ATKV Prose Prize
The ATKV-Prosaprys (AKTV Prose Prize) is a literary award awarded annually by the ATKV to an Afrikaans writer for a work of prose published during the previous calendar year. The prize was first awarded in 1984 to Dalene Matthee for her book Kringe in ’n bos.
Previous winners
- 2019 – Lodewyk G. du Plessis for Die dao van Daan van der Walt[1]
- 2018 – Etienne van Heerden for Die wêreld van Charlie Oeng[2]
- 2017 – Dan Sleigh for 1795
- 2016 – Debbie Loots fir Split
- 2015 - Francois Smith for Kamphoer[3][4]
- 2014 - Chris Karsten for ’n Man van min belang
- 2013 - Karin Brynard for Onse vaders
- 2012 - Dan Sleigh for Wals met Matilda
- 2011 - Chris Karsten for Abel se ontwaking
- 2010 - Eben Venter for Santa Gamka
- 2009 - P.G. du Plessis for Fees van die ongenooides
- 2008 - Chris Karsten for Frats
- 2007 - Marita van der Vyver for Stiltetyd
- 2006 - Etienne van Heerden for In stede van die liefde
- 2005 - Etienne van Heerden for In stede van die liefde
- 2003 - Marzanne Leroux-Van der Boon for Granate bloei in Jerusalem (Lux Verbi BM)
- 2000 - Berna Ackerman for Liesbet Delport se oorlogboek
- 1996 - Dalene Matthee for Toorberg
- 1994 - Etienne van Heerden for Die stoetmeester
- 1989 - Etienne van Heerden for Liegfabriek
- 1987 - Dalene Matthee for Moerbeibos
- 1987 - Etienne van Heerden for Moerbeibos
- 1985 - Dalene Matthee for Fiela se kind
- 1984 - Dalene Matthee for Kringe in ’n bos
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References
- "Gesogte ATKV-Woordveertjies vir uitblinkers". ATKV. Retrieved 2020-06-19.
- "Foto's: ATKV-Woordveertjies 2018". LitNet. 2018-09-06. Retrieved 2020-06-19.
- ATKV [@ATKVSA] (11 September 2015). "ATKV-Prosaprys gaan aan Kamphoer van Francois Smith #Veertjies15" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
- http://www.litnet.co.za/atkv-woordveertjies-2015-finaliste/
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