Anne Carson, Nobel Laureate of Literature, Wants to Donate Prize Money
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SapoIn the amount of about a million euros, the writer revealed that she does not intend to take the money and was surprised by the distinction: "Who would be expecting this?
Canadian poet, essayist and translator Anne Carson is the winner of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature, which will be presented to her on December 10.
Anne Carson, the 2026 Nobel laureate in Literature, said in her first reaction to the award that she would donate the money, then go to the forest to not answer her phone and listen to the silence.
More than celebrating the distinction, Anne Carson is already reflecting on the fate of the prize. The Nobel Prize winner ponders donating the money and explained what she has in mind in a telephone interview released by the Nobel Prize Conversations.
Anne Carson did not hide the astonishment when she learned that she was the winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, even while maintaining serenity. The writer also revealed that she intends to offer the money she will receive from the prize.
Yesterday her award was announced by the Swedish Academy. The article What the Nobel means to Carson appeared first on Documento.
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