Completed in 1980 but published here for the first time, My Prizes
is an accounting - prize by prize, blow by blow - of the background
and circumstances of reception of nine literary prizes that Thomas
Bernhard was awarded between 1963 and 1980, followed by some of the
speeches he delivered on those occasions - each of which was also
the occasion for scandal or worse. The result is a portrait of the
artist as prizewinner and prize farceur: sardonic, laconic,
biting-the-hand, relishing both the world and himself with bitter
amusement. 'Thank goodness for Thomas Bernhard, the most truthful,
the funniest and the most musical of writers since Marcel Proust.'
Gabriel Josipovici
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