ATKV Prose Prize

えーてぃーけーぶいぷろーずぷらいず

A literary award awarded annually by ATKV to prose works published in Afrikaans.

Afrikaans literatureProseSouth African literary awards

創設年: 1984
主催: ATKV (Afrikaanse Taal- en Kultuurvereniging)
カテゴリー: 一般文芸・大衆小説
選考方式: Selection
受賞対象: プロ
開催頻度: 年1回
発表時期: 9月頃
賞のステータス: 活動中

説明

ATKV-Prosaprys (ATKV Prose Prize) is a literary award given annually by ATKV to Afrikaans writers for prose works published in the previous year. The inaugural award in 1984 was won by Dalene Matthee for "Kringe in ’n bos." Winners are selected through ATKV's judging process and announced at ATKV-related events (ATKV-Woordveertjies) or on the official website. Detailed prize amounts and additional benefits may vary by year.

賞品

主賞品: ATKV Prose Prize (Annual award for Afrikaans prose works)

選考情報

選考プロセス

段階	審査員	通過率	発表
Selection (Judging committee)	Judging panel appointed by ATKV (composition varies by year)	—	Official announcements by ATKV, ATKV-Woordveertjies event, and official website

Selection (Judging committee)

審査員 Judging panel appointed by ATKV (composition varies by year)

発表 Official announcements by ATKV, ATKV-Woordveertjies event, and official website

選考基準

The work must have been published in the previous year
Literary value (style, structure, themes, etc.)
Contribution to Afrikaans literature and originality

応募のヒント

推奨

Confirm that the work is in Afrikaans
Confirm that it meets the eligibility criteria of "prose works published in the previous year"
Specify metadata such as publisher name and publication date
Submit according to ATKV's official guidelines and submission format
Check the deadline and announcement timing in advance

注意

Do not submit unpublished works
Do not submit in languages other than Afrikaans (if specified)
Do not omit the application format or required documents
Be careful to avoid plagiarism from other works or notation errors

審査員から

High level of writing completion (expression and structure) is often emphasized
Effective use of Afrikaans language and understanding of cultural context contribute to evaluation
Clearly demonstrate the depth and originality of the theme