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Patrick Creagh is a critically acclaimed translator from Italian, well known for his translations of Italo Calvino, Claudio Magris (‘The Danube’) and Marcello Fois.

Patrick Creagh is a critically acclaimed translator from Italian, well known for his translations of Italo Calvino, Claudio Magris (‘The Danube’) and Marcello Fois.

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PREVIOUS NOMINATIONS

2007

Gianrico Carofiglio

Involuntary Witness

1997

Antonio Tabucchi

Declares Pereira (Pereira Maintains)

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