Similar Prizes in Other Languages
- Camões Prize (for Portuguese-language literature)
- Georg Büchner Prize (for German-language literature)
- Newman Prize for Chinese Literature (for Chinese-language literature)
- Man Booker Prize (for English-language literature)
For a more comprehensive overview a list of literary awards is available.
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