Hanns Grössel has translated several works of Tranströmer into German. Roberto Mascaró has translated Tranströmer's work into Spanish. Morteza Saghafian has translated Tranströmer's work into Persian. Maria Cristina Lombardi translated some works of Tranströmer into Italian. Jacques Outin translated them into French. Milan Richter has translated the collected poems of Tranströmer into Slovak (Medzi allegrom a lamentom, 2001) Awards and honours 1966: Bellman Prize (Sweden) 1981: Petrarca-Preis (Germany) 1990: Neustadt International Prize for Literature (US) 1990: Nordic Council Literature Prize, for For the Living and the Dead (Nordic countries) 1991: Swedish Academy Nordic Prize (Sweden) 1992: Horst Bienek Prize for Poetry (Germany) 1996: Augustpriset, for Sorgegondolen (Sweden) 1998: Jan Smrek Prize (Slovakia) 2003: Struga Poetry Evenings Golden Wreath (Macedonia) 2004: International Nonino Prize (Italy) 2007: The Griffin Trust, Lifetime Recognition Award (Griffin Poetry Prize) (Canada) 2011: Title of Professor (), granted by the Cabinet of Sweden (Sweden) 2011: Nobel Prize in Literature (Sweden) Other awards include the Övralid Prize and the Swedish Award from International Poetry Forum. See also List of Nobel laureates in Literature References External links The Official Tomas Tranströmer Website Petri Liukkonen. "Tomas Tranströmer". Books and Writers Biography and Poems on Poets.org List of Works Biographical profile on Bloodaxe Books website Griffin Poetry Prize Lifetime Recognition tribute, including audio and video clips Sorrow Gondola translated by Patty Crane, with essay by David Wojahn, letter from Jean Valentine, and more in Blackbird, Spring 2011, Vol. 10, No. 1. Translations by Robert Archambeau and Lars-Håkan Svensson. Poetry Fix video on Tranströmer The Guardian: Tomas Tranströmer 'surprised' by Nobel prize for literature - video interview "Wonderful Centipedes: The Poetry of Tomas Tranströmer", Niklas Schiöler, Berfrois'', 12 October 2011 Steven Ford Brown. "An Afternoon With Tranströmer In Stockholm", Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene, October 15, 2011 "The Blue House" reading by Louise Korthals in Amsterdam, Netherlands, The Official Tomas Tranströmer Website The Music Says Freedom Exists. A visit to Tomas Tranströmer in Stockholm, February 2015 Video by Louisiana Channel including the Nobel Lecture 1931 births 2015 deaths Nobel laureates in Literature Nordic Council Literature Prize winners Writers from Stockholm Stockholm University alumni Swedish-language poets Swedish-language writers Swedish Nobel laureates Struga Poetry Evenings Golden Wreath laureates Litteris et Artibus recipients Swedish male poets Swedish translators August Prize winners Haiku poets 20th-century Swedish poets 21st-century Swedish poets 20th-century translators 21st-century translators