The Russian Booker Prize was modelled after the Man Booker Prize and inaugurated in 1992.
The Prize had various sponsors over the years. Since 2018 the Prize has stopped its activities as no new sponsor was found within Russia. The organizers refused to look for a sponsor abroad because this immediately would have forced the Russian prize to declare itself beging a „foreign agent“ according to a new Russian law.
Each year, a new independent jury of writers and critics chose a winner out of a short list of six best novels.
Our authors: 4x winner, 16x finalist
Year |
Author |
Category |
2016 | Sukhbat Aflatuni | finalist |
2016 | Leonid Yuzefovich | finalist and grant award |
2015 | Roman Senchin | finalist |
2014 | Vladimir Sharov | WINNER |
2012 | Olga Slavnikova | finalist |
2011 | Oleg Pavlov | finalist |
2011 | Roman Senchin | finalist |
2011 | Zakhar Prilepin | finalist |
2010 | Oleg Zaionchkovski | finalist |
2009 | Roman Senchin | finalist |
2009 | Leonid Yuzefovich | finalist |
2008 | Vladimir Sharov | finalist |
2006 | Olga Slavnikova | WINNER |
2006 | Zakhar Prilepin | finalist |
2004 | Aleksei Slapovski | finalist |
2004 | Oleg Zaionchkovski | finalist |
2003 | Leonid Yuzefovich | finalist |
2002 | Oleg Pavlov | WINNER |
2000 | Aleksei Slapovski | finalist |
2000 | Mikhail Shishkin | WINNER |