Da Vinci 'Story of the Book' Grand Prize
だ・ヴィンチ「ほんのものがたり」たいしょう
Newcomer literary prize limited to stories related to books.
- 創設年
- 2013
- 主催
- KADOKAWA Co., Ltd., Media Factory, Da Vinci Editorial Department
- カテゴリー
- 一般文芸・大衆小説
- 選考方式
- Open call
- 受賞対象
- 新人
- 開催頻度
- 年1回
- 賞のステータス
- 終了
説明
The Da Vinci 'Story of the Book' Grand Prize is an open submission newcomer literary prize hosted by KADOKAWA, Media Factory, and the Da Vinci editorial department. Submissions began in 2013. Entries are limited to 'stories related to books' and target novels equivalent to 250 to 350 sheets of 400-character manuscript paper. Winners receive 1 million yen in prize money, and the winning work is published by Media Factory. There are also Excellence Award, Reader's Prize, Special Prize, etc. The final selection adopts a unique method involving not only the editorial department but also 100 reader judges and booksellers.
賞品
- 主賞品
- 1 million yen prize money and publication of the winning work
- 賞金
- 1,000,000 JPY
- Excellence Award
- Reader's Prize
- Special Prize
選考情報
選考プロセス
| 段階 | 審査員 | 通過率 | 発表 |
|---|---|---|---|
| First selection | Da Vinci Editorial Department | — | — |
| Final selection | 100 reader judges, booksellers, Da Vinci Editorial Department | — | — |
選考基準
- Must be a story related to books
- Must be a novel equivalent to 250 to 350 sheets of 400-character manuscript paper
関連の賞
- Da Vinci Literary Prize
- List of literary prizes
公式情報
https://ddnavi.com/hnm/過去の受賞者
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