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Awarded for Best new Serbian novel Location Belgrade 2015 winner Dragan Velikić Instituted 1954		Sponsored by NIN magazine First awarded 1954 Ceremony date 23 January 2017 Category of NIN Award
Country Yugoslavia (1954–1991)Serbia and Montenegro (1992–2006)Serbia (2007–present) Countries Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1954–1991), Serbia and Montenegro (1992–2006), Serbia (2007–) Winners & Nominees Ivana DimićArzamas, Ivana Dimić, Winner, Vladimir TabaševićPa kao, Vladimir Tabašević, Nominee, Vladan MatijevićSusret pod neobičnim okolnostima, Vladan Matijević, Nominee, Vladislav BajacHronika sumnje, Vladislav Bajac, Nominee, Dragan VelikićIslednik, Dragan Velikić, Winner, Radovan Beli MarkovićPutnikova ciglana: zaludno pletivo, Radovan Beli Marković, Nominee, Vule ŽurićRepublika Ćopić: narodnooslobodilački roman u devet ofanziva, Vule Žurić, Nominee, Vladimir KecmanovićOsama, Vladimir Kecmanović, Nominee, Svetislav BasaraAnđeo atentata: tabloid, Svetislav Basara, Nominee, Milisav SavićLa Sans Pareille: ljubavni roman sa dodacima, Milisav Savić, Nominee, Ljubomir KoraćevićLager: dijatriba, Ljubomir Koraćević, Nominee, Dana TodorovićPark Logovskoj, Dana Todorović, Nominee, Vladimir Tabašević, Vladimir Tabašević, Nominee, Dejan Tiago-StankovićEstoril: ratni roman, Dejan Tiago-Stanković, Nominee, Filip DavidKuća sećanja i zaborava, Filip David, Winner, Oto HorvatSabo je stao, Oto Horvat, Nominee, David AlbahariŽivotinjsko carstvo, David Albahari, Nominee, Goran GocićTai, Goran Gocić, Winner, Sonja AtanasijevićVazdušni ljudi, Sonja Atanasijević, Nominee, Silvana Hadži-ĐokićZlatno doba, Silvana Hadži-Đokić, Nominee, Slobodan VladušićMi - izbrisani, Slobodan Vladušić, Nominee, Mileta ProdanovićArkadija, Mileta Prodanović, Nominee, Aleksandar GatalicaThe Great War, Aleksandar Gatalica, Winner, Mira OtaševićZoja, Mira Otašević, Nominee, Ivančica ĐerićNesreća i stvarne potrebe, Ivančica Đerić, Nominee, Laslo BlaškovićPosmrtna maska: pikarski roman, Laslo Blašković, Nominee, Drago KekanovićVeprovo srce: lovački roman, Drago Kekanović, Nominee, Katarina BrajovićŠtampar i Veronika: čudesna povest Božidara Vukovića Podgoričanina, Katarina Brajović, Nominee

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The NIN Award (Serbian: Ninova nagrada, Нинова награда; officially 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 in Serbian literature (previously Yugoslav literature). 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. The literary website complete review called it the "leading Serbian literary prize" in 2012.

Since its inception, the award was not awarded only once, in 1959. Oskar Davičo is the only author to win the award three times (in 1956, 1963 and 1964), and the only one to win it in two consecutive years. So far, five women were recipients of the award.

List of winners

2016 — Ivana Dimić: Arzamas

2015 — Dragan Velikić: Islednik

2014 — Filip David: Kuća sećanja i zaborava

2013 — Goran Gocić: Tai

2012 — Aleksandar Gatalica: Veliki rat (The Great War)

2011 — Slobodan Tišma: Bernardijeva soba

2010 — Gordana Ćirjanić: Ono što oduvek želiš

2009 — Grozdana Olujić: Glasovi u vetru

2008 — Vladimir Pištalo: Tesla, portret među maskama

2007 — Dragan Velikić: Ruski prozor (The Russian Window)

2006 — Svetislav Basara: Uspon i pad Parkinsonove bolesti (The Rise and Fall of Parkinson's disease)

2005 — Miro Vuksanović: Semolj zemlja

2004 — Vladimir Tasić: Kiša i hartija

2003 — Vladan Matijević: Pisac izdaleka

2002 — Mladen Markov: Ukop oca

2001 — Zoran Ćirić: Hobo

2000 — Goran Petrović: Sitničarnica "Kod srećne ruke"

1999 — Maksimilijan Erenrajh-Ostojić: Karakteristika

1998 — Danilo Nikolić: Fajront u Grgetegu

1997 — Milovan Danojlić: Oslobodioci i izdajnici

1996 — David Albahari: Mamac

1995 — Svetlana Velmar-Janković: Bezdno

1994 — Vladimir Arsenijević: U potpalublju

1993 — Radoslav Petković: Sudbina i komentari

1992 — Živojin Pavlović: Lapot

1991 — Milisav Savić: Hleb i strah

1990 — Miroslav Josić Višnjić: Odbrana i propast Bodroga u sedam burnih godišnjih doba

1989 — Vojislav Lubarda: Vaznesenje

1988 — Dubravka Ugrešić: Forsiranje romana reke

1987 — Voja Čolanović: Zebnja na rasklapanje

1986 — Vidosav Stevanović: Testament

1985 — Živojin Pavlović: Zid smrti

1984 — Milorad Pavić: Dictionary of the Khazars

1983 — Dragoslav Mihailović: Čizmaši

1982 — Antonije Isaković: Tren 2

1981 — Pavao Pavličić: Večernji akt

1980 — Slobodan Selenić: Prijatelji

1979 — Pavle Ugrinov: Zadat život

1978 — Mirko Kovač: Vrata od utrobe

1977 — Petko Vojnić Purčar: Dom sve dalji

1976 — Aleksandar Tišma: Upotreba čoveka

1975 — Miodrag Bulatović: Ljudi sa četiri prsta

1974 — Jure Franičević-Pločar: Vir

1973 — Mihailo Lalić: Ratna sreća

1972 — Danilo Kiš: Peščanik

1971 — Miloš Crnjanski: Roman o Londonu

1970 — Borislav Pekić: Hodočašće Arsenija Njegovana

1969 — Bora Ćosić: Uloge moje porodice u svetskoj revoluciji

1968 — Slobodan Novak: Mirisi, zlato, tamjan

1967 — Erih Koš: Mreža

1966 — Meša Selimović: Derviš i smrt

1965 — Ranko Marinković: Kiklop

1964 — Oskar Davičo: Tajne

1963 — Oskar Davičo: Gladi

1962 — Miroslav Krleža: Zastave

1961 — Dobrica Ćosić: Deobe

1960 — Radomir Konstantinović: Izlazak

1959 — No award given

1958 — Branko Ćopić: Ne tuguj bronzana stražo

1957 — Aleksandar Vučo: Mrtve javke

1956 — Oskar Davičo: Beton i svici

1955 — Mirko Božić: Neisplakani

1954 — Dobrica Ćosić: Koreni (The Roots)

References

NIN Award Wikipedia

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List of winners

References