Applications are now being accepted for participation in the literary competition “International Children’s literary prize named after V.P. Krapivina.”
Organizers and partners of the Prize: Commonwealth of Children's Writers, Press Center and flotilla "Caravelle", Tyumen State University.
We invite as partners public and commercial organizations interested in educating the younger generation and in developing high morality among children.
International Children's Literary Award named after V.P. Krapivina for the best prose work for secondary children school age established to stimulate literary activity in line with those laid down by V.P. Krapivin traditions.
Purpose of the Award:
Attracting public attention to works, influencing the formation of high morality and spirituality among children.
Objective of the Award:
Widespread propaganda prose works for children of middle school age, written in Russian, promoting the “growth of the soul”, the formation of high morality and spirituality.
Conditions of the competition for the Prize:
- texts of works for children and adolescents written in Russian are accepted, both those already published in the form of books, published in the press, and unpublished, in prose, with a volume of at least 1.5 author's pages. A collection of stories or fairy tales is considered as a single work.
The book must not be published earlier than two years before the competition announcement date. For unpublished works, the time of writing does not matter.
- Works written in foreign languages are accepted in translation into Russian.
- No more than one manuscript from one author is accepted (including original collections of stories).
- The literary council of the award forms a list of finalists (shortlist).
- from works, made it to the finals, by the decision of the jury chaired by V.P. Krapivina, the winner is determined.
- the winner receives a cash prize, a medal and an honorary Diploma.
- the jury reserves the right to increase the number of awards; assign special prizes and nominations, encourage authors included in the shortlist of works.
Dates:
Competition works are accepted only in electronic form via a form filled out on the competition website from April 1 to July 1. Website address: www.litparus.ru
Requirements for manuscripts:
- Manuscripts of works submitted to the Competition must comply with the goals and objectives of the Competition;
- works that cultivate violence, drug addiction, a criminal lifestyle, or aggressive behavior are not allowed to participate in the Competition.
- the volume of the work must be at least 1.5 a.l. (60 thousand characters)
- works that do not meet the requirements of the Competition, the jury does not consider.
- reviews and reviews are not sent to authors.
Summing up and awarding the winners:
- The announcement of the results and the award ceremony will take place on October 14, 2010.
The Prize winner is awarded a cash prize, medal and Diploma.
Literary Council Awards
- approves the Regulations on the Prize;
- controls the implementation of the Regulations on the Competition;
- reviews and reviews manuscripts,
- selects at least 10 works for the list of finalists for the Prize
The award jury chaired by V.P. Krapivina
- reviews and reviews works included in the list of finalists,
- makes a decision on awarding the Prize,
- makes a decision on rewarding authors who do not become prize winners.
Organizing Committee of the Prize
- prepares materials for the Competition;
- organizes information support for the Prize;
- ensures the work of the literary council and jury in reviewing competition manuscripts;
- organizes an award ceremony for the laureate (or laureates) of the Prize;
- provides information about the Prize laureates to the media, Internet sites, libraries.
Vladislav Petrovich Krapivin made an invaluable contribution to the education of several generations of children in our country. The author of several hundred books translated into dozens of languages, an excellent teacher, continues active work on the formation of high morality and spirituality among readers. International Children's Literary Award named after V.P. Krapivina is announced as a sign of respect for his work and to stimulate literary activity in line with the traditions he laid down.
Regulations on the international literary prize named after V.P. Krapivin
1. The importance of the personality and creativity of Vladislav Petrovich Krapivin for children's literature, for the education of several generations of youth in Russia and other countries, cannot be overestimated. One of the patriarchs of Russian science fiction, the author of several hundred books translated into dozens of languages, V.P. Krapivin continues his noble work today in the formation of high morality and spirituality among young and adult readers. The Sverdlovsk Regional Public Foundation "Vladislav Krapivin Foundation" and the Ural Writers Association established the Vladislav Krapivin International Literary Prize as a sign of respect for his work and to stimulate literary activity in line with the traditions he established. Giving a premium international scale will help increase the authority Russian literature for children and youth, will emphasize its role in the world literature of this direction.
2. The amount of the bonus is 100,000 (one hundred thousand) rubles excluding tax. By decision of the founders, this amount may be changed. Along with the cash prize, the laureate is awarded a diploma and a commemorative breast medal.
3. Can participate in the competition for the Vladislav Krapivin Prize literary works for children and youth of any genre and compositional forms (novel, story, play, book of stories or poems), in the form of books and publications in the press, as well as the most interesting (in the opinion of the organizing committee) manuscripts ready for publication. In exceptional cases, the candidacy of a writer applying for a prize based on cumulative merits in the field of children's literature may be considered. Works by foreign language authors are accepted for consideration only with a translation into Russian.
4. The founders of the prize create an organizing committee, whose functions include disseminating information about the competition, accepting works of applicants, recruiting experts to the selection committee at the first stage of the competition and jury members at the second stage, as well as organizing the award ceremony for the winners and other work necessary for competition.
5. To sum up the results of the competition, a jury is created under the chairmanship of V.P. Krapivin, who has two votes when voting. Every two years the composition of the jury is renewed by at least one third. Prize applicants cannot serve on the jury.
6. Nomination of applicants for the prize is carried out by writing organizations and associations of Russia, near and far abroad countries, libraries, editorial offices literary magazines for children and youth, literary museums, book publishing houses, educational institutions, children's funds, as well as the organizing committee. To officially include an applicant in the competition, the following materials and documents must be submitted to the organizing committee: a) an application letter or an extract from the minutes of the meeting of the nominating organization; b) applicant’s profile (full name, address, brief creative description); c) three copies of the nominated work; d) if possible - articles, reviews and press dedicated to the applicant. Applications for participation in the competition and literary works are accepted by the organizing committee annually until September 1 at the address:
620075 Ekaterinburg, Pushkin St., 12
Association of Writers of the Urals with the note "for the competition named after Vladislav Krapivin." After this date, the list of applicants is approved by the organizing committee and is no longer revised, and the reasons for the lateness of other applications are not discussed. The results of the competition are published in the media before October 15 of the year the prize is awarded.
7. The prize is awarded once a year to one author and is presented on V.P.’s birthday. Krapivina on October 14 in one of the cities Russian Federation(at the discretion of the organizing committee).
In the Sverdlovsk Regional Library for Children and Youth named after V.P. Krapivin held a solemn ceremony of presenting the International Children's Literary Prize named after Vladislav Krapivin. The finalists for the award included 11 children's authors, of whom the jury selected four laureates.
This year, works from Moscow, the Moscow region, Rostov-on-Don, Samara, Yakutia and Kazakhstan reached the finals of the award.
The Caravel squad went beyond the list of finalists and awarded a special diploma to a writer from Canada Marina Yasinskaya for the work "Daddy's Islands" with the wording: "To the author who remains faithful to the children's theme." Marina Yasinskaya received the award even before the long list was announced.
The Children's Jury Prize was awarded to Daria Wardenburg from Moscow for her book “Rule 69 for a Fat Seagull.” One of the key awards - the Commander Award, which is awarded by Vladislav Krapivin himself, was received by another Muscovite Evgeny Rudashevsky for the work "The Raven".
Daria Vardenburg and Evgeny Rudashevsky were also named among the prize winners. In addition, Muscovites became winners Tatiana Goncharuk (“Pawns”) and Vlada Rai (“Sister of the World”).
Let us recall that the Vladislav Krapivin Prize for best works for children and adolescents has been awarded annually since 2006. Along with the prize, the laureates will receive diplomas and commemorative medals. The total prize fund is 200 thousand rubles. This year it will be distributed among four laureates (50 thousand rubles each).
Alekseeva Maria Alexandrovna
Associate Professor, Deputy Director of SUSC for Academic Affairs. Graduated with honors from the Faculty of Philology of the Ural state university, awarded the sign “Honorary Worker” general education Russian Federation". He has been working at SUSC since 1995, since 2004 he has been the head of the Department of Philology, and also works as an associate professor of the Department of Russian Literature of the Faculty of Philology of UrFU (teaching Russian literature of the 19th century century, methods of teaching literature). Scientific interests - modern children's literature, psychology of perception, principles of text interpretation.
Amraeva Adelia
Writer. Finalist of the award. V. P. Krapivina 2011 with the story “Football Field”. Finalist of the award. S. Mikhalkova 2014 with a cycle of stories “Germany”. Winner of the award named after. V. P. Krapivina 2015 with the story “I want to live!”
Vladimirova Elena
Writer, philologist, literary critic, Candidate of Philological Sciences. Sphere of scientific interests - Russian literature of the 20th century, modern literature, Science fiction. Author of the books “Flower on the Asphalt” (2009), “Music of a Lonely Heart” (2010). In 2010, she became a finalist for the V. P. Krapivin Prize with the story “Obstacle Course.” In 2011 she became a laureate of the Krapivin Prize (the story “The Younger Exupery”). Lives in Tambov.
Graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy of the Ural State University. A. M. Gorky. Candidate philosophical sciences. Author of 30 children's books, scripts, cartoons, plays for theater puppet shows, more than 80 stories for magazines: “Yeralash”, “Fitil”, many stories for magazines: “Murzilka”, “ Funny pictures", "Once upon a time", "Kukumber", "Bonfire", "Pioneer", "Toshka and company". Laureate of the All-Union competition for the best short story for children. Knight of the Order of the Scientist Cat (magazine “Once upon a time”). Knight of the Order of Baron Munchausen (magazine “Once upon a time”). Winner of the annual Yunost magazine award. Governor's Award Winner Sverdlovsk region for the book “The Smells of Almonds.” Laureate International Festival children's writers "Cimmerian Muses" (Ukraine). Member of the Writers' Union.
Golovanova Natalia Evgenievna
Graduated from VGIK, workshop feature film. Subsequently, she preferred animation and defended her diploma in her specialty: film director animated film. She worked at the Soyuzmultfilm film studio. He is a permanent member of the artistic council and a director of the highest category. Currently lives in Yekaterinburg. She writes books for children and teenagers, articles, reviews, and also makes illustrations.
Zhvalevsky Andrey
Physicist by education and writer by vocation. For books written in collaboration with Evgenia Pasternak, he was awarded the “Alice” prize for the work “Time is Always Good”, the “ Cherished dream"for the story "The True Story of Father Frost, the Kniguru Award - "Shakespeare Never Dreamed of", finalists of the Krapivin Prize 2011 - "Gymnasium No. 13". Winners of the 2013 Vladislav Krapivin Prize for the story “Death to Dead Souls.” Lives in Minsk.
Ivashina Marina Vyacheslavovna
Independent expert, Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation, special correspondent of the Library at School magazine Author of numerous publications on problems children's reading.
Kvashnina Elena Sergeevna
Teacher of Russian language and literature, deputy director for teaching and learning at MAOU Secondary School No. 68, head of the City Association of Teachers of Russian Language and Literature in Yekaterinburg. Currently I am studying the problem of children's reading, attracting children and adolescents to books.
Kalmykov Pavel
Doctor and children's writer. Author of the famous book “Korolatnik, or Otherworldly Entry is Prohibited.” In 2009, Pavel Kalmykov received the Cherished Dream award for the story “Veteran of the Battle of Kulikovo, or Transit Contemporary” in a special nomination for members of the children's jury and Hikhus. Winner of the Vladislav Krapivin International Literary Prize 2012. Livejournal page: callmycow.livejournal.com. Lives in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky.
Writer, laureate of the pedagogical recognition competition “Good Lyre”, laureate of the “South Ural Book” competition, winner of the “Literary Vienna” competition.
Koltysheva Nadezhda
Playwright, deputy editor-in-chief for development of the Ural magazine, presenter of the “Children’s” section, laureate of the “Modern Drama” award.
Kopeikin Alexey Alexandrovich
Graduated from the Moscow State University of Culture and Arts. Since 1990 he has been working at the Russian State Children's Library. Head of the Department of Recommendation Bibliography. Editor-in-Chief Biblioguide website.
Kraeva Irina
Journalist " Russian newspaper", writer. In 2007, the St. Petersburg publishing house "Detgiz" published fairy tale“Tim and Dan, or the Mystery of the Broken Knee” with drawings by Alexei Bakhtin, for which she received international prize named after Vladislav Krapivin. Irina Kraeva’s second book, published by the Detgiz publishing house in 2010, is called “Tea Party with a Heel.” In 2012, Irina Kraeva became a laureate of the International Literary Competition “Coordination of Times” in the “Prose” category (the story “ Nightingale Garden"). Stories and fairy tales were published in the magazines “Neva”, “Zhili-byli”, “Chizh and the Hedgehog”, and the almanac “Istoki”.
Krapivina Larisa
Commander of the "Caravelle" detachment. Head of the all-Russian gathering of associations of different ages “Orange Summer”, honorary worker in the field of youth policy of the Russian Federation, candidate pedagogical sciences, teacher-organizer and teacher additional education highest category, member of the Union of Journalists of Russia, first class yacht helmsman, instructor-teacher at international schools for young journalists (Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kaliningrad, Yalta, etc.) and consultant for the sea training camp "Storm" of the All-Russian children's center "Orlyonok". Yekaterinburg.
Kuznetsova Yulia
Philologist, translator, participant of the Eighth Seminar of Young Writers Writing for Children 2011. Laureate of the Small Prize “Treasured Dream” (2009) and the Prize named after. Krapivina (2011). Finalist of the Cherished Dream Award (2008) in the Children's Detective category. Winner of the Book Award (2013).
Kuchina Vera
Head of the children's library. Born in the Urals in the city of Troitsk. I live and work in Togliatti. In 1983 I came to work at children's library No. 14, where I still work. In 2011, she won the professional skills competition “Best Librarian of the Year.” As a child, I really loved reading books by Vladislav Krapivin, William Kozlov, Sergei Ivanov, Yuri Tomin.
Moldavian Ksenia
Ksenia Moldavskaya graduated from the philological faculty of the Moscow State Pedagogical Institute in 1990. Lenin. She worked as a teacher, journalist, radio presenter. Now he works as a critic of children's literature and hosts the "Book Poster" on Radio Culture. He lives in Moscow and is glad that it is too late to raise his two student sons, born in 1996 and 1997.
Candidate of Philological Sciences, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Journalism of Ural State University, author of 25 scientific papers.
The topic of scientific, pedagogical and life interest is children, press for children, children's press. Member of the jury of many children's literary and journalistic competitions: “Debut”, “Silver Feather”, “Malachite Box”, “May Rainbow”, “Green Door”, “Autograph”...
Romanicheva Elena Stanislavovna
Head of the Laboratory of Reading Literacy Development Strategies at the Institute of System Projects, Moscow City Pedagogical University, Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor, Honored Teacher of the Russian Federation. Author of school textbooks on literature, Member of the team of authors of the educational educational complex “In the World of Literature”, specialist in methods of teaching literature, member of the Russian Reading Association.
Svetlova Evgenia
Evgenia Svetlova-Lytysova is the editor of the oldest children's literature publishing house "DETGIZ" (St. Petersburg). Studied at the Northwestern Institute of Printing. Specialty: Publishing and Editing.
Smirnova Marina Konstantinovna
Higher education - USPU, Faculty of Social Pedagogy, at the moment- Master's student at ChSAKI, Faculty of Library and Information Technologies. Since 2011 I have been working at SOBDiU as head of the service department. Previously, she worked at the Central City Library and Library (also a library) in Novouralsk, as a librarian in the reading room, then at the MTS contact center in the Ural region.
Interests: reading (occasionally: classics, modern prose, science fiction and fantasy, literature for teenagers), music (rock, folk, ethno, sometimes I sing myself when the opportunity arises), cross stitch.
Tarasenko Valentina Nikolaevna
Professional librarian. She created her own Creative Reading Studio “Young Journalist” http://wtarasenkogmail.blogspot.ru/ in Tolyatti. Organizer of many meetings with authors of children's books in Tolyatti. Interested in children's issues literary creativity, problems of children's reading, promotion of books and reading, child psychology and library pedagogy.
Chairman of the section " School libraries"in the Russian Library Association.
Sholomova Natalya Nikolaevna
Author of several children's reading programs, one of the initiators and organizers of the city festival of children's literary and artistic creativity "Debut", Krapivin Readings, the book festival "Read, Yekaterinburg!" In 2007, the Administration of Yekaterinburg and the Women’s Union awarded the title “Daughter of the City.”
Shmotyeva Tatyana Anatolyevna
Librarian of Sverdlovsk regional library for children and youth. Head of the reading programs sector.
The International Children's Literary Prize named after the writer Vladislav Petrovich Krapivin is awarded once a year to a Russian or foreign author and is awarded on the writer’s birthday, October 14. Along with the prize, the laureate is awarded a diploma and a commemorative medal.
The initiators of the award were the Ural Writers Association in 2006. In 2009, the V.P. Krapivin International Literary Prize ceased to exist.
In 2010, the Commonwealth of Children's Writers announced a new one - the V.P. Krapivn International Children's Literary Prize, trying to preserve the traditions associated with the name of the writer - the day of presenting the award on Krapivin's birthday, a medal, the sketch of which was drawn by Vladislav Petrovich.
Vladislav Petrovich Krapivin was born in the city of Tyumen, October 14, 1938, into a family of teachers. In 1956 he entered the Faculty of Journalism of the Ural State University. A. M. Gorky. In 1961, Vladislav Krapivin created the “Caravella” children’s detachment (in 1965, the “Pioneer” magazine took over the detachment). Vladislav Petrovich led the detachment for more than thirty years, and currently the “Caravella” is headed by young graduates of the detachment. Vladislav Krapivin’s first book, “Orion Flight,” was published in 1962 in Sverdlovsk. Two years later, the author was accepted as a member of the USSR Writers' Union.
Currently, V. Krapivin has published about three hundred books, many of them have been translated into foreign languages. His books are included in the Golden Library selected works for children and youth", "Library of adventures and science fiction", "Library of World Literature for Children", in the Japanese 26-volume series " Selected Works Russian writers for teenagers".
Vladislav Petrovich Krapivin - Professor of Tyumen State University, Honorary Citizen of the city of Yekaterinburg, laureate of the Lenin Komsomol, A. Gaidar, L. Kassil, N. Kuznetsov, A. Green, literary prize of the Union of Writers of the RSFSR and the magazine "Ural Pathfinder" "Aelita" and Literary Prize of the Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region, Round Table Prize of the IDO “Rainbow of Cooperation” in the category “Amethyst Sphere” and other literary awards. On All-Russian competition readers' sympathy "Golden Key-96" was noted among the best.
For social activities awarded the sign of A. Gaidar of the Komsomol Central Committee. In 1980 he received the title of excellent student of public education of the RSFSR.
For literary and social activities he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Friendship of Peoples, the medal “For Valiant Labor”, and the Order of Honor. For his contribution to the education of young military personnel, by order of the chief of troops of the Far Eastern Border District, he was awarded the “Excellence in Border Troops” badge of the second degree.
