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NORLA’s activities in the 1st quarter 2015

This spring, NORLA’s staff look forward to attending several book fairs, events and literary festivals around the world. See detailed list below.
Feel free to contact us to schedule a meeting!

Spring's selected titles on display at NORLA's premises. The table is from the collection of furniture of Norway's Guest of Honour pavilion at the 2019 Frankfurter Buchmesse, all designed by manthey kula and LCLA Office.
(Photo: Ellen Trautmann Olerud).

Our reading tips for World Book Day 2020

For everybody working at NORLA, sparking the joy of reading is a true privilege. And today we are happy to celebrate World Book Day by recommending books from our selected spring titles.

Justė Nepaitė

Juste Nepaite - Translator of the Month

May’s Translator of the Month is Justė Nepaitė from Lithuania. She mainly translates fiction but also other genres, and her translation of Karl Ove Knausgård’s My Struggle 3 was released in January. Later this year, Jon Fosse’s Scenes from a Childhood / Morning and Evening will be available in her translation. Justė has also translated a number of Norwegian picture books for children, for use among Lithuanian children attending kindergartens in Norway.
In addition to being a translator, Juste has also been a tutor of Norwegian language and culture for a number of years.

The Norwegian Festival of Literature - in your own home!

This time of year we normally set off for Lillehammer to take part in the enjoyable spring adventure which is called the Norwegian festival of Literature. This year, however, the festival goes digital (May 29 – 31) and the events will therefore be available for everyone to enjoy, all around the world!

Meet children’s and young adult authors from Norway!

Every year the Norwegian Festival of Literature at Lillehammer is one of NORLA’s spring highlights, being the largest literary festival in the Nordic countries. As this year’s festival has gone digital so have NORLA’s two annual Lillehammer seminars for international publishers and translators of Norwegian literature. This year focusing on books for children and young adults. It has been a true pleasure getting to meet both familiar and new friends of literature, in our own living rooms.

We are pleased to share eight films made for the webinars. Here you will meet the authors and illustrators presenting their selected books for young readers. There are books in several genres, techniques, themes and for different age groups. We are confident there are new favorites in store for everyone.

Foreign rights to Norwegian books in high demand - April and May

The corona pandemic has seriously affected the international book industry. Therefore, it is extra gratifying to see that the there is still a strong interest in Norwegian books and also sales of foreign rights. NORLA has obtained an overview of foreign rights to the Norwegian books sold by agents and publishers in Norway during April and May. There are 150 rights sold or renewed!

Maria Parr's "The Goalie and the Sea" (original title: Keeperen og havet) was recently awarded the Bulgarian children's book prize Biserche valshebno. Our warmest congratulations to the author and her translator Rositsa Tsvetanova!

Ever wondered why there are no taboos in Scandinavian children's books? Read The Guardian's interview with writer Ingelin Røssland.

‘William Wenton and the Luridium Thief’ winner of the Children’s Book Award 2016

We congratulate Arne Svingen whose popular children's book "The Ballad of a Broken Nose" is named Batchelder Honor Book by the American Library Association!

Read award-winning author Maria Parr's short story for children on the Corona virus, in Words Without Borders

Two Norwegian books nominated for the prestigious Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis in the category Best Children's Book; "Super-Bruno" and "Der Krokodildieb".

We congratulate the nominees for the 2020 Nordic Council Children and Young People’s Literature Prize

Gudrun Skretting wins the 2017 ARK Children's Book Award for her book "Anton and Other Squares". Congratulations!

We congratulate Håkon Øvreås (Author) and Øyvind Torseter (Illustrator) whose popular children's book "Brown" is the winner of the the 2020 Mildred L. Batchelder Award!

Congratulations to Bjørn Ingvaldsen, winner of the children's own book prize - Barnas bokpris 2017 - for his book "Your Father"!

See the Norwegian candidates to the world's biggest children and YA literature award, the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award 2018

Malin Falch wins the 2018 ARK Children's Book Award for her book "Northern Light: The journey to the valley of the Trolls". Congratulations!

Congratulations to Marianne Kaurin on being awarded the first ever Aschehoug Prize for Children’s Literature for her “Blue Lagoon Deluxe” (original title "Syden")!

NORLA offers our congratulations to Audhild Solberg, winner of the 2019 ARK Children’s Book Prize for her book "The Harp"!

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