Discovery of Kenzaburo Oe's Unpublished Novels: Stored by a Renowned Mentor from His Student Days, the Oldest Known Works
Two unpublished novels by Nobel Prize-winning author Kenzaburo Oe, written before his literary debut, have been discovered and will be published in a literary magazine.
Fs and Silvia Urgas awarded the Tuglase Novella Prize
The Tuglase Novella Prize was awarded to authors Fs and Silvia Urgas for their outstanding works during a ceremony held on March 2 at the Under and Tuglase Literary Center in Estonia.
Announcement of the 31st Hankyoreh Literary Prize Submission
The 31st Hankyoreh Literary Prize is now open for submissions, encouraging both established and new authors to participate.
The Aena of Óscar Puente surprises with a million-euro prize competing with Planeta behind the back of the Ministry of Culture
A new literary prize, the Aena Prize for Hispanic American Literature, has been announced with a prize amount of one million euros, aiming to rival prestigious awards like the Goncourt and Booker.
Debutant Prize to Leila Inanna Sultan
Leila Inanna Sultan has been awarded the prestigious Borås Tidning debutant prize for her compelling poetry collection.
A new literary award competes with the Planeta and the Nobel: it awards one million euros
A new literary award launched in Spain, the Aena Narrative Prize, aims to boost literature in Latin America by awarding one million euros for the best narrative work published last year.
Aena announces a Hispanic American narrative award worth one million euros
Aena has launched a new Hispanic American Narrative Award offering one million euros for the winning work and 30,000 euros for each of the four finalists, aiming to achieve significant literary recognition.
The Aena Narrative Prize is Established to Recognize the Best Book of the Year in Spanish with One Million Euros
The newly established Aena Narrative Prize will reward the best book published in Spanish or co-official languages in 2025 with a prize of one million euros.
Cutlets, books, caricatures. The "Bagutta" turns one hundred years old
The Bagutta literary prize, the oldest literary award in Italy, celebrates its 100th anniversary, reflecting on its history and cultural significance.
Now 'The Girls of the Orange Grove,' by Gabriela Cabezón Cámara, competes for the International Booker Prize
Gabriela Cabezón Cámara's novel 'The Girls of the Orange Grove' is nominated for the International Booker Prize after winning multiple literary awards in Argentina.
Emerging Writers, Here's the Place for You
The article promotes the Giuseppe Berto Literary Prize as a significant opportunity for debut novelists in Italy to gain critical attention and recognition.
The Argentine Sofía Balbuena, finalist of the Ribera del Duero Prize, the most important for short stories
Sofía Balbuena from Argentina is among the finalists for the prestigious Ribera del Duero Prize, which awards 25,000 euros and the publication of the winner's unpublished book.
Leipzig Book Fair: The fifteen nominees for the most important book prize of spring
The Leipzig Book Fair has announced the nominees for its prestigious spring literary awards.
Gunnar D Hansson receives the Academy's Nordic Prize: 'This matter of poetry is very important'
Gunnar D Hansson has been awarded the Academy's Nordic Prize, acknowledging his significant contributions to poetry and the literary arts in Sweden.
Evelyn Araluen wins $125,000 for ‘politically uncompromising’ poetry at Victorian premier’s literary awards
Evelyn Araluen has won a total of $125,000 at the Victorian premier's literary awards for her poetry collection "The Rot," taking home both the major literature prize and the Indigenous writing category.
This Year's Winners of Politiken's Literary Prize Could Hardly Be More Different
This year's recipients of Politiken's Literary Prize include a diverse group of young Danish authors whose works reflect contemporary societal issues.
Witches, Nazi collaborators and banned books: International Booker prize announces 2026 longlist
The International Booker Prize has released its 2026 longlist featuring notable authors and their translated works, recognizing excellence in global fiction.
Jurga Ivanauskaitė Prize Awarded to Poet Vitalija Maksvytė
The Jurga Ivanauskaitė Prize is awarded to poet Vitalija Maksvytė for her significant literary contribution, showcasing a deep exploration of complex human experiences.
Gallery: Mart Kuldkepp receives the Jaan Kross Literary Prize
Mart Kuldkepp has been awarded the Jaan Kross Literary Prize for his book 'Nordic Estonia: Birth of the Nation-State' at a ceremony held at the Tallinn Writers' House on February 19, 2026.
Nikos Kazantzakis: Between Persecution and Posthumous Reputation
This article discusses the life and literary contributions of Nikos Kazantzakis, a significant 20th-century writer born in Crete, highlighting his philosophical influences and controversial reception in Greece compared to his acclaimed status abroad.
NOMINEES: These authors will be vying for the Tuglase Novella Prize this year
On March 2, marking the 140th anniversary of Friedebert Tuglas's birth, the nominees for this year's Tuglase Novella Prize will be announced, featuring six novellas in competition.
The competition for beginner writers begins
The 'First Step' literature prize invites authors to submit their debut texts published in print media during 2025, with a submission deadline of March 6, 2026.
The Estonian Women's Literature Prize is Back
The Estonian Women's Literature Prize will be awarded again this year, with nominees announced at the end of March and the winner revealed at a ceremony on April 28, offering a prize of 15,000 euros.
One does not wish for one's partner to be prime minister, right?
Three notable authors have been nominated for Politiken's Literary Prize for their significant contributions to poetry reflecting contemporary themes.
"Literature is a bridge of sensations": Ana Clavel after winning the Mazatlán Literature Prize 2026
Ana Clavel expresses her gratitude for winning the 2026 Mazatlán Literature Prize, highlighting the warm reception of the literary community.
David Uclés: “The Civil War was indeed suffered by all, but not everyone lost it”
Andalusian writer David Uclés discusses the impact of the Civil War and reflects on his literary success after winning the Nadal Prize for his new book.
The Prudenci Bertrana Prize is once again linked to literature with 'Rosita' by Pep Prieto
The novel 'Rosita' by Pep Prieto, narrated from the perspective of a skeptical child, highlights the grandmother as the true protagonist while reconnecting the Prudenci Bertrana Prize with literary merit.
Philologist and critic José Luis Varela dies
José Luis Varela, a prominent Spanish philologist and literary critic, passed away at the age of 101, renowned for his contributions to literature, including winning the National Literature Prize in 1970.
Booker Prize winner David Szalay on his 'risky' novel 'Flesh' that wowed the literary world
David Szalay discusses his controversial Booker Prize-winning novel 'Flesh' during an interview on arts24.
David Uclés wins the Nadal Prize with a metaliterary novel set in post-war Barcelona
David Uclés has won the Nadal Prize for his novel 'La ciudad de las luces muertas,' which is set in post-war Barcelona and pays tribute to the history of the prestigious Spanish literary award.
Miljenko Jergović: Is Miroslav Krleža Still a Croatian Writer? He Was Also a Leftist...
The article discusses Miljenko Jergović's upcoming recognition at the Leipzig Book Fair, where he will be honored with the prestigious Leipzig Literary Prize for his contributions to European understanding.
He grew up in severe poverty and became a world-famous writer. The end was tragic
This article discusses the life and tragic death of Albert Camus, a renowned French writer and philosopher who rose from poverty to gain literary acclaim but died in a car accident at a young age.
Among Whales, Blood, and Cold
The article explores various literary elements related to whales, including books, comics, and a series, as well as reflections on the author's personal experiences with these creatures.
Better for us to get a small prize
The article discusses the significance of Shirley Jackson's literary contributions, specifically referencing her work 'The Lottery' and its connection to the concept of minor lottery prizes.
Gonzalo Celorio, Cervantes Prize: "Every literary work is autobiographical"
In an interview following his receipt of the Cervantes Prize, writer Gonzalo Celorio reflects on his life, passions, and health while discussing his recently published fragmentary memoir 'Ese montón de espejos rotos'.