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Tanja Maljartschuk received the 42nd Ingeborg Bachmann Award. The author, who lives in Vienna, received the award in Klagenfurt for his text "Frogs in the Sea". The price is 25 000 euros.
In her text, the 35-year-old woman discusses the lack of interest of the younger generation for their elderly parents. According to the website of the award, Malkarchuk told ORF that she was shocked and that she was not expecting the problem to be "of a socially inegalitarian and xenophobic society. "
. From the beginning, it was clear to her what story she would write for the Bachmann Prize. The subject of refugees and abandoned people occupies them. She had emigrated, that was her subject. The author is from Ukraine
The German cabaret writer and entertainer Bov Bjerg won the Deutschlandfunk prize, worth 12,500 euros.
The Ingeborg Bachmann Prize is awarded since 1977 to the memory of the writer Ingeborg Bachmann, born in Klagenfurt, and regarded as one of the most renowned literary awards of the German-speaking world.
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