Frans Kellendonk Prize
The Frans Kellendonk Prize (from the left: Frans Kellendonk-prijs ) is a Dutch literature prize that was set up in 1993 on the initiative of the Frans Kellendonk Foundation to commemorate the writer Frans Kellendonk (1951–1990).
The prize is awarded for a literary work or the entire work of an author that testifies to an independent and original view of a social or essential problem. A connection with other literary forms of expression, such as narration , lecture or journalism , is possible.
The prize is awarded every three years by the Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde (MdNL) and awarded in Nijmegen . The prize money is 5000 euros.
Award winners
year | country | Award winners | For |
2020 |
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Wytske Versteeg | Complete works |
2017 |
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Hanna Bervoets | Complete works |
2014 |
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Esther Gerritsen | Complete works |
2011 |
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Arnon Grunberg | Complete works |
2008 |
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Marjolijn February | Complete works |
2005 |
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Piet Gerbrandy | Complete works |
2003 |
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Henk van Woerden | Complete works |
1999 |
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Dirk van Weelden | Complete works |
1996 |
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Benno Barnard | Het gat in de wereld (1993) |
1993 |
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Kristien Hemmerechts | Complete works |
See also
Web links
- Database Literaire Prijzen (Literature Museum website)
- Website Stichting Frans Kellendonk Fonds
- Website of the Society for Dutch Literature (MNL)