List of Leaders
- 1894– Gustav Storm (non-fiction section)
- 1894–1896 Arne Garborg (fiction section)
- 1894–1896 Andreas Aubert
- 1896–1900 Jacob Hilditch
- 1900–1903 Jacob Breda Bull
- 1903– Moltke Moe
- 1903–1905 Gerhard Gran
- 1905–1908 Vilhelm Krag
- 1908–1910 Jacob Hilditch
- 1910–1913 Hans Aanrud
- 1913–1916 Peter Egge
- 1917–1919 Nils Collett Vogt
- 1920–1922 Johan Bojer
- 1922– Ole Lie Singdahlsen
- 1922–1923 Oskar Braaten
- 1923–1928 Arnulf Øverland
- 1928–1932 Ronald Fangen
- 1933– Oskar Braaten
- 1934– Johan Bojer
- 1935– Peter Egge
- 1936–1940 Sigrid Undset
- 1940– Georg Brochmann
- 1941–1945 Alex Brinchmann
- 1946–1965 Hans Heiberg
- 1965–1971 Odd Bang-Hansen
- 1971–1975 Ebba Haslund
- 1975–1977 Bjørn Nilsen
- 1977–1981 Camilla Carlson
- 1982–1985 Johannes Heggland
- 1985–1987 Karsten Alnæs
- 1987–1991 Toril Brekke
- 1991–1997 Thorvald Steen
- 1997–1999 Inger Elisabeth Hansen
- 1999–2001 Karsten Alnæs
- 2001–2005 Geir Pollen
- 2005–2012 Anne Oterholm
- 2012– Sigurd Løvåsen
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