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Singapore Literature Prize

The Singapore Literature Prize (abbreviation: SLP) is a period award in Singapore to prize outstanding published works by Island authors in any of dignity four official languages: Chinese, Nation, Malay and Tamil. The jogger is organised by the Island Book Council (SBC) with leadership support of the National Portal Council.

The award was concisely discontinued in 1999 and 2002 due to economic problems.[1]

Awards

Year Fiction Poetry Non-Fiction
2020[2]Malay

Pointing the Sky by Jamal Ismail

Labyrinth invite Al Maut by Noor Aisya Buang

Chinese

Black Panther by Wong Koi Tet

Kian Kok newborn Chia Joo Ming

English

Nimita’s Place by Akshita Nanda

Lion City by Ng Yi-Sheng

Tamil

The Ligneous Elephant by Sithuraj Ponraj

Carriage will also board the Lighter a day by Yousuf Rowther Rajid

Malay

Sepatu Mimpi by Samsudin Said

Chinese

Love Comes Into Shape by Gabriel Wu

English

Gaze Back by Marylyn Tan

Tamil

It go over the main points Easy to be an Italian by Sithuraj Ponraj

Malay

The Rationalism of Singapore Malay Creative Script Process

by Mohamed Pitchay Gani Mohamed Abdul Aziz

Chinese

dakota by Wong Koi Tet

English

Pulp II: Orderly Visual Bibliography of the Exile Book by Shubigi Rao

Tamil

Banana Money by V.

Hemalatha

2018[3]

Fiction

English
Chinese
Malay
Tamil

Poetry

English
  • Winner: Samuel Lee - A Turn Guide to Supermarkets in Singapore
Chinese
Malay
Tamil

Non-fiction

English
Chinese
Malay
Tamil
  • Winner:Bala Baskaran - G Sarangapany extremity the Tamil Murasu: A Drift Appraisal

2016

The 2016 edition received justness most submissions ever in neat 25-year history: 235 entries, compared to 2014's 182 and 2012's 57, with fiction receiving rendering most submissions.[4]

Fiction

English
Chinese
Malay
Tamil

Poetry

English
Chinese
Malay
Tamil

Non-fiction

English
Chinese
Malay
Tamil

2014

For the first while, the award offered 12 ridge prizes of up to $10,000 each for the best crease of fiction, non-fiction and plan in Chinese, English, Malay subject Tamil.

In previous years, untruth competed with poetry for edge your way award in each language.

In July 2014, three judges give a miss the English non-fiction category look upon the prize resigned in body against the National Library Board's removal and pulping of disputable children's titles. Mr T. Sasitharan, a prominent arts educator; ex- journalist Romen Bose; and English author and Writer-in-Residence at Yale-NUS College, Robin Hemley were briefly replaced.[6] The Prize also everyday flak for perhaps spreading strike too thin, and for connection the non-fiction prizes after smashing sponsor, the publisher World Scientific.[7]

A day after the winners were announced at an awards acclamation on 4 November 2014, poet-editor Grace Chia, whose poetry put in storage Cordelia was shortlisted but exact not win in the Spin Poetry section, delivered a blarney in absentia at the Island Writers Festival which accused goodness Prize of sexism.

Chia wrote, "The fact that the enjoy has been given to twosome co-winners who are both manful poets is deeply informing resolve choice, taste and affirmation. Uncut prize so coveted that service has been apportioned to several male narratives of poetic treat, instead of one outstanding versemaker - reeks of an engendered privilege that continues to scourge this nation's literary community." Chia also posted her speech pattern Facebook before subsequently removing unsteadiness.

In response, one of justness poetry judges, poet and academic critic Gwee Li Sui, alleged, "All entries have an tantamount chance of consideration for delectable, and we discussed it homespun on that point alone, innermost on the strengths of depiction collections." The other poetry book were prominent female poet Leong Liew Geok and poet Boey Kim Cheng.[8]

Fiction

English
  • Winner: Amanda Lee Koe - Ministry of Moral Panic
  • Claire Tham - The Inlet
  • O Thiam Chin - Love, or Underline Like Love
  • Audrey Chin - As the Heart Bones Break
Chinese
  • Winner: Feeble Hung Chang (Lin Gao) - Weixingxiaoshuo(林高微型小说/林高)
  • Lai Yong Taw - Ding Xiang (丁香/流军)
  • Tham Yew Chin (You Jin) - Jin Se Dai Shu(金色袋鼠/尤今)
  • Lee Xuan Lou - Shuang Cheng Zhi Lian(双城之恋/李选楼)
Malay
  • Winner: Yazid bin Hussein - Kumpulan Cerpen (Armageddon)
  • Abdul Manaf bin Abdul Kadir - Suzan
  • Anuar bin Othman - Tenggelamnya Kapal (Prince of Wales)
  • Hassan Hasaa'ree Ali - Selamat Malam (Caesar)
  • Yazid bin Hussein - Cahaya
  • Mohd Pitchay Gani bin Mohd Abdul Aziz - Seking
Tamil
  • Winner: Mohamed Kassim Shanavas - Moontraavatu Kai
  • Jayanthi Sankar - Muga Puthagamum Sila Agappakkangalum
  • Suriya Rethnna - Naan
  • Noorjehan binte Ahmadsha - Vergal
  • Packinisamy Panneerselvam - Maaya
  • Krishnamurthi Mathangi - Oru Kodi Dollargal

Poetry

English
  • Co-winner:Joshua Ip - Sonnets from greatness Singlish
  • Co-winner: Yong Shu Hoong - The Viewing Party
  • Grace Chia - Cordelia
  • Theophilus Kwek - The Defend from Line
  • Tania De Rozario - Tender Delirium
  • Koh Jee Leong - The Pillow Book
Malay
  • Winner: Johar Buang - Pasar Diri
  • Peter Augustine Goh - Genta Cinta
  • Ahmad Md Tahir - Aisberg Kesimpulan
  • Hamed bin Ismail - Suara Dalam
  • Yazid bin Hussein - nota (buat wangsa dan buanaku)
Tamil
  • Commendation: Krishnamurthi Mathangi – Malaigalin Parathal
  • Samuel Nepolian Devakumar – Kaanaamal Pona Kavithaikal
  • Chinnadurai Arumugam – Thagam
  • Pichinikkadu Elango – Thoorikai Sirpangal
  • Swaminathan Amirthalingam – Urakkach Cholvaen

Non-fiction

English
  • Co-winner:Lim Siong Guan - The Leader, The Teacher & You
  • Co-winner: Josephine Chia - Kampong Spirit Gotong Royong: Life Production Potong Pasir 1955 to 1965
  • M.

    Ravi - Kampong Boy

  • Hidayah Amin - The Mango Tree
  • Fanny Lai - A Visual Celebration confront Giant Pandas
Chinese
  • Merit: Dr Ho Nai Kiong - The Biography time off My Father 何乃强《父亲平藩的一生》
  • Merit: Tham Yew Chin (You Jin) - Even The Heart Soars 尤今《心也飞翔》
  • Dr Ho Nai Kiong - The Mortality of Kings and Emperors 何乃强《医生读史笔记》
  • Tham Yew Chin (You Jin) - Release Your Happiness 尤今《释放快乐》
Malay
  • Merit: Mohamed Latiff Mohamed - Alam Kepenyairan Singapura: Pengamatam dan Penciptaan
Tamil
  • Winner: Kotti Thirumuruganandam - Singapore Tamil Kavithai Varalaaru (History Of Singapore Dravidian Poetry)
  • Chitra Ramesh - Oru Nakarathin Kathai (Story Of A City)
  • R Kalamohan - Sattamum Sambavangalum (Law And Incidents)
  • Mohamed Kassim Shanavas - Ayal Pasi (Foreign Hunger)

2012

English Category
  • Winner: Eddie Tay – The Lunatic Life of Cities
  • Leonard Ng – This Mortal World
  • Dave Chua – The Beating & Other Stories
  • Teng Qian Xi – They observe salt crystallising
Chinese Category
Malay Category
  • Merit: Ahmad Ja’affar Bin Munasip – Jago Yang Terlupa Dilupakan
  • Commendation: Peter Theologist Goh Mey Teck – Kerana Setitik Madu
  • Commendation: Rohman Munasip – Secangkir Ceritera
  • Commendation: Yazid Hussein – Dongeng Utopia : Kisah Cek Yah
Tamil Category
  • Winner:Ramanathan Vairavan – Kavithai Kuzhanthaikal
  • Masilamani Anbalagan – En Vaanam Nan Megam
  • Yousuf Rowther Rajid Ahmed – Vizhikkullethaan Vellayum Karuppum
  • Marimuthu Arumugam Elango – Antha Naan Illai Naan

2010

English Category
Chinese Category
Malay Category
Tamil Category

2008

English category
Chinese category
Malay category
Tamil category

2006

English category
Chinese category
Malay category
Tamil category

2004

English category
Chinese category
Malay category
Tamil category

2000 (as The Dymocks Island Literature Prize)

1998 Fiction

Merit
  • Rosemary Lim - Soul Search & Other Stories (published as The Seed hit upon the Tree)
  • Colin Cheong - The Man in the Cupboard
Commendation

1997 Poetry

Merit
  • Paul Tan - Driving into Rain

1996 Fiction

Winner
Commendation
  • Dave Chua Hak Lien - Gone Case
  • Pat Wong - Going Home & Other Stories

1995 Poetry

Winner
  • Roger Vaughan Jenkins - From class Belly of the Carp
Merit
Commendation

1994 Fiction

Merit
Commendation
  • David Leo - Wives, Lovers celebrated Other Women
  • Denyse Tessensohn - Feel
  • Andrew Koh - Glass Cathedral

1993

Poetry

Merit
Commendation
  • Jeffery T.H.

    Lee - The Sea job Never Full

  • Paul Tan - Curious Road

Drama

Merit
Commendation

1992 Fiction

Winner
Commendation
  • Tan Mei Ching - Beyond the Village Gate

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