2014 Windham-Campbell Prizes
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Recipients of the 2014 Windham Campbell Prizes (http://windhamcampbell.org/) are:
Drama--Kim Corthron, Sam Holcroft, Noelle Janaczewska
Fiction--Nadeem Aslam, Jim Crace, Aminatta Forna
Nonfiction--Pankaj Mishra, John Vaillant
"Prizewinners each receive $150,000 to support their writing."
Drama--Kim Corthron, Sam Holcroft, Noelle Janaczewska
Fiction--Nadeem Aslam, Jim Crace, Aminatta Forna
Nonfiction--Pankaj Mishra, John Vaillant
"Prizewinners each receive $150,000 to support their writing."
2bergs47
NINE INTERNATIONAL WINDHAM CAMPBELL PRIZEWINNERS ANNOUNCED
Recipients, chosen for fiction, nonfiction, and drama, each receive $150,000 unrestricted grants
NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 24–– The Windham Campbell Prizes announced today its third round of prizewinners, chosen confidentially in three categories –– fiction, nonfiction, and drama ––to honor and support writers anywhere in the world writing in English. The awards, which come with a $150,000 check, can be given for a body of work or extraordinary promise. The 2015 winners are, in fiction: Teju Cole, Helon Habila, and Ivan Vladislavić; in nonfiction: Edmund de Waal, Geoff Dyer, and John Jeremiah Sullivan; and, in drama: Jackie Sibblies Drury, Helen Edmundson, and Debbie Tucker Green.
Recipients, chosen for fiction, nonfiction, and drama, each receive $150,000 unrestricted grants
NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 24–– The Windham Campbell Prizes announced today its third round of prizewinners, chosen confidentially in three categories –– fiction, nonfiction, and drama ––to honor and support writers anywhere in the world writing in English. The awards, which come with a $150,000 check, can be given for a body of work or extraordinary promise. The 2015 winners are, in fiction: Teju Cole, Helon Habila, and Ivan Vladislavić; in nonfiction: Edmund de Waal, Geoff Dyer, and John Jeremiah Sullivan; and, in drama: Jackie Sibblies Drury, Helen Edmundson, and Debbie Tucker Green.
3bergs47
The Windham-Campbell Prizes at Yale University announced on March 1 this year’s nine prize recipients, who are honored for their literary achievements or their potential. The writers — who hail from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, India, and Ireland — were chosen in three categories: fiction, non-fiction, and drama.
This year’s recipients are, in drama: Branden Jacobs-Jenkins (United States), Hannah Moscovitch (Canada), and Abbie Spallen (Ireland); in fiction, Tessa Hadley (United Kingdom), C.E. Morgan (United States), and Jerry Pinto (India); and in nonfiction, Hilton Als (United States), Stanley Crouch (United States), and Helen Garner (Australia). The winners will each receive $150,000 to support their work.
This year’s recipients are, in drama: Branden Jacobs-Jenkins (United States), Hannah Moscovitch (Canada), and Abbie Spallen (Ireland); in fiction, Tessa Hadley (United Kingdom), C.E. Morgan (United States), and Jerry Pinto (India); and in nonfiction, Hilton Als (United States), Stanley Crouch (United States), and Helen Garner (Australia). The winners will each receive $150,000 to support their work.
4bergs47
The 2017 prizewinners were announced March 1, 2017. The authors were chosen for their "literary achievement or promise" and the reward money of $165,000 each would support their continues writing.
Non-Fiction
Maya Jasanoff (United States)
Ashleigh Young (New Zealand)
Drama
Marina Carr (Ireland)
Ike Holter (United States)
Poetry
Ali Cobby Eckermann (Australia)
Carolyn Forché (United States)
Fiction
André Alexis (Canada)
Erna Brodber (Jamaica)
Non-Fiction
Maya Jasanoff (United States)
Ashleigh Young (New Zealand)
Drama
Marina Carr (Ireland)
Ike Holter (United States)
Poetry
Ali Cobby Eckermann (Australia)
Carolyn Forché (United States)
Fiction
André Alexis (Canada)
Erna Brodber (Jamaica)
