Awards

International award celebrating the intersection of poetry and medicine, recognizing works that explore the human experience of illness, healing, and care.

Italian literary prize founded in 1927, known for its connection to the world of art and culture, with a jury composed of artists and intellectuals. It distinguishes works of fiction and essays.

French literary award granted by the National Library of France, recognizing fiction and non-fiction works that enrich the literary and cultural heritage.

The Franz Kafka Award is an international literary award granted annually to a literary work that, according to the jury, is distinguished by its human, thematic, and artistic dimension, inspired by the work of Franz Kafka.

Biennial award for poetry granted by Yale University, recognizing the work of an American poet.

Macedonian literary award honoring poetry and prose, recognizing works that celebrate national identity and cultural heritage.

The Poets' Prize is an American literary award that celebrates excellence in poetry, recognizing published works that demonstrate originality, depth, and artistic impact.

The America Award in Literature is an award granted annually to English-language authors who have demonstrated excellence and originality in their literary work, with a focus on themes that explore the American experience.

International literary award based in France, dedicated to honoring literary works of exceptional merit, with a focus on poetry and prose that reflect artistic depth and sensitivity.

Annual award granted to British poets for works published in the UK, focusing on quality and merit, without specific categories.