The Wisconsin Prize for Poetry in Translation is a dedicated award from the University of Wisconsin Press, recognizing book-length works of poetry translated into English. The press seeks manuscripts that bring significant poetic works from other languages into English, with the requirement that each poem appear in both its original language and in translation. This dual-language presentation underscores a commitment to textual fidelity and cross-cultural literary exchange. The award is open to translations that have not been previously published in book form. Manuscripts must be between 75 and 250 pages, inclusive of both original and translated texts. Applicants must confirm that permission has been granted by the original author(s) and any active copyright holders, or that the original work is in the public domain. The translator(s) and original author(s) must be named on the title page. A $28 entry fee is required, payable by credit card. The prize reflects the press's ongoing investment in translation as a vital literary practice. While the exact prize amount is not specified in the provided information, the winner will be announced no later than a date to be confirmed. The award offers translators a platform for their work to reach a broader readership through a university press with a established reputation in poetry and translation.