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The Swedish Academy awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature this year to Hungarian writer László Krasznahorkai, in recognition of his "visually and emotionally compelling literary works that reaffirm the power of art amid eternal horror," as announced by the Academy's permanent secretary Mats Malm.

A Voice Facing the End

Krasznahorkai is dubbed the "Master of the End of the World" by critics like Susan Sontag, due to his unique vision and deep existential struggles that embody dark atmospheres carrying a glimmer of hope and the importance of art.

Celebrating a Unique Vision

In a press conference in Stockholm, the Academy confirmed that Krasznahorkai's works are characterized by a blend of myth and reality, making them a mirror of what humanity experiences today in terms of crises and anxiety.

Renewed Impact and Resonance

The exceptional writer has had a wide influence on world literature, as readers find themselves immersed in worlds that challenge the ordinary, prompting them to reflect on the fate of humanity, which makes his winning of the award a significant literary event for 2025.

Art Challenges Tragedies

The Nobel Prize for 2025 reveals how literature can serve as a shield against great fears, a message of hope and strength amid storms, affirming that words have the power to change.