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Judith
Landry

Judith Landry was educated at Somerville College, Oxford where she obtained a first class honours degree in French and Italian. She combines a career as a translator of works of fiction, art and architecture with part-time teaching. Her translation of New Finnish Grammar was awarded the Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize in 2012.
Judith Landry was educated at Somerville College, Oxford where she obtained a first class honours degree in French and Italian. She combines a career as a translator of works of fiction, art and architecture with part-time teaching. Her translation of New Finnish Grammar was awarded the Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize in 2012.
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