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Norvik Press is pleased to announce the forthcoming publication of new titles! From a stark portrayal of contemporary Greenlandic society to new classics by Lagerlöf and Skram, check our 2025 books here: norvikpress.com/2025/02/11/n…
Norvik Press is collaborating with the UCL European Literary Map project. Check it out! Currently working on increase the number of Swedish authors featured (from any period).
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Check Norvik Press website to order a copy of Dead Men Dancing! norvikpress.com/2024/11/15/j…
Norvik Press is extremely proud to share that J. Isaksen's Dead Men Dancing (tr. by Marita Thomsen) won the 2024 Petrona Award as the best Scandinavian Crime Novel of the year! Link to buy the book on the Norvik Press website: norvikpress.com/product/dead…
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EC: Congratulations to #JógvanIsaksen, #MaritaThomsen and @norvikpress for their Petrona Award-winning, Dead Men Dancing: petronaaward.co.uk/2024/11/t…
The Norwegian author Karl-Ove Knausgård recently revealed that Bjørneboe’s History of Bestiality trilogy (Moment of Freedom, Powderhouse, The Silence) changed his life when he was a teenager. The trilogy is available in English, published by Norvik Press. theguardian.com/books/2024/o…
Nordic month on display at the Blickling Second-Hand Book Shop in Norfolk (the largest in the National Trust). The books are a donation to the Trust from Norvik Press. Carefully assembled and photographed by Professor Janet Garton.
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Congratulations to the #PetronaAward24 shortlisted authors.
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We're very proud to announce that Jógvan Isaksen's Dead Men Dancing (tr. Marita Thomsen) (Faroe Islands) Norvik Press) was shortlisted in the prestigious Petrona Award 2024! Contemporary Faroese crime fiction at its finest.
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EC: Congratulations to the publishers of the Petrona Award 2024 Longlist: petronaaward.co.uk/2024/09/t…
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#NorvikPressonholiday Breathtaking views from the "Villa Ibsen " in the heart of the Italian Dolomites (Seis, Bolzano), which served as a holiday home for Henrik Ibsen! We are ready to start an exciting literary season with our new books and projects! Stay tuned.
Check out our newest blog page for Women in Translation Month (content by Sarah Death and Janet Garton)! norvikpress.com/2024/08/16/w… #WITMonth
More pictures of Norvik summer readings from our prizewinning literary translator Sarah Death and Emeritus Professor of Scandinavian studies Janet Garton...
The first Scandinavica issue of 2024 is now available. Check it out at scandinavica.net/section/163…
Beautiful pictures from Norvik translator Sarah Death and her personal summer selection! Amalie Skrams's Lucie and Erik Fosnes Hansen's Lobster Life available to purchase at norvikpress.com/books/
"The first time English PEN has awarded titles translated from Greenlandic".
Very excited to share the news that Norvik Press secured the prestigious PEN Translates award for Sørine Steenholdt's Zombieland, translated by Charlotte Barslund.
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Happy July, everyone! A few programming notes:
1. 2024 marks the ten year anniversary of the first ever #WITMonth. My hope was - and remains - to celebrate this milestone with a reflection on the past decade. However, things are taking a bit longer to get off the ground.
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Delighted to be at EWF2 @EUNICLONDON supporting our author, Jógvan Isaksen!
An adaptation of Selma Lagerlöf's Lord Arne's Silver is onstage at the Västanå Theatre in Rottneros, Sweden (22/6-7/9). Another good reason to read the novel, published in English by Norvik Press in 2011 (translated by Sarah Death, with a Preface by Helena Forsås-Scott)!
Delighted to be at EWF2 @EUNICLONDON supporting our author, Jógvan Isaksen!




































