Mikael and Lotta. The awardee is led onto the scene of the venue covered by a sheet striped in red and white (an allusion to a polkagris, a form of peppermint rock), which is removed as the identity of the recipient is revealed through a poem written for the occasion. Holders: 2020 (ceremony postponed until 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic) – Bengan Janson 2019 – Suzanne Reuter 2018 – Felix Herngren 2017 – Lisa Nilsson 2016 – Per Andersson 2015 – Niklas Strömstedt 2014 – Kristina Lugn 2013 – Carl-Einar Häckner 2012 – Eva Rydberg 2011 – Johan Glans 2010 – Maria Lundqvist 2009 – Johan Ulveson 2008 – Babben Larsson 2007 – Henrik Dorsin 2006 – Kalle Moraeus from Orsa Spelmän 2005 – Sissela Kyle 2004 – Lena Philipsson 2003 – Peter Carlsson 2002 – The Real Group 2001 – Fredrik Lindström 2000 – Robin Carlsson (Robyn) 1999 – Viba femba 1998 – Hannes Holm and Måns Herngren 1997 – Wille Crafoord 1996 – Louise Hoffsten 1995 – Peter Dalle 1994 – I manegen med Glenn Killing 1993 – Marie Bergman 1992 – Tomas von Brömssen 1991 – Magnus Uggla 1990 – Ulla Skoog 1989 – Robert Broberg 1988 – Ainbusk 1987 – Claes Eriksson 1986 – Mikael Ramel 1985 – Anne-Lie Rydé 1984 – Björn Skifs 1983 – Totte Wallin Bibliography Povel Ramel wrote a number of books, his first in 1945, though his main focus was always on his music. Here is a list of his books (not including the many book of lyrics that he published): Från Asar till Wasar (From Asar to the House of Vasa), 1945. In this book, Ramel presents himself as an 'eternity-human', born in the ice age. He describes the history of Sweden "as it was" from the old Norse "Asar"-gods to Gustav Vasa. He also has some 'eternity-friends' and an 'eternity-dog' called Missräkningen (The miscalculation). Min galna hage (My Looney Pasture), 1957. Ramel's pasture is said to have corners. 5 of them. It is a crazy pasture. This book has sections, called corners. These are: Poetiska hörnet (The poetry corner) * Poems written by a fictional lady called Ewa Sophi Drömmington De smås hörn (The tiny ones' corner) * Some stories about Little Huno and his 36 siblings, for example Lille Päron (Little Pear) whom all the siblings used to hit because he liked it Blandade Hörnet (The mixed