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Osvalds Zebris

オスヴァルズ・ゼブリス

Osvalds Zebris

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1975-02-21 (Latvia)
Nationality
Latvian
Languages
Latvian

Career

Occupations
writer, journalist
Active Years
2000-
Affiliations
Latvian Writers' Union
Memberships
Latvian Writers' Union
Nominations
2015 Latvian Literature Award nomination (Gaiļu kalna ēnā)

Education

Unknown university (studied economics)
Faculty of Economics / Department of Economics
Country: Latvia
Exact university name and graduation year are not publicly documented

Awards

Latvian Literature Award
2010
Work: Brīvība tīklos
Organization: Latvian Literature Award (organizers)
Result: 受賞
Latvian Literature Award
2015
Work: Gaiļu kalna ēnā
Organization: Latvian Literature Award (organizers)
Result: ノミネート
EU Prize for Literature
2017
Work: Gaiļu kalna ēnā
Organization: European Union Prize for Literature
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Brīvība tīklos

2010 Short story collection

A debut short story collection addressing contemporary society, networks, and themes of individual freedom and isolation.

freedomtechnology and humanityisolation

Gaiļu kalna ēnā

2014 Novel

A novel set in a village community exploring past and present, memory and guilt, and the interplay between personal history and social change.

memorynostalgiasocial change
Translations
  • In the Shadow of Rooster Hill

Bibliography

  • Brīvība tīklos
  • Gaiļu kalna ēnā
  • Other novel (title unknown)

Translations of Works

  • Gaiļu kalna ēnā — English translation: In the Shadow of Rooster Hill

Style & Themes

Literary Style
contemporary observational prosecalm, detail-oriented descriptive style
Recurring Motifs
memorynostalgiatension between individual and society

Legacy

Recognized as a contributor to contemporary Latvian literature; gained international attention after winning the EU Prize for Literature. Known for works that explore society and memory in both short and long forms.

Academic Societies

  • Latvian Writers' Union

Trivia

  • Won the Latvian Literature Award in 2010 for the short story collection Brīvība tīklos.
  • Gaiļu kalna ēnā was nominated for the Latvian Literature Award in 2015 and won the EU Prize for Literature in 2017.
  • Member of the Latvian Writers' Union.