Wolfgang Weyrauch Prize

The Wolfgang Weyrauch Prize is a literary prize in Hesse, Germany named for writer Wolfgang Weyrauch. Established in 1997, the prize is awarded to young writers for their encouragement and includes a stipend in the amount of €8,000.[1]

Winners
  • 1979: Anna Jonas
  • 1981: Renate Fueß and Tina Stotz-Stroheker
  • 1983: Wolf-Dieter Eigner, Klaus Hensel, Barbara Maria Kloos and Rainer René Müller
  • 1985: Hansjörg Schertenleib and Sabine Techel
  • 1987: William Totok and Michael Wildenhain
  • 1989: Lioba Happel, Durs Grünbein and Rainer Schedlinski
  • 1991: Dirk von Petersdorff and Barbara Köhler
  • 1993: Dieter M. Gräf and Ludwig Steinherr
  • 1995: Ulrike Draesner, Thomas Gruber and Christian Lehnert
  • 1997: Franzobel and Andreas Altmann
  • 1999: Anja Nioduschewski, Nicolai Kobus, Henning Ahrens
  • 2001: Mirko Bonné, Maik Lippert, Hendrik Rost
  • 2003: Marion Poschmann and Nico Bleutge
  • 2005: Karin Fellner and Hendrik Jackson
  • 2007: Nora Bossong and Andrea Heuser
  • 2009: Juliane Liebert and Judith Zander
  • 2011: Andre Rudolph and Jan Volker Röhnert
  • 2013: Uljana Wolf and Tobias Roth
  • 2015: Anja Kampmann and Özlem Özgül Dündar
  • 2017: Christoph Szalay and Jan Skudlarek
  • 2019: Charlotte Warsen and Alexandru Bulucz
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References
  1. "Preisverleihung" Literarische März. Retrieved February 9, 2012 (in German)


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