Alfred Döblin Scholarship
| Alfred Döblin Scholarship | |
|---|---|
| Introductory year: | 1985 |
| Funding period: | 3 to 12 months |
| Funding amount: | 2000 € monthly |
| Founder: | Günter Grass / Academy of Arts (Berlin) |
| Scholarship holders: | > 21 |
| requirements | |
| Region: | Berlin |
| Target group: | Berlin writer |
The Alfred Döblin Scholarship of the Berlin Academy of the Arts has been awarded since 1985 and is named after the writer Alfred Döblin .
The selected Berlin writers receive a residency grant for three to twelve months in the amount of 2000 euros per month (as of 2020). During the scholarship period, the scholarship holders live in the Alfred Döblin House in Wewelsfleth, which Günter Grass gave to the State of Berlin in 1985 . Residence is compulsory. A three-person jury will decide on the submitted work samples. It includes one representative each from the Academy of the Arts, the PEN Center for the Federal Republic of Germany and the Senate Administration for Science, Research and Culture.
For the 30th anniversary of the scholarship, Thilo Bock and Peter Wawerzinek published a homage to the Alfred-Döblin-Haus and its long-time housekeeper Hannelore Keyn, who died in 2010, in the form of the ghost story collection The strikingly inconspicuous life of the housekeeper Hannelore Keyn in the Villa Grassimo in Wewelsfleth .
Scholarship holders (selection)
- Martin Ahrends (2006)
- María Cecilia Barbetta (2007)
- Stephanie Bart (2017)
- Christoph Bauer (1999)
- Andreas Baum (2018)
- Thorsten Becker (2005)
- Thilo Bock (2011)
- Larissa Boehning (2004 and 2001)
- Eva Brunner (1997)
- Nina Bussmann
- Jonas-Philipp Dallmann (2005 and 2017)
- HP Daniels
- Kurt Drawert (1993)
- Judith Hermann
- Felicitas Hoppe (1994)
- Massum Faryar
- Anja Frisch (2008)
- Julia Franck (1998)
- Manuela Fuelle (2007)
- Marie Gamillscheg (2020)
- Steffen Jacobs
- Martin Jankowski (2006)
- Marcus Jensen (2009)
- Reinhard Jirgl (1996)
- Kerstin Kempker (2020)
- Björn Kern (2011)
- Ingomar von Kieseritzky (2006)
- Karsten Krampitz (2004 and 2017)
- Friedrich Kröhnke (1994)
- Norbert Kron
- André Kubiczek (2020)
- Luo Lingyuan (2020)
- Sebastian Orlac (2005)
- Katerina Poladjan (2014)
- Marion Poschmann (2002)
- Manja Präkels (2005)
- Regina Scheer (2020)
- Markus Seidel
- Rajvinder Singh (2007 and 2010)
- Anja Tuckermann (1987)
- Deniz Utlu (2020)
- David Wagner (1998)
- Peter Wawerzinek (2003)
- Eva Ruth Wemme
- Thomas Weiss
- Andreas Martin Widmann (2017)
- Michael Wildenhain (2008)
- Ron Winkler
Web links
- Alfred Döblin scholarship at the Academy of Arts
Remarks
- ↑ Thilo Bock, Peter Wawerzinek: The strikingly inconspicuous life of the housekeeper Hannelore Keyn in the Villa Grassimo in Wewelsfleth . Akademie der Künste / Verbrecher Verlag, Berlin 2016, ISBN 978-3-88331-218-7 / ISBN 978-3-95732-195-4 .
- ^ Nine Berlin authors receive Alfred Döblin grants. January 30, 2020, accessed January 31, 2020 .