From the Guardian:
“Nobel prize winners Orhan Pamuk and JMG Le Clézio are going head to head with last year’s hottest translated author Roberto Bolaño for the title of 2010 best translated book.” (Full article.)

And from the Independent:
“Three Percent, a resource for international literature based at the University of Rochester, USA, has announced its 25-title fiction longlist for the 2010 Best Translated Book Award. Authors from 23 different countries writing in 17 different languages made this year’s list, giving the curious reader an excellent reference for finding new literary material.” (Full article.)