Heine Prize of Düsseldorf, Germany 2008 – Tel Aviv University's Dan David Prize ("Past Category") (jointly with Atom Egoyan and Tom Stoppard), for "Creative Rendering of the Past" 2008 – Foreign Policy/Prospect list of 100 top public intellectuals (#72) 2013 – Franz Kafka Prize 2014 – Order of Civil Merit 2014 – Siegfried Lenz Prize, granted by the City of Hamburg 2015 – World premiere of the film A Tale of Love and Darkness, based on Amos Oz's autobiographical novel, takes place at the Cannes international film festival. The film is directed and co-written by Natalie Portman, who also stars as Oz's mother, with Amir Tessler playing Oz. 2015 – Internationaler Literaturpreis – Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Germany, winner for Judas 2015 – Honorary degree by the University of Milan (in Language and cultures for communication and international cooperation) 2015 – Park Kyong-ni Prize, a South Korean award valued at $100,000 2018 – Stig Dagerman Prize, Sweden (for "Judas") Published works Oz published in Hebrew novels, novellas, collections of short stories. He wrote essays and journalism for Israeli and foreign papers. Works by Oz are held by the German National Library, including: Non-fiction In the Land of Israel (essays on political issues) Israel, Palestine and Peace: Essays (1995) (Previously published: Whose Holy Land? (1994).) Under This Blazing Light (1995) Israeli Literature: a Case of Reality Reflecting Fiction (1985) The Slopes of Lebanon (1989) The Story Begins: Essays on Literature (1999) A Tale of Love and Darkness (2002) How to Cure a Fanatic (2006) Jews and Words (20 November 2012) Oz, Amos; Oz-Salzberger, Fania. New Haven: Yale University Press. Dear Zealots: Letters from a Divided Land (2017) Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, What's in an Apple (Conversations with Shira Hadad), 2018 Fiction Where the Jackals Howl (1965) Elsewhere, Perhaps (1966) My Michael (1968) Unto Death (1971) Touch the Water, Touch the Wind (1973) The Hill of Evil Counsel (1976) ; Soumchi (1978) ; A Perfect Peace (1982) Black Box (1987) To Know a Woman (1989) ; Fima (1991) Don't Call It Night (1994) Panther in the Basement (1995) The Same Sea (1999) The Silence of Heaven: Agnon's Fear of God (2000) Suddenly in the Depth of the Forest (A Fable for all ages) (2005), English translation by Sondra Silverston (2010) Rhyming Life and Death (2007) Scenes from Village Life (2009) Between Friends (2012) Judas (2014) Short stories See also Amos Oz: The