Bokhandlerprisen
The Bokhandlerprisen, often translated as the Booksellers' Prize, is an annual Norwegian literary award. It is presented by the Norwegian Booksellers' Association to a Norwegian author. The prize is awarded for a work that has been particularly well-received by the booksellers themselves, reflecting their direct engagement with the literary market and readership.
The award was established in 1947 and is considered one of Norway's most significant literary prizes. Unlike
The prize money has varied over the years, but it is generally a substantial amount that contributes