Ana Schnabl wins Kresnik Award for best novel

Ana Schnabl wins Kresnik Award for best novel

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Ana Schnabl won the annual Kresnik Award for the best novel of the year with her third novel, September.

The book is a coming-of-age story that explores themes of domestic violence, friendship, and writing, CE Report quotes STA.

It was selected from a shortlist of five books, mostly written by established authors.

The award recognizes outstanding achievement in Slovenian literature.

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