FIL Prize

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The FIL Prize , officially Premio FIL de Literatura en Lenguas Romances , is one of the most important Latin American literary prizes. It is endowed with US $ 150,000 and has been awarded at the Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL) since 1991 to authors who publish in Romance languages . It was originally named after the Mexican writer Juan Rulfo ; after disputes with the author's heirs, this designation was dropped from 2006.

Award winners

The Premio de Literaturas Indígenas de América

A supplement to the main prize for works written in the languages ​​Spanish and Portuguese, which are dominant languages ​​in Latin America, is a special prize also awarded during the International Book Fair of Guadalajara: the Premio de Literaturas Indígenas de América (PLIA), the prize for the indigenous literatures of America . It is endowed with US $ 25,000 and honors writers who write in one of the indigenous American languages . The 2015 award winner is the Mexican Josías López Gómez , who writes in Tzeltal .

Footnotes

  1. ^ Premio de Literaturas Indígenas de América - PLIA , accessed October 8, 2015.
  2. Indigenous Literature Prize for author from Chiapas , accessed on October 8, 2015.

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