On the other hand, the creative work of Laura Stalidzāne was rated as the best literary work of school youth Latvian.
In the appointment The best prose work of the original literature 2021/2022. Instead, 15 books were evaluated The best literary work of school youth in 2021/2022 – ten literary works.
Among the books, Guido Drage of the Liepāja Rotary Club received special thanks for his originality in his collection of debut short stories. Karma Sutra and Jena Anderson of the Liepāja Special Economic Zone for rich and hard stories about the fears, loneliness, experiences and relationships of ordinary people in the debut short story collection Dadji.
Sharlote Luize Odziņa won second place in the literary competition for young schoolchildren with her creative work decision, third place – Dominiks Peršević with his creative work Along with the sea winds.
Certificates of appreciation for participation in the competition The best prose work of the original literature 2021/2022. awarded to Lāsmas Gaitniece for the book Jurmala hospital history IN 1946, To Osvald Zebr for the book Wooden seagullto Māris Bēržin for the book future blacksmith, Gundega Repše for the book Conversations with Siko, Andris Zeibot for the book Stories and fables for the Elder, Jānis Zālītis for the book For whom the flower blooms and Arnim Koroshevsky for the book The great denier.
A diploma was also awarded to Erik Kulis for books Foot of fire And DesiredErik Thomson, Peter Janson and Laimon Peterson for the book Removals and Arvīdas Degis for the book The nocturnal apothecary, as well as a diploma awarded for the books of Angil Remes, who passed away this year Where the soul flew. Bohema in the pubs of Liepāja contribution to Latvian literature.
On the other, the diplomas of gratitude for participating in the competition The best literary work of school youth 2021/2022. awarded to Amanda Cathy for her work hatless boy Straujaja reeds for work The way hometo Viktorija Graubiņa for her work Heaven and the afterlifeto Emily Viļumas for work the living sea, To Enija Papiņa for work Crossroads. Enya’s diaryto Eliza Välkeri for her work In movement and to Daniel Dāvis Berjozkin for his work Missed opportunities.
Blumberga notes that this was already the 12th year of the competition, in honor of the Latvian literary classic and scriptwriter Līva.
The solemn ceremony was also attended by representatives of book publishers, members of the jury, winners of previous years and creatives from Liepāja along with writers and authors of works.
Commemorative Prize Liv People of the coast organized by the Liepāja City Culture Board in collaboration with the Union of Writers of Latvia and the Association of Teachers of Latvian Language and Literature.
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