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The NIN Prize (Нинова награда, Ninova nagrada) is a Serbian literary award established in 1954[1] by NIN magazine and is an given annually for the best newly published novel in Serbian literature (previously Yugoslav literature). The award is presented every year in January by a jury of writers. In addition to being a highly reputable award capable of transforming the writer's literary career, NIN Prize is also sought after because it virtually assures the recipient of the bestseller status for his/her novel[2].
Oskar Davičo is the only author to win the award three times, and the only one to win it in two consecutive years. So far, four women were recipients of the award.
List of NIN Prize winners
- 2010 — Gordana Ćirjanić: Ono što oduvek želiš[3][4]
- 2009 — Grozdana Olujić: Glasovi u vetru
- 2008 — Vladimir Pištalo: Tesla, portret među maskama
- 2007 — Dragan Velikić: Ruski prozor
- 2006 — Svetislav Basara: Uspon i pad Parkinsonove bolesti
- 2005 — Miro Vuksanović: Semolj zemlja
- 2004 — Vladimir Tasić: Kiša i hartija
- 2003 — Vladan Matijević: Pisac izdaleka
- 2002 — Mladen Markov: Ukop oca
- 2001 — Zoran Ćirić: Hobo
- 2000 — Goran Petrović: Sitničarnica "Kod srećne ruke"
- 1999 — Maksimilijan Erenrajh-Ostojić: Karakteristika
- 1998 — Danilo Nikolić: Fajront u Grgetegu
- 1997 — Milovan Danojlić: Oslobodioci i izdajnici
- 1996 — David Albahari: Mamac
- 1995 — Svetlana Velmar-Janković: Bezdno
- 1994 — Vladimir Arsenijević: U potpalublju
- 1993 — Radoslav Petković: Sudbina i komentari
- 1992 — Živojin Pavlović: Lapot
- 1991 — Milisav Savić: Hleb i strah
- 1990 — Miroslav Josić Višnjić: Odbrana i propast Bodroga u sedam burnih godišnjih doba
- 1989 — Vojislav Lubarda: Vaznesenje
- 1988 — Dubravka Ugrešić: Forsiranje romana reke
- 1987 — Voja Čolanović: Zebnja na rasklapanje
- 1986 — Vidosav Stevanović: Testament
- 1985 — Živojin Pavlović: Zid smrti
- 1984 — Milorad Pavić: Dictionary of the Khazars
- 1983 — Dragoslav Mihailović: Čizmaši
- 1982 — Antonije Isaković: Tren 2
- 1981 — Pavao Pavličić: Večernji akt
- 1980 — Slobodan Selenić: Prijatelji
- 1979 — Pavle Ugrinov: Zadat život
- 1978 — Mirko Kovač: Vrata od utrobe
- 1977 — Petko Vojnić Purčar: Dom sve dalji
- 1976 — Aleksandar Tišma: Upotreba čoveka
- 1975 — Miodrag Bulatović: Ljudi sa četiri prsta
- 1974 — Jure Franičević-Pločar: Vir
- 1973 — Mihailo Lalić: Ratna sreća
- 1972 — Danilo Kiš: Peščanik
- 1971 — Miloš Crnjanski: Roman o Londonu
- 1970 — Borislav Pekić: Hodočašće Arsenija Njegovana
- 1969 — Bora Ćosić: Uloge moje porodice u svetskoj revoluciji
- 1968 — Slobodan Novak: Mirisi, zlato, tamjan
- 1967 — Erih Koš: Mreža
- 1966 — Meša Selimović: Derviš i smrt
- 1965 — Ranko Marinković: Kiklop
- 1964 — Oskar Davičo: Tajne
- 1963 — Oskar Davičo: Gladi
- 1962 — Miroslav Krleža: Zastave
- 1961 — Dobrica Ćosić: Deobe
- 1960 — Radomir Konstantinović: Izlazak
- 1959 — No award given
- 1958 — Branko Ćopić: Ne tuguj bronzana stražo
- 1957 — Aleksandar Vučo: Mrtve javke
- 1956 — Oskar Davičo: Beton i svici
- 1955 — Mirko Božić: Neisplakani
- 1954 — Dobrica Ćosić: Koreni
References
- ^ B92: Grozdani Olujić NIN-ova nagrada (NIN Prize to Grozdana Olujić), 15 Jan 2010 (Serbian)
- ^ B92: Najtraženije knjige - kako i zašto (The Bestselling Books: How and Why?) by SONJA GOČANIN, 31 Jan 2011 (Serbian)
- ^ City Library of Novi Sad: NIN-ova nagrada (NIN Prize) (Serbian)
- ^ Neslovi.net: Dobitnik NIN-ove nagrade (The Winner of the Nin Prize), 22 Jan 2009 (Serbian)
Categories:- Awards established in 1954
- Serbian literary awards
- Serbian literature
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