The German Book Trade Association announced, a day before the opening of the Frankfurt Book Fair, at a ceremony held in Frankfurt Römer, that Austrian writer Tonio Schachinger had won the German Book Prize 2023 for his novel. Age in real time Receive. The jury justified the award ceremony with the following sentences: “Scchesinger reflects the political and social conditions of the present with a subtle irony: brute force speaks of educated schoolchildren. The world of computer games offers a place for imagination and freedom.
in Literaturkritik.de The novel was reviewed in the April issue (https://literaturkritik.de/schachinger-echtzeitalter,29614.html). Presentation of the awards ceremony Daily news It can be seen here:
https://www.tagesschau.de/multimedia/video/schnell_informiert/video-1261540.html
Jury German Book Prize, through which the Foundation for Book Culture and the Promotion of Reading of the German Book Trade Association awards the “Best Novel in the German Language” in the past twelve months at the start of the Frankfurt Book Fair, published the six shortlisted titles on September 19. 2023. 20 titles were previously shortlisted and presented to the public on August 22, 2023. A total of 172 novels were submitted this year by 111 publishers.
This year’s jury consists of Sheila Bhagat (ZDF/Arte), Heinz Droege (Goethe University Frankfurt), and Melanie Moll (had won), Lisa Schumacher (Steinmetz’sche Buchhandlung, Offenbach), Katharina Teich (had won), Florian Valerius (Backlight Library, Trier) and Matthias Weischelt (Editor-in-Chief Meaning and form).
on Shortlist stood up:
Teresa Mora: Mona or half life (Luchterhand) – More information
Necati Ozeri: Father’s sign (Klassen) – More information
Anne Raby: The possibility of happiness (Velcro Cotta) – More information
Review at Literaturkritik.de 06/23
Tonio Schachinger: Age in real time (Rowholt) – More information
Review at Literaturkritik.de 04/23
Sylvie Shenk: Maman (Hanser) – More information
Review at Literaturkritik.de 10/23
Ulrike Sterblich: The lost ones (Roohlt Hundred Eyes) – More information
on Long list stood up:
Tomer Dotan Dreyfus: Birobidzhan (Volland & Quest) – More information
Rafaela Edelbauer: Not measurable (Velcro Cotta) – More information
Review at Literaturkritik.de 04/23
Sherco Open: Big desire (Luchterhand) – More information
Elena Fisher: Paradise Garden (Diogenes) – More information
Charlotte Genius: Grid Lake (S. Fisher) – More information
Luca Keyser: Because there was something in the water (Pecos) – More information
Angelika Klusendorf: Cracks (Piper Verlag) – More information
Seeb Mall: A dog entered the kitchen (LEKAM) – More information
Teresa Mora: Mona or half life (Luchterhand) – More information
Thomas Olah: Doppler (Morri Salzman) – More information
Angelica Overath: Blurry of love (Luchterhand) – More information
Necati Ozeri: Father’s sign (Klassen) – More information
Teresa Brewer: Cooking in the wrong century (Walstein) – More information
Review at Literaturkritik.de 10/23
Anne Raby: The possibility of happiness (Velcro Cotta) – More information
Review at Literaturkritik.de 06/23
Catherine Rogla: Actions are ongoing (S. Fisher) – More information
Tonio Schachinger: Age in real time (Rowholt) – More information
Review at Literaturkritik.de 04/23
Sylvie Shenk: Maman (Hanser) – More information
Review at Literaturkritik.de 10/23
Clemens J. Seitz: Satellites before landing (Suhrkamp) – More information
Review at Literaturkritik.de 08/23
Tim Staffell: Southern Star (Canon Verlag) – More information
Ulrike Sterblich: The lost ones (Roohlt Hundred Eyes) – More information
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