Frans Kellendonk Prize

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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 Flag of the Netherlands Wytske Versteeg Complete works
2017 Flag of the Netherlands Hanna Bervoets Complete works
2014 Flag of the Netherlands Esther Gerritsen Complete works
2011 Flag of the Netherlands Arnon Grunberg Complete works
2008 Flag of the Netherlands Marjolijn February Complete works
2005 Flag of the Netherlands Piet Gerbrandy Complete works
2003 Flag of the Netherlands Henk van Woerden Complete works
1999 Flag of the Netherlands Dirk van Weelden Complete works
1996 Flag of the Netherlands Benno Barnard Het gat in de wereld (1993)
1993 Flag of Belgium Kristien Hemmerechts Complete works

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Press release from Literair Nederland of December 23, 2013
  2. Press release about Arnon Grunberg's prize win in 2011
  3. Press release from Het Parool of December 21, 2007 on M. Februarari's prize win