of January 2010, the English version of The God Delusion had sold over 2 million copies. , it increased to 3 million copies. It was ranked second on the Amazon.com best-sellers' list in November 2006. It remained on the list for 51 weeks until 30 September 2007. The German version, entitled Der Gotteswahn, had sold over 260,000 copies . The God Delusion has been translated into 35 languages. Awards For The God Delusion, Dawkins was named Author of the Year at the 2007 British Book Awards. The Giordano Bruno Foundation awarded the 2007 Deschner Prize to Dawkins for the "outstanding contribution to strengthen secular, scientific, and humanistic thinking" in his book. Responding books Many books have been written in response to The God Delusion. For example: Atheist Delusions, by David Bentley Hart The Devil's Delusion, by David Berlinski Darwin's Angel, by John Cornwell God's Undertaker: Has Science Buried God?, by John Lennox (Oxford: Lion, 2009) The Dawkins Delusion?, by Alister McGrath and Joanna Collicutt McGrath Legal repercussions in Turkey In Turkey, where the book had sold at least 6,000 copies, a prosecutor launched a probe into whether The God Delusion was "an attack on holy values", following a complaint in November 2007. If convicted, the Turkish publisher and translator, Erol Karaaslan, would have faced a prison sentence of inciting religious hatred and insulting religious values. In April 2008, the court acquitted the defendant. In ruling out the need to confiscate copies of the book, the presiding judge stated that banning it "would fundamentally limit the freedom of thought". Dawkins' website, richarddawkins.net, was banned in Turkey later that year after complaints from Islamic creationist Adnan Oktar (Harun Yahya) for alleged defamation. By July 2011, the ban had been lifted. Editions English List of editions in English: The God Delusion, hardcover edition, Bantam Press, 2006. The God Delusion, paperback edition (with new preface by Richard Dawkins), Black Swan, 2007. The God Delusion, 10th anniversary edition (with new introduction by Richard Dawkins and afterword by Daniel Dennett), Black Swan, 2016. Translations The book has been officially translated into many different languages, such as Spanish, German, Italian, and Turkish. Dawkins has also promoted unofficial translations of the book in languages such as Arabic and Bengali. There are also Telugu and Tamil translations of the book. The Richard Dawkins Foundation offers free translations in Arabic, Urdu, Farsi, and Indonesian. Non-exhaustive list of international editions: Η