After deliberation, the third Hodler Prize was awarded jointly to three narrative works: the podcast “Otherworld” by Jack Wagner, the video game “Skate Story” by Sam Eng, and the novel “Jaw Filler” by Charlie Markbreiter and Maz Murray. A special Witness Award is given to the documentary “2000 Meters to Andriivka” directed by Mstyslav Chernov. ‘I loved the timeliness of this book and the two authors together making a world … Read more →

After deliberation, the third Hodler Prize was awarded jointly to three narrative works: the podcast “Otherworld” by Jack Wagner, the video game “Skate Story” by Sam Eng, and the novel “Jaw Filler” by Charlie Markbreiter and Maz Murray. A special Witness Award is given to the documentary “2000 Meters to Andriivka” directed by Mstyslav Chernov. « In Sam Eng’s darkly scintillating skater game, you play as a demon built from glass … Read more →

After deliberation, the third Hodler Prize was awarded jointly to three narrative works: the podcast “Otherworld” by Jack Wagner, the video game “Skate Story” by Sam Eng, and the novel “Jaw Filler” by Charlie Markbreiter and Maz Murray. A special Witness Award is given to the documentary “2000 Meters to Andriivka” directed by Mstyslav Chernov. « Otherworld demonstrates a rare narrative rigor in the way it treats personal testimony. Each … Read more →

After deliberation, the third Hodler Prize was awarded jointly to three narrative works: the podcast “Otherworld” by Jack Wagner, the video game “Skate Story” by Sam Eng, and the novel “Jaw Filler” by Charlie Markbreiter and Maz Murray. A special Witness Award is given to the documentary “2000 Meters to Andriivka” directed by Mstyslav Chernov. “2000 Meters to Andriivka is a documentary film produced and directed by Mstyslav Chernov, a war correspondent … Read more →

Following its deliberations on Wednesday, April 9, the Hodler Prize Committee is pleased and proud to announce that the Hodler Prize 002 has been awarded in equal shares to Alice Notley for her poetry memoir "Being Reflected Upon" and to Jonathan Coryn for his video game “Player Non Player”. Two impressive texts in terms of narrative innovation, by two authors whose different means … Read more →

Following its deliberations on Wednesday, April 9, the Hodler Prize Committee is pleased and proud to announce that the Hodler Prize 002 has been awarded in equal shares to Alice Notley for her poetry memoir “Being Reflected Upon” and to Jonathan Coryn for his video game “Player Non Player”. Two impressive texts in terms of narrative innovation, by two authors whose different means … Read more →

Christina Sharpe is the winner of the Hodler Prize 001 for Ordinary Notes (Farrar, Straus & Giroux). A text composed of fragments, which posits blackness as absolutely fundamental and central to understanding the relations of domination and power at work in our societies, whatever the dominant and the dominated. Christina Sharpe is the author … Read more →