Dutch literary awards

oeuvre prize awarded every three years by the Nederlandse Taalunie for literary works originally written in the Dutch language from Flanders and the Netherlands, since 1956

series of annual Dutch language literary lifetime achievement awards for prose (fiction), essays (non-fiction) and poetry, from 1947 until present, named after the poet P.C. Hooft

annually awarded Dutch literary prize for complete oeuvres, named after the poet Constantijn Huygens.

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Dutch literary award

Dutch annual literary award for the best-selling literary debut in the Netherlands

literary award

annual Dutch-language literary prize awarded from 1979 to the author of the best Dutch-language prose book. Successor of the Vijverberg Prize (1948 to 1978)

Dutch literary award

Dutch literary award

series of biennial Dutch youth literature prizes from the municipality of The Hague. Established in 1964 by the Jan Campert Foundation, initially occasionally awarded, annually from 1971 to 1977 and biennially since 1977.

annual Dutch literary award sponsored by Bookspot (2018 and 2019), ECI (2015-2017) and AKO

literary award

annual Dutch literary award for the best original Dutch novel from the previous year. Spans from 1994 until present, named after its sponsor Libris, and modelled after the Booker Prize.

Dutch literature prize