Alfred-Döblin-Stipendium

The Alfred Döblin scholarship from the Berlin Academy of Arts is awarded since 1985 and is named after the writer Alfred Doblin.

The selected Berlin writer obtain a residency program for three to twelve months in the amount of 1,100 euros per month. The fellows inhabit during the time of the scholarship, the Land Berlin in 1985 by Günter Grass on suitable Alfred Döblin house in Wewelsfleth. There is a residence requirement. About the submitted work samples chosen by a jury of three. Its members include one representative each from the Academy of Arts, the PEN Center Federal Republic of Germany and the Senate Administration for Science, Research and Culture.

Well-known scholars

• Martin Ahrends
• María Cecilia Barbetta
• Larissa Boehning
• Eva Brunner
• Nina Bußmann
• Jonas -Philipp Dallmann
• Judith Hermann
• Felicitas Hoppe
• Massum Faryar
• Anja fresh
• Julia Franck
• Steffen Jacobs
• Martin Jankowski
• Marcus Jensen
• Reinhard Jirgl
• Björn Kern
• Ingomar of Kieseritzky
• Friedrich Kröhnke
• Norbert Kron
• André Kubiczek
• Sebastian Orlac
• Markus Seidel
• Rajvinder Singh
• Anja Tuckermann
• David Wagner
• Eva Ruth Wemme
• Michael Wild grove
• Peter Wawerzinek
• Ron Winkler
• Thorsten Becker
• Manja Präkels
• Karsten Krampitz

• Literature Prize (Berlin)
• Scholarship
• Alfred Doblin