Author record · 2007 to 2025

Milan Kundera: Awards and Best-of Lists

Milan Kundera has 1 longlist or nominee place and 3 year-end list picks in our archive.

Every recognition

Year is the award or list year, not the publication year.
YearBookSourceResultTranslator
2025“89 Words” Followed by “Prague, a Disappearing Poem.” tr. from French by Matt ReeckLibrary Journal Best Books source (opens in a new tab)Selection · Arts & Humanities
2017The Festival of InsignificanceDublin Literary Award source (opens in a new tab)Longlist · FictionLinda Asher
2010EncounterNew York Times 100 Notable Books source (opens in a new tab)Selection · NonfictionLinda Asher
2007The Curtain: An Essay in Seven PartsPublishers Weekly Best Books source (opens in a new tab)Selection · Nonfiction

Books

  1. “89 Words” Followed by “Prague, a Disappearing Poem.” tr. from French by Matt Reeck1 source · 2025
  2. Encounter1 source · 2010
  3. The Curtain: An Essay in Seven Parts1 source · 2007
  4. The Festival of Insignificance1 source · 2017