NIN Award
Awarded forBest new Serbian novel
SponsorNIN magazine
LocationBelgrade
CountryYugoslavia (1954–1991)
Serbia and Montenegro (1992–2006)
Serbia (2007–present)
Year1954
Holder label2025 winner
HolderDarko Tuševljaković
Most awardsOskar Davičo (3)

The NIN Award (Serbian: Ninova nagrada, Нинова награда), officially the Award for Best Novel of the Year, is a prestigious Serbian (and previously Yugoslavian) literary award established in 1954 by the NIN weekly and is given annually for the best newly published novel written in Serbian (previously in Serbo-Croatian).[1] The award is presented every year in January by a panel of writers and critics. In addition to being a highly acclaimed award capable of transforming writers' literary careers, the award is also sought after because it virtually assures bestseller status for the winning novel.[2] The literary website complete review called it the "leading Serbian literary prize" in 2012.[3]

Between 1954 and 1957, the award was given to the best novel published in Yugoslavia, regardless of the language, but all the novels awarded in this period were written in Serbo-Croatian language. Starting in 1958, only novels written in Serbo-Croatian were eligible.[4] Starting in 2012, only novels written in Serbian were eligible, regardless of the place of publication.[5]

Winners

Since its inception, the award was not awarded only once, in 1959, when the jury decided that there were no candidates worthy of the award.[6] Oskar Davičo is the only author to have won the award three times (in 1956, 1963 and 1964), and the only one to win it in two consecutive years. The only other authors to have won multiple (two) awards are Dobrica Ćosić, Živojin Pavlović, Dragan Velikić, and most recently Svetislav Basara. So far, seven women have been recipients of the award.[7]

Controversies

In 1978, Danilo Kiš became the first laureate to return the award. He returned the award for Novel of the year 1972 and demanded his name to be deleted from the list of winners.[8] Because he was outraged by the text about him published in NIN on 7 February 1992, Milisav Savić returned the award that was given to him just a month earlier for the year 1991.[9]

One of the most notable non-recipients is Ivo Andrić, the only Yugoslavian Nobel Prize in Literature laureate. Andrić was candidate for the NIN award once, in 1954, with Prokleta avlija, but the jury disqualified the book as they classified it as a novella, and not a novel.[10][11]

In January 2020, a group of 18 writers published an open letter calling for the boycott of the NIN award. They claimed that the jury was "professionally and morally incompetent", and protested the fact that, in their opinion, jury "was not made up of critics who systematically review Serbian novels".[12] Among the signatories were two former winners (Vuksanović and Tabašević), one former jury member (Vladušić) and even some writers who competed that year, but were not chosen among the finalists.[13] Jury president Teofil Pančić and former winner Filip David claimed that the signatories were part of the "nationalistic elite" and were motivated by politics.[14] Former winner Aleksandar Gatalica joined the boycott in 2021.[15] After all members of the jury were changed, the boycott was ended in 2024, when two of the signatories competed again, one of them (Bazdulj) even making to the finalists.[16] Some of the signatories ended the boycott even earlier, with Franja Petrinović competing in 2020[17] and Laura Barna in 2023.[18]

List

YearPhotoAuthor(s)NovelFinalistsRef
2025Darko TuševljakovićKarota
[19][20]
2024Marinko Arsić IvkovNGDL
[21][22]
2023Stevo GrabovacPoslije zabave
[23][24]
2022Danica VukićevićUnutrašnje more
[25][26]
2021Milena MarkovićDeca
[27][28]
2020Svetislav Basara (2)Kontraendorfin
[29][30]
2019Saša IlićPas i kontrabas
[31]
2018Vladimir TabaševićZabluda Svetog Sebastijana
[32]
2017Dejan AtanackovićLuzitanija
[33][34]
2016Ivana DimićArzamas
[35][36]
2015Dragan Velikić (2)Islednik
[37][38]
2014Filip DavidKuća sećanja i zaborava
(The House of Memory and Oblivion[39])
[40]
2013Goran GocićTai
(Thai[41])
[42]
2012Aleksandar GatalicaVeliki rat
(The Great War[43])
[44][45]
2011Slobodan TišmaBernardijeva soba
[46]
2010Gordana ĆirjanićOno što oduvek želiš
[47]
2009Grozdana OlujićGlasovi u vetru
[1][48]
2008Vladimir PištaloTesla, portret među maskama
(Tesla, a Portrait with Masks[49])
[50][51]
2007Dragan VelikićRuski prozor
(The Russian Window[52])
[53][54]
2006Svetislav BasaraUspon i pad Parkinsonove bolesti
(The Rise and Fall of Parkinson's Disease)
[55]
2005Miro VuksanovićSemolj zemlja
[50][56]
2004Vladimir TasićKiša i hartija
[57]
2003Vladan MatijevićPisac izdaleka
[50][58]
2002Mladen MarkovUkop oca
[59]
2001Zoran ĆirićHobo
[60]
2000Goran PetrovićSitničarnica "Kod srećne ruke"
(At the "Lucky Hand" aka the Sixty-nine Drawers[61])
[50][62]
1999Maksimilijan Erenrajh-OstojićKarakteristika
[63]
1998Danilo NikolićFajront u Grgetegu
[64]
1997Milovan DanojlićOslobodioci i izdajnici
[65]
1996David AlbahariMamac
(Bait[66])
[67]
1995Svetlana Velmar-JankovićBezdno
[50][68]
1994Vladimir ArsenijevićU potpalublju
(In the Hold[69])
[70]
1993Radoslav PetkovićSudbina i komentari
(Destiny, Annotated[71])
[50][72]
1992Živojin Pavlović (2)Lapot
[50][73]
1991Milisav SavićHleb i strah
[50][74]
1990Miroslav Josić VišnjićOdbrana i propast Bodroga u sedam burnih godišnjih doba
[50][75]
1989Vojislav LubardaVaznesenje
[50][76]
1988Dubravka UgrešićForsiranje romana reke
(Fording the Stream of Consciousness[77])
[78]
1987Voja ČolanovićZebnja na rasklapanje
[79]
1986Vidosav StevanovićTestament
[80][50]
1985Živojin PavlovićZid smrti
[81]
1984Milorad PavićHazarski rečnik
(Dictionary of the Khazars[82])
[83]
1983Dragoslav MihailovićČizmaši
[50][84]
1982Antonije IsakovićTren 2[50]
1981Pavao PavličićVečernji akt
[85]
1980Slobodan SelenićPrijatelji[50]
1979Pavle UgrinovZadat život[50]
1978Mirko KovačVrata od utrobe[86]
1977Petko Vojnić PurčarDom, sve dalji[50]
1976Aleksandar TišmaUpotreba čoveka
(The Use of Man[87])
[88]
1975Miodrag BulatovićLjudi sa četiri prsta
[89]
1974Jure Franičević-PločarVir
[90]
1973Mihailo LalićRatna sreća[50]
1972Danilo KišPeščanik
(Hourglass[91])		Aleksandar Tišma, Knjiga o Blamu[92]
1971Miloš CrnjanskiRoman o Londonu
(A Novel of London[93])		[50]
1970Borislav PekićHodočašće Arsenija Njegovana (Houses of Belgrade / Houses)
[94]
1969Bora ĆosićUloge moje porodice u svetskoj revoluciji
(My Family's Role in the World Revolution[95])
[96]
1968Slobodan NovakMirisi, zlato i tamjan
(Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh[97])
[98]
1967Erih KošMreže[99]
1966Meša SelimovićDerviš i smrt
(Death and the Dervish[100])		[50]
1965Ranko MarinkovićKiklop
(Cyclops[101])		[50]
1964rowspan="2"Oskar Davičo (3)Tajne[50]
1963Oskar Davičo (2)Gladi[50]
1962Miroslav KrležaZastave (vol. 1)[102]
1961Dobrica Ćosić (2)Deobe[50]
1960Radomir KonstantinovićIzlazak
(Exitus[103])

Mihailo Lalić, Hajka

[104]
1959colspan="2"[6]
1958Branko ĆopićNe tuguj bronzana stražo
[50][4]
1957Aleksandar VučoMrtve javke

Vladan Desnica, Proljeća Ivana Galeba

[50][105]
1956Oskar DavičoBeton i svici
[50][106]
1955Mirko BožićNeisplakani
[107]
1954Dobrica ĆosićKoreni
(The Roots)
[50][108]

Jury members

Year(s)Member #1Member #2Member#3Member#4Member#5Member#6Member#7Member#8Member#9Member#10
1954-1963[109]Milan BogdanovićVelibor GligorićEli FinciBorislav Mihajlović MihizZoran MišićStevan Majstorović
1964Petar Džadžić
1965-1970Zoran MišićMiloš I. BandićMuharem Pervić
1971-1972Midhad BegićIgor MandićDraško Ređep
1973Mladen LeskovacDalibor CvitanRadovan Vučković
1974Žika BogdanovićSreten AsanovićMuharem Pervić
1975Vuk FilipovićMilan Vlajčić
1976Jovica AćinSreten MarićČedomir MirkovićVladimir Stojšin
1977-1979Miloš I. BandićVaso MilinčevićVuk KrnjevićMilosav Mirković
1980Svetozar KoljevićMilivoj SolarMilan VlajčićSreten Marić
1981Boško PetrovićMarko NedićAndrej Inkart
1982Dušan VeličkovićNikola KovačMuharem PervićIgor Mandić
1983Zoran GluščevićJovica AćinTeodor AnđelićĐorđije Vuković
1984Slavko LeovacVelimir Visković
1985Milivoj SrebroVaso MilinčevićMiroslav EgerićNovak KilibardaBogdan Tirnanić
1986Predrag MatvejevićZdenko Lešić
1987Jovan DeretićLjubiša JeremićSlavko GordićTeodor Anđelić
1988Branko PopovićSvetozar KoljevićIgor MandićNovak Kilibarda
1989Božo KoprivicaBorislav Mihajlović MihizGojko Tešić
1990Svetlana SlapšakMarko VešovićSlavko GordićDušan VeličkovićVasa Pavković
1991Marko NedićPavle ZorićSava Dautović
1992Slavko LeovacČedomir MirkovićMiroslav Egerić
1993Đorđe JanićLjiljana ŠopBorislav Mihajlović Mihiz (honorary member)
1994Stojan VujičićNikola MiloševićTihomir Brajović
1995Petar PijanovićMihailo PantićGojko Božović
1996Nikola Milošević
1997Đorđije VukovićAleksandar IlićMiroslav EgerićŽelidrag Nikčević
1998Branko Popović
1999-2000Boško IvkovTeofil PančićSvetozar Koljević
2001Adrijana MarčetićTihomir Brajović
2002Petar PijanovićIvan NegrišoracAleksandar Jerkov
2003Dušan Marinković
2004-2005Tihomir Brajović
2006Milan VlajčićAleksandar JovanovićStevan TontićSlobodan Vladušić
2007-2008Milo Lompar
2009Aleksandar IlićMladen Šukalo
2010Vasa PavkovićLjiljana ŠopMileta Aćimović Ivkov
2011-2013Vladislava Gordić PetkovićMića Vujičić
2013-2014Božo KoprivicaJasmina VrbavacMihailo Pantić
2015-2017Zoran PaunovićTamara Krstić
2018Branko KukićIvan MilenkovićMarjan Čakarević
2019-2021Teofil PančićMarija Nenezić
2022[110]Milena ĐorđijevićŽarka SvirčevGoran Korunović
2023[111]Tamara MitrovićVioleta Stojmenović
2024[22]Aleksandar JerkovMladen VeskovićAdrijana MarčetićVladimir Gvozden
2025[112]Jelena S. Mladenović

See also

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