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Russian literary award
The Anti-Booker prize (
Russian : Антибукер ) was a Russian literary award that existed between 1995 and 2001. Established by newspaper
Nezavisimaya Gazeta using money of
Boris Berezovsky . Its name refers to British-sponsored
Russian Booker and differences are:
prize was to be one dollar more than the Russian Booker
not limited to novels, but has 5 nominations (also poetry,
stageplays ,
literary critics and
memoirs )
current year's works were awarded.
Judging panel
Judges included well-known journalists, editors, literary critics and artists:
et al.
Winners
1995 –
Aleksei Varlamov , Nativity (Рождение ) (novel)
1996 –
Dmitri Bakin (pseudónim), Country of origin (Страна происхождения ) (novel)
1997 –
Dmitri Galkovsky , Infinite Dead-end (Бесконечный тупик ) (novel) – Dmitri Galkovski declined the prize
–
Timur Kibirov , Paráfrasis (Парафразис ) (poetry)
–
Oleg Bogayev , Russian popular post (Русская народная почта ) (stageplay)
– Aleksandr Goldstein, Farewell to Narciss (Прощание с нарциссом ) (literary critics)
1998 –
Andrei Volos , Hurramabad (Хуррамабад ) (novel)
–
Maksim Amelin , cycle of poetry Follow Sumarokov with olive of victory (За Сумароковым с победною оливой ) (poetry)
–
Maksim Kurochkin , Ironwill (Стальова воля ) (stageplay)
–
Oleg Davydov , Demon of Solzhenitsyn (Демон Солженицына ) (literary critics)
–
Emma Gerstein , Moscow Memoirs (Мемуары )
–
Marina Tarkovski , Shards of mirror (Осколки зеркала ) (Memoirs)
1999 – no prose was awarded
– no poetry was awarded; prize was kept and later awarded
Boris Ryzhy , From Sverdlovsk with love
–
Evgeni Grishkovets , Notes of Russian voyager and Winter (Записки русского путешественника , Зима ) (stageplays)
–
Pavel Basinski , (literary critics)
–
Aleksandr Ivanchenko , Bathing of red horse (poem without heroes) , ( Купание Красного коня (поэма без героев))
2000 –
Boris Akunin Coronation, or the Last of the Romanovs (Коронация, или Последний из РОМАНОВ ) (novel)
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