The MHRA does not award prizes (instead, it offers funding opportunities), but its publications do sometimes win them, and this page serves as a trophy cabinet. The complete news feed can be found here.
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- Dec 14, 2022
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Not All of the Books Are in German
We warmly congratulate Alexander Stillmark on completing a hat-trick: his edition with us of Hofmannsthal's The Incorruptible Servant has won the Austrian Federal Chancellor's prize for translation, a major award he has now won three times. - Oct 6, 2022
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Annie Ernaux, Nobel Laureate
Annie Ernaux, Nobel Laureate. - Jun 27, 2022
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Joanna Raisbeck wins the Novalis Preis 2022
Our author Joanna Raisbeck has won the 2022 Novalis Preis for her thesis, now in production as a Legenda book. - Jan 10, 2022
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Anna Kathryn Kendrick wins the Kovacs Prize
Anna Kathryn Kendrick wins the Kovacs Prize. - Jul 4, 2021
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Joanna Raisbeck wins the Klaus Heyne-Preis
Joanna Raisbeck wins a major Romanticism prize for her first book, which is forthcoming in Legenda. - Jun 28, 2021
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Prismatic Translation Shortlisted for Major European Prize
Prismatic Translation shortlisted for the ESCL Excellence Award for Collaborative Research. - Jun 14, 2020
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2019 AAIS Book Prize Winner
Our warmest congratulations to Paola Cori, whose recent book on Leopardi has won the American Association for Italian Studies's Book Prize for titles published in 2019. - Nov 3, 2018
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2017 Best Article Prize - Sonia Gollance
Sonia Gollance's piece in Austrian Studies 24 has won the 2017 Best Article Prize awarded by the Coalition of Women in German in the USA. - Feb 12, 2018
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The Ruskin Society Book Prize
We congratulate Keith Hanley and Caroline Hull on winning the Ruskin Society Book Prize for their edition of Ruskin's 1835 travel diary, published by Legenda. - Sep 28, 2017
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Arthur Serena's Medal
We congratulate our author and editor Martin McLaughlin on being awarded the Arthur Serena medal by the British Academy. - Apr 18, 2017
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Spanish Prizes
We're pleased to announce new Legenda books by two winners of the AHGBI's annual prize for the best PhD theses in Hispanic studies. - Jun 17, 2015
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Echo's Voice Heard
We congratulate Mary Noonan, author of our 2014 book Echo’s Voice: The Theatres of Sarraute, Duras, Cixous and Renaude, on being shortlisted by TaPRA, the Theatre and Performance Research Association, for their big annual prize.
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