The Icelandic Booksellers' Prize 2014
On December 17, the 15th Icelandic Booksellers' Literature Prize was announced, among winners were Öræfi (Wastelands) by Ófeigur Sigurðsson, for best Icelandic novel, and Hafnfirðingabrandarinn (The Local Joke) by Bryndís Björgvinsdóttir for best Icelandic young adult book.

On December 17, the 15th Icelandic Booksellers' Literature Prize was announced on the state television's literature show Kiljan. The Icelandic Bookseller's Association hands out the prize, and the winners are picked by the staff of the country's bookstores. Prizes are given out in nine categories of both original and translated titles. Among winners were Öræfi (Wastelands) by Ófeigur Sigurðsson, for best Icelandic novel, and Hafnfirðingabrandarinn (The Local Joke) by Bryndís Björgvinsdóttir for best Icelandic young adult book.
Winners of the Icelandic Booksellers' Prize 2013:
Best Icelandic Novel:
![]() 1. Öræfi by Ófeigur Sigurðsson.
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Best Poetry Book:
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Best Icelandic Young Adult Novel:
![]() 1. Hafnfirðingabrandarinn by
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Best Icelandic Children's Book:
1. Þín eigin þjóðsaga by Ævar Þór Benediktsson. Publisher: Forlagið Mál og menning. |
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3.-4.Skrímslakisi byÁslaug Jónsdóttur, Kalle Güettler and Rakel Helmsdal.
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Best Non-Fiction Work:
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![]() 2. Sveitin í sálinni - Búskapur í Reykjavík og myndun borgar by Eggert Þór Bernharðsson. Publisher: Forlagið JPV útgáfa. |
![]() 3. Reykjavík sem ekki varð by Önnu Dröfn Ágústsdóttur og Guðna Valberg. Publisher: Crymogea. |
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Best Biography:
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Best Translated Novel:
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Best Translated Children's Book:
1. Rottuborgari by David Walliams.
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Best Translated Young Adult Novel:
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