Anne Carson Wins Nobel Prize in Literature, Reacts: 'They're All Crazy'
Anne Carson has won the Nobel Prize in Literature. “Crazy, they’re all crazy!” she said in an initial comment to Icelandic television channel RÚV.
EntertainmentAnne Carson has won the Nobel Prize in Literature. “Crazy, they’re all crazy!” she said in an initial comment to Icelandic television channel RÚV.
EntertainmentMost people expect the Nobel Prize in Literature to go to a woman - but who? Chinese author Can Xue and Canadian author Anne Carson are the favorites among those betting on this year’s laureate.
EntertainmentLászló Krasznahorkai was an “obvious” Nobel Prize choice. This year, experts seem more uncertain about what the Swedish Academy (the body that awards the Nobel Prize in Literature) is thinking ahead of Thursday’s announcement. It could well be a more unpredictable, surprising choice this year, says Lina Kalmteg, literature editor at Sveriges Radio (Swedish public radio).
EntertainmentNobel laureate László Krasznahorkai cancelled his participation in the literature festival Fólio in Portuguese Óbidos over the weekend, reports euronews.com. His publisher referred to health reasons, according to the organizers.
EntertainmentThis year's Nobel Prize winner László Krasznahorkai cancelled his appearance at the initial press conference at the major book fair in German Frankfurt.
EntertainmentIt is not possible, thought László Krasznahorkai, this year's Nobel Prize winner in literature, when he received the message. With his books he has tried to give the readers hope. In the toughest times what else can we do but laugh.
EntertainmentThat the Nobel Prize in Literature goes to the Hungarian author László Krasznahorkai brings joy to the literature and cultural world. With him, ambitious literature is back in focus again, says literary critic Sara Abdollahi.
EntertainmentSusan Sontag has called him "the apocalyptic master of contemporary Hungarian literature". It is true that the Nobel laureate László Krasznahorkai's books often land in a dystopian darkness. Yet he gets the reader to crack a smile.
EntertainmentGustav Lindh and Gizem Erdogan play Hamlet and Ophelia at Elverket in Stockholm this autumn. The play's play is set up as an artistic power demonstration and a kind of protest against Dramaten now being forced to leave the stage.
EntertainmentKikki Danielsson becomes theater, First Aid Kit meets the Radio Symphony Orchestra and Lukas Moodysson releases his first poetry collection in nearly two decades. Here are the cultural treats of 2025.
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