Dedalus has won or been shortlisted for the following prizes:

• The Saltire Best First Book Prize 1995 for Music, in a Foreign Language by Andrew Crumey
• The European Crime & Mystery Award 2003 for Dragon's Eye by Andy Oakes

• Dedalus had two books on the Booker Prize long list in 1995:  Exquisite Corpse by Robert Irwin and Memoirs of a Gnostic Dwarf by David Madsen.
• The French Translation Prize 1992 for Christine Donougher : Book of Nights by Sylvie Germain
• Dedalus was shortlisted on two occasions for the Portuguese Translation Prize: Margaret Jull Costa in 1995 for The Relic and in 2010 for The City and the Mountains both by Eca de Queiroz.
• The German Translation Prize 1998 for Mike Mitchell: Letters Back to Ancient China by Herbert Rosendorfer
• Mike Mitchell was also shortlisted on two other occasions for the German Translation Prize for The Golem by Gustav Meyrink and Stephanie by Herbert Rosendorfer.
• The Russian Translation Prize 2006 for Oliver Ready : Prussian Bride by Yuri Buida
• The Greek Translation Prize 2006 for David Connolly : The Dedalus Book of Greek Fantasy edited by David Connolly.
• The Occult Book of the Year in 1992 for Mike Mitchell's translation of The Angel of the West Window by Gustav Meyrink
• PEN/Book-of-the-Month-Club Translation Prize for 2008 for Margaret Jull Costa : The Maias by Eca de Queiroz.
• The Oxford Weidenfeld Translation Prize for 2008 for Margaret Jull Costa : The Maias by Eca de Queiroz
• The Oxford Weidenfeld Translation Prize for 2012 for Judith Landry: New Finnish Grammar by Diego Marani.
• Dedalus has been shortlisted on five occasions for the Oxford Weidenfeld Translation Prize:
• Christine Donougher in 1996 for Night of  Amber and in 2009 for Magnus both by Sylvie Germain.
• Mike Mitchell on three occasions: 1999 for Simplicissimus by Johann Grimmelshausen, 2000 for The Other Side by Alfred Kubin and 2008 for The Bells of Bruges by Georges Rodenbach.
• Magnus by Sylvie Germain was shortlisted for The American Library Association Notable Book Awards in 2009.
• New Finnish Grammar by Diego Marani was shortlisted for The Independent Foreign Fiction Award in 2012.
• New Finnish Grammar by Diego Marani was shortlisted for The Best Translated Book Award in 2012.

Dedalus has always acknowledged and been grateful for the institutions that have supported our publishing programme. It would have been impossible to have been an alternative to commercial publishing without this support. Our long term relationship with Arts Council England has been central to what we have managed to achieve.

In addition we would like to acknowledge the support of the following organisations:

1. The Austrian Ministry of Culture
2. The Blue Door Foundation
3. The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.
4. The Camoes Institute
5. The Danish Arts Council
6. The Dutch Translation Fund
7. The Estonian Translation Fund
8. The European Union
9. Fili in Finland
10. The Finnish Embassy in London
11. The French Community of Belgium
12. The Flemish Translation Fund
13. The French Ministry of Culture
14. The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Burgess Programme .
15. The German Ministry of Culture(Inter Nationes)
16. The M. B. Grabowski Fund
17. The Greek Ministry of Culture
18. The Hellenic Foundation
19. The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
20. The Mikhail Prokhorov Fund
21. Opening the Book
22. PEN UK
23. The Portuguese Book Institute
24. The Spanish Ministry of Culture

We would also like to express our thanks to Routledge Publishers, part of Informa Plc, for their sponsorship during 2008-2010.