Alma Strettell (1853–1939), later known as Alma Gertrude Vansittart Harrison, was a British translator and poet. She distinguished herself through her extensive work rendering foreign-language literature into English, helping to introduce British readers to diverse international oral and written traditions.
Strettell's translation portfolio was remarkably broad, encompassing folk songs, folk tales, and poetry. She worked across a wide variety of European languages, producing English versions of works originally written in Greek, Romanian, French, Provençal, German, and Norwegian, among others.