John Florio Prize
The John Florio Prize for Italian translation is a prize awarded by the Society of Authors,[1] with the co-sponsorship of the British-Italian Society. Named after the Tudor Anglo-Italian writer-translator John Florio, the prize was established in 1963. Today it is awarded biannually for the best English translation of a full-length work of literary merit and general interest.[2]
Winners
| Year | Translator | Book |
|---|---|---|
| 1963 | Donata Origo | The Deserter by Giuseppe Dessi |
| 1963 | Eric Mosbacher | Hekura by Fosco Maraini |
| 1964 | Angus Davidson | More Roman Tales by Alberto Moravia |
| 1964 | Professor E. R. Vincent | A Diary of One of Garibaldi's Thousands by Giuseppe Cesare Abba |
| 1964 | H. S. Vere-Hodge | The Odes of Dante |
| 1965 | W. H. Darwell | Dongo, The Last Act by P. L. Bellini delle Stelli & U. Lazzaro |
| 1966 | Stuart Woolf | The Truce by Primo Levi |
| 1966 | Jane Grigson and Father Kenelm Foster | The Columns of Infamy of Crime and Punishments by Cesare Beccaria |
| 1967 | Isabel Quigly | The Transfers by Silvano Ceccherini |
| 1968 | Muriel Grindrod | The Popes in the 20th Century by Carlo Falconi |
| 1968 | Raleigh Trevelyan | The Outlaws by Luigi Meneghello |
| 1969 | Sacha Rabinovitch | Francis Bacon, from Magic to Science by Paolo Rossi |
| 1969 | William Weaver | A Violent Life by Pier Pasolini |
| 1970 | Angus Davidson | On Neoclassicism by Mario Praz |
| 1971 | William Weaver | The Heron by Giorgio Bassani and Time and the Hunter by Italo Calvino |
| 1972 | Patrick Creagh | Selected Poems by Giuseppe Ungaretti |
| 1973 | Bernard Wall | Wrestling with Christ by Luigi Santucci |
| 1974 | Stephen M. Hellman | Letters from Inside the Italian Communist Party by Maria Antonietta Macciocchi |
| 1975 | Cormack O’Cuilleanain | Cagliostro by Roberto Gervaso |
| 1976 | Frances Frenaye | The Forests of Norbio by Giuseppe Dessi |
| 1977 | Ruth Feldman & Brian Swann | Shema, Collected Poems of Primo Levi |
| 1979 | Quintin Hoare | Selections from Political Writings 1921-26 by Antonio Gramsci |
| 1980 | Julian Mitchell | Henry IV by Pirandello |
| 1982 | Christopher Holme | EBLA by Paolo Matthiae |
| 1984 | Bruce Penman | China by Gildo Fossati |
| 1986 | Avril Bardoni | The Wine Dark Sea by Leonardo Sciascia |
| 1988 | J. G. Nichols | The Colloquies by Guido Gozzano |
| 1990 | Patrick Creagh | Danube by Claudio Magris |
| 1990 | Patrick Creagh | Blind Argus by Gesualdo Bufalino |
| 1992 | William Weaver | The Dust Roads of Monferrato by Rosetta Loy |
| 1992 | Tim Parks | Sweet Days of Discipline by Fleur Jaeggy |
| 1994 | Tim Parks | The Road to San Giovanni by Italo Calvino |
| 1996 | Emma Rose | His Mother's House by Marta Morazzoni |
| 1998 | Joseph Farrell | Take-Off by Daniele del Giudice |
| 2000 | Martin McLaughlin | Why Read the Classics? by Italo Calvino |
| 2002 | Stephen Sartarelli | Prince of the Clouds by Gianni Riotta |
| 2002 | Alastair McEwen | Senior Service by Carlo Feltrinelli |
| 2004 | Howard Curtis | Coming Back by Edoardo Albinati |
| 2006 | Carol O’Sullivan and Martin Thom | Kuraj by Silvia Di Natale |
| 2008 | Peter Robinson | The Greener Meadow by Luciano Erba |
| 2010 | Jamie McKendrick | The Embrace: Selected Poems by Valerio Magrelli |
| 2012 | Anne Milano Appel | Scent of a Woman by Giovanni Arpino |
| 2014 | Patrick Creagh | Memory of the Abyss by Marcello Fois |
References
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