book length special issue of the magazine with texts by Krasznahorkai and essays on his work by Béla Tarr and Max Neumann. 2017: The Manhattan Project, a literary diary with a photographic essay, translated by John Batki (Sylph Editions, 2017). Screenplays for films 1988: Damnation (Kárhozat), directed by Béla Tarr. 1989: The Last Boat (Az utolsó hajó), directed by Béla Tarr. 1994: Sátántangó, directed by Béla Tarr. 1997–2001: Werckmeister Harmonies (Werckmeister harmóniák), directed by Béla Tarr. 2007: The Man from London (A Londoni férfi), directed by Béla Tarr. 2011: The Turin Horse (A torinói ló), directed by Béla Tarr. Honors and awards Krasznahorkai has been honored with numerous literary prizes, among them the highest award of the Hungarian state, the Kossuth Prize, and the Man Booker International Prize for his English-translated oeuvre. 2021: Austrian State Prize for European Literature 2020: Literature.gr Phrase of the Year Prize 2018 2019: National Book Award for Translated Literature (USA) for Baron Wenckheim's Homecoming 2017: Aegon Art Award for Baron Wenckheim's Homecoming (Hungary) 2015: Man Booker International Prize 2015: The New York Public Library's Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center for Scholars and Writers Fellow 2014: Vilenica Prize (Vilenica International Literary Festival, Slovenia) 2014: Best Translated Book Award, winner for Seiobo There Below, translated from the Hungarian by Ottilie Mulzet. First author to win two BTBA awards. 2014: America Award for a lifetime contribution to international writing 2013: Best Translated Book Award, winner for Satantango, translated from the Hungarian by George Szirtes 2012: Prima Primissima Prize (Budapest, Hungary) 2010: Brücke-Berlin Prize (Berlin, Germany) for Seiobo There Below 2010: Spycher-Prize (Leuk, Switzerland) for his complete work but in particular for From the North a Mountain, ... 2009: Prize of the Society of Writers (Budapest, Hungary) 2008: Hungarian Heritage-Award, (Budapest, Hungary) 2007: Nominated for Jean Monnet Prize (France) 2004: Kossuth Prize (Hungary) 2003: Soros Foundation Prize 2002: Laureate of the Hungarian Republic (Magyar Köztársaság Babérkoszorúja) 1998: Márai Sándor Prize (Hungarian Ministry of Education and Culture) 1993: Krúdy Gyula Prize (Hungary) 1993: Bestenliste-Prize (Baden-Baden, Germany) for The Melancholy of Resistance 1992: Déry Tibor Award (Hungary) 1987–1988: DAAD Fellowship (West Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany) 1987: József Attila Prize (Hungary) 1987: Mikes Kelemen Kör Prize (The Netherlands) References Further reading Auerbach, David. "The Mythology of László Krasznahorkai," The Quarterly Conversation, 7 June 2010 The Rumpus review of Seiobo There Below Wood, James. "Madness and Civilization: The very strange fictions