Jean-Paul-Preis
Jean-Paul-Preis is a Bavarian literary prize, awarded bi-annually by the Free State of Bavaria. It is named in honour of the German Romantic writer Jean Paul.
Recipients
- 1983 Hans Egon Holthusen
- 1985 Friedrich Dürrenmatt
- 1987 Botho Strauß
- 1989 Horst Bienek
- 1991 Hermann Lenz
- 1993 Gertrud Fussenegger
- 1995 Siegfried Lenz
- 1997 Günter de Bruyn
- 1999 Herbert Rosendorfer
- 2001 Gerhard Polt
- 2003 Thomas Hürlimann
- 2005 Sarah Kirsch
- 2007 Uwe Dick
- 2009 Eckhard Henscheid
- 2011 Brigitte Kronauer
- 2013 Petra Morsbach
- 2015 Gerhard Roth
- 2017 Alexander Kluge[1]
- 2019 Ursula Krechel[2]
gollark: I should start posting controversial stuff on twitter, my feed is so boring.
gollark: Purple is "mix of blue and red", right?
gollark: If you were to divert it, you would deprive the world of the loop-da-loop unless you divert more trollies.
gollark: This is good, as it gets you the loop-da-loop, which is totally sick.
gollark: Probably. I think it's required by some law or other, or at least they decided to interpret it that way.
References
- Alexander Kluge erhält Jean-Paul-Preis 2017 für sein Lebenswerk – Kunstminister Dr. Ludwig Spaenle verleiht Literaturpreis des Freistaats als Würdigung des literarischen Gesamtwerkes des Schriftstellers Bayerischen Staatsregierung
- "Jean-Paul-Preis 2019 geht an Ursula Krechel für ihr Lebenswerk". Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Wissenschaft und Kunst (in German). Retrieved 18 July 2020.
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