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2015 Neustadt Festival schedule, art inspired by Francis Ponge, and more

The 2015 Neustadt Festival

Neustadt in the News

We’ve released the 2015 Neustadt Festival schedule! Discover the visiting writers and all of the public events here on the website.

Music & Literature’s latest book review features two books (Natural Histories and The Body Where I Was Born) by current Neustadt Prize finalist Guadalupe Nettel.

The Pasadena Museum of California Art will feature a new exhibit from local artists Alexandra Grant and Steve Roden inspired by 1974 Neustadt laureate Francis Ponge.

The Independent discusses Mexican culture and highlights the inspiration of Neustadt laureate Octavio Paz and his use of poetry to describe his heritage and country.

Instituto Cervantes and the Embassy of Colombia host “Cine Colombiano,” which features films centered on Neustadt laureate Gabriel García Márquez’s life and works. The festival starts September 5th in Ermita, Manila.

 

Fun Finds and Inspiration

A good first line can draw you into a book. The Huffington Post highlights 11 unforgettable first lines from works including Neustadt laureate Gabriel García Márquez, Charles Bukowski, Joan Didion, and more.

The Conarte Library in Monterrey, Mexico, featured this week by Book Riot is a beautifully designed reading space that “wraps the reader in.”

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Neustadt Laureates

  • 2022 – Boubacar Boris Diop

  • 2020 – Ismail Kadare

  • 2018 – Edwidge Danticat

  • 2016 – Dubravka Ugrešić

  • 2014 – Mia Couto

  • 2012 – Rohinton Mistry

  • 2010 – Duo Duo

  • 2008 – Patricia Grace

  • 2006 – Claribel Alegría

  • 2004 – Adam Zagajewski

  • 2002 – Álvaro Mutis

  • 2000 – David Malouf

  • 1998 – Nuruddin Farah

  • 1996 – Assia Djebar

  • 1994 – Kamau Brathwaite

  • 1992 – João Cabral de Melo Neto

  • 1990 – Tomas Tranströmer

  • 1988 – Raja Rao

  • 1986 – Max Frisch

  • 1984 – Paavo Haavikko

  • 1982 – Octavio Paz

  • 1980 – Josef Škvorecký

  • 1978 – Czesław Miłosz

  • 1976 – Elizabeth Bishop

  • 1974 – Francis Ponge

  • 1972 – Gabriel García Márquez

  • 1970 – Giuseppe Ungaretti

NSK Laureates

  • 2023 – Gene Luen Yang

  • 2021 – Cynthia Leitich Smith

  • 2019 – Margarita Engle

  • 2017 – Marilyn Nelson

  • 2015 – Meshack Asare

  • 2013 – Naomi Shihab Nye

  • 2011 – Virginia Euwer Wolff

  • 2009 – Vera B. Williams

  • 2007 – Katherine Paterson

  • 2005 – Brian Doyle

  • 2003 – Mildred D. Taylor

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