Ingeborg Bachmann Prize 1989

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The Ingeborg Bachmann Prize 1989 was the 13th competition for the literature prize. The event took place in the Klagenfurt ORF theater of the Carinthia regional studio .

For the first time, the entire reading of the competition, including all discussions, was broadcast live on television, which became a dominant topic in the reporting. Ulrich Weinzierl spoke in the FAZ of a “group excursion into the media future, nothing more”. The submission of the participants to “merciless schedules” that he observed and their final processing into “media fodder” should not remain an excursion, but become a permanent condition. This year, the accredited journalists awarded the 3sat prize to the broadcasting station for the first time .

The new governor of Carinthia, Jörg Haider ( FPÖ ), insisted on attending the event; However, those present acknowledged his appearance with "thunderous silence".

Authors

Jurors

Award winners

  • Ingeborg Bachmann Prize (endowed with 150,000 ÖS ): Wolfgang Hilbig for a transmission
  • Prize of the State of Carinthia (endowed with 75,000 ÖS): Norbert Gstrein for jungle. A prologue
  • Ernst Willner Prize (60,000 ÖS): Ask Sabine Peters for three
  • Scholarship from the Carinthian industry (endowed with 30,000 ÖS): Thomas Hettche for Ludwig must die
  • Scholarship from the publishers (endowed with 30,000 ATS): Bernd Schirmer for Cahlenberg (extract from a novel)
  • 3sat award (5,000 DM ): Eberhard Häfner for Roter Cox

Individual evidence

  1. Ulrich Weinzierl in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung of July 3, 1989, quoted from [1] .

Web links

literature

  • Heinz Felsbach, Siegbert Metelko (ed.): Klagenfurt texts for the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize 1989 . List, Munich 1994, ISBN 3-471-77978-7 .