East Anglia (1976) University of Leuven (1980) Mount Holyoke College (1983) Bristol University (1989) University of Glasgow (1990) University of Liège (1990) University of Ulster (1993) Durham University (1995) University of Salamanca (2002) Queen Mary University of London (2006) Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna (2006) Honoris Causa – Faculty of Letters – University of Lisbon (2009) He has also won numerous awards for his fiction and poetry, including: Remembrance Award (1974) for Language and Silence: Essays 1958–1966. PEN/Macmillan Silver Pen Award (1992) for Proofs and Three Parables. PEN/Macmillan Fiction Prize (1993) for Proofs and Three Parables. JQ Wingate Prize for Non-Fiction (joint winner with Louise Kehoe and Silvia Rodgers) (1997) for No Passion Spent. Bibliography References Sources Averil Condren, Papers of George Steiner, Churchill Archives Centre, 2001 The Harvard Gazette (27.09.01) External links George Steiner at ContemporaryWriters.com. George and his dragons. The Guardian, March 17, 2001. A traveller in the realm of the mind. Interview with George Steiner, The Times, September 22, 1997. Grammars of Creation. Full text of Steiner's 2001 lecture. "Between Repulsion and Attraction: George Steiner's Post-Holocaust Fiction" . Jewish Social Studies, 1999. "George Steiner's Jewish Problem". Azure: Ideas for the Jewish Nation. About George Steiner, by Juan Asensio, L'Harmattan, 2001 George Steiner bibliography. Fantastic Fiction George Steiner in Literal – features an essay by Steiner Interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 23rd July 2007 (video) Audio: George Steiner in conversation on the BBC World Service discussion show The Forum. Biography and summary of Gifford Lectures by Dr Brannon Hancock The Rest is Silence: On George Steiner,1929–2020. Ben Hutchinson, Times Literary Supplement, 2020 The Papers of George Steiner held at Churchill Archives Centre 1929 births 2020 deaths 20th-century American novelists 21st-century American novelists Alumni of Balliol College, Oxford American academics of English literature American essayists American expatriate academics American expatriates in the United Kingdom American literary critics American male novelists American people of Austrian-Jewish descent American philosophers American Rhodes Scholars American short story writers Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur Fellows of Churchill College, Cambridge Fellows of St Anne's College, Oxford Fellows of the British Academy Fellows of the Royal Society of Literature French emigrants to the United States French expatriates in England 20th-century French Jews French people of Austrian-Jewish descent French male short story writers French short story writers Harvard University alumni Harvard University faculty Holocaust survivors Jewish American academics Jewish American novelists Jewish American social scientists Jewish