Gawad S.E.A. Write

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An Gawad S.E.A. Write, o Southeast Asia Writers Award, sarong premyo na taonan na ipinepresentar poon 1979 sa mga poeta asin parasurat kan Sur-subangan na Asya.

An premyo itinatao sa mga parasurat hale sa kada nasyon na minabilog kan Association of Southeast Asian Nations, minsan ngani bakong gabos na nasyon sa ASEAN irinerepresentar taon-taon. An premyo kun beses itinatao para sa espesipikong gibo nin sarong autor, o iyan pwedeng igawad bilang lifetime achievement. Manlaenlaen an klase nin mga gibo na tinatawan nin onra, may kaibang rawitdawit, usipon, nobela, drama, parasurat kan panahon saka relihiyusong mga libro.

An ASEAN binibilog kan Indonesya, Malaysia, Filipinas, Singapore asin Tailandya. An Brunei inako kan 1984 asin an pinakainot kaining onra sa S.E.A. Write pinangaranan na manungod sa titulo kan 1986. An Vietnam nagbali sa ASEAN kan 1995 asin pinangaranan an pinakainot kaining honoree na S.E.A. Write kan 1996. An Laos asin Myanmar pig-ako kan 1997 asin pinangaranan an saindang mga inot na honores kan 1998. ayon An Cambodia big-ako sa ASEAN kan 1999, asin nginaranan an enot na onra kaiyan na S.E.A. Write kan taon man sanang idto.

Listahan kan nangganang S.E.A. Write Award

1979

• Indonesia: Sutardji Calzoum Bachri
• Malasya: A. Samad Said
• Philippines: Jolico Cuadra
• Singapore: Edwin Thumboo
• Thailand: Kampoon Boonthawee

1980

• Indonesia: Putu Wijaya
• Malasya: Baharuddin Zainal (Baha Zain)
• Philippines: Nick Joaquin
• Singapore: Masuri bin Sulikun
• Thailand: Naowarat Pongpaiboon

1981

• Indonesia: Goenawah Mohamad
• Malasya: Abdullah Hussein
• Philippines: Gregorio Brillantes
• Singapore: Wong Meng Voon
• Thailand: Ussiri Dhammachote

1982

• Indonesia: Marianne Katoppo
• Malasya: Usman Awang
• Philippines: Adrian Cristobal
• Singapore: Ma Ilangkannan (M Balakrishnan)
• Thailand: Chart Korbjitti

1983

• Indonesia: Y.B. Mangunwijaya
• Malasya: Adibah Amin
• Philippines: Ediberto K. Tiempo
• Singapore: Arthur Yap
• Thailand: Komtuan Khantanu (Prasat Poosusilapadhorn)

1984

• Indonesia: Budi Darma
• Malasya: A. Latiff Mohidin
• Philippines: Virginia R. Moreno
• Singapore: Wong Yoon Wah
• Thailand: Wanich Jarungidanan

1985

• Indonesia: Abdul Hadi Wiji Muthari
• Malasya: Arena Wati (Muhammad Dahalan bin Abdul Biang)
• Philippines: Ricaredo Demetillo
• Singapore: Noor S.I. (Ismail bin Haji Omar)
• Thailand: Krisna Asokesin (Sukanya Cholsuk)

1986[usba | usba ang wikitext]

• Brunei: Muslim Burmat (Haji Muslin bin Haji Burut)
• Indonesia: Sapardi Djoko Damono
• Malasya: Kemala (Ahmad Kamal Abdullah)
• Philippines: Jose Maria Sison
• Singapore: Paranan (C. Veloo)
• Thailand: Angkarn Kalayaanapong

1987

• Brunei: Yahya bin Haji Ibrahim
• Indonesia: Dr. Umar Kayam
• Malasya: Noordin Hassan
• Philippines: Bienvenido N. Santos
• Singapore: Lee Tzu Pheng
• Thailand: Paitoon Thanya] (Thanya Sangkapanthanon)

1988

• Brunei: Leman Ahmad (Haji Leman bin Ahmad)
• Indonesia: Danarto
• Malasya: Azizi Haji Abdullah
• Philippines: Rio Alma (Virgilio S. Almario)
• Singapore: Leou Pei Ann (Chua Boon Hean)
• Thailand: Nikom Rayawa

1989

• Brunei: Adi Kelana (Haji bin Haji Muhamad Said)
• Indonesia: Gerson Poyk
• Malasya: Siti Zainon Ismail
• Philippines: Lina Espina Moore
• Singapore: Suratman Markasan
• Thailand: Chiranan Pitpreecha

1990

• Brunei: Awang Mohd Salleh bin Abd. Latif
• Indonesia: Arifin C. Noer
• Malasya: S. Othman Kelantan
• Philippines: Carmen Guerrero-Nakpil
• Singapore: Rama Kannabiran
• Thailand: Anchalee Vivatanachai

1991

• Brunei: Mohammad Zain
• Indonesia: Subagio Sastrowardoyo
• Malasya: Jihaty Abadi (Yahya Hussin)
• Philippines: Isagani R. Cruz
• Singapore: Gopal Baratham
• Thailand: Mala Kamchan (Charoen Malaroj)

1992

• Brunei: Awang Haji Abdul Rahman
• Indonesia: Ali Akbar Navis
• Malasya: Ismail Abbas
• Philippines: Alfred Yuson
• Singapore: Cheong Weng Yat
• Thailand: Saksiri Meesomsueb (Kittisak)

1993

• Brunei: Pengiran Haji Mohd. Yusuf
• Indonesia: Ramadhan K.H.
• Malasya: Kamaruzzaman Abdul Kadir
• Philippines: Linda Ty-Casper
• Singapore: Muhammad Ariff Ahmad
• Thailand: Sila Komchai (Winai Boonchuay)

1994

• Brunei: Yang Mulia Awang Haji Morshidi bin Haji Marsal
• Indonesia: Taufiq Ismail
• Malasya: A. Wahab Ali
• Philippines: B.S. Medina, Jr.
• Singapore: Naa Govindasamy
• Thailand: Chart Korbjitti

1995

• Brunei: P.H. Muhammad Abdul Aziz
• Indonesia: Ahmad Tohari
• Malasya: Suhaimi Haji Muhammad
• Philippines: Teodoro T. Antonio
• Singapore: Dan Ying (Lew Poo Chan)
• Thailand: Paiwarin Khao-Ngam

1996

• Brunei: Pengiran Haji Sabtu bin Pengiran Haji Mohamad Salleh
• Indonesia: Rendra
• Malasya: Zaharah Nawawi
• Philippines: Mike L. Bigornia
• Singapore: Minfong Ho
• Thailand: Kanogpong Songsompuntu
• Vietnam: To Huu

1997

• Brunei: Awang Mohammad bin Haji Timbang
• Indonesia: Seno Gumira Ajidarma
• Malasya: Muhammad Haji Salleh
• Philippines: Alejandro Roces
• Singapore: Elangovan
• Thailand: Win Lyovarin

1998

• Brunei: Badaruddin H.O.
• Indonesia: N. Riantiarno
• Laos: Thongkham Onemanisone
• Malasya: Othman Puteh
• Burma: Sinbyu-Kyun Aung Thein
• Philippines: Marne L. Kilates
• Singapore: Abdul Ghani Hamid
• Thailand: Raekham Pradouykham (Suphan Thongklouy)
• Vietnam: Ma Van Khang

1999

• Brunei: Norsiah M.S.
• Cambodia: Pich Tum Kravel
• Indonesia: Kuntowijoyo
• Laos: Chanthi Deuanesavanh
• Malasya: Khadijah Hashim
• Burma: Kyaw Aung
• Philippines: Dean Ophelia Dimalanta
• Singapore: Catherine Lim
• Thailand: Win Lyovarin
• Vietnam: Huu Thinh

2000

• Brunei: Pehin Dato Abdul Aziz bin Juned
• Cambodia: Kong Bun Chhoeun
• Indonesia: Wisran Hadi
• Laos: Souvanthone Bouphanouvong
• Malasya: Lim Swee Tin
• Burma: Daw Yin Yin (Saw Mon Nyin)
• Philippines: Antonio Enriquez
• Singapore: Teoh Hee La
• Thailand: Wimon Sainimnuan
• Vietnam: Nguyen Khai

2001

• Brunei: Rahim M.S. (Awang Haji Ibrahin bin Haji Muhammad)
• Cambodia: Mao Ayuth
• Indonesia: Saini K.M. (Saini Kosim Karnamisastra)
• Laos: Somsy Dexakhamphou
• Malasya: Zakaria Ariffin
• Burma: Htin Gyi (Tekkatho Htin Gyi)
• Philippines: Felice Prudente Sta. Maria
• Singapore: K.T. M. Iqbal (Mohamed Iqbal)
• Thailand: Chokchai Bundit (Chokchai Bunditsilasak)
• Vietnam: Nguyen Duc Mau

2002

• Brunei: Rosli Abidin Yahya
• Cambodia: Seng Sam An
• Indonesia: Darmanto Jatman
• Laos: Viseth Svengsuksa
• Malasya: Anwar bin Ridhwan
• Philippines: Roberto T. Añonuevo
• Singapore: Mohamed Latiff bin Mohamed
• Thailand: Prabda Yoon
• Vietnam: Nguyen Kien

2003

• Brunei: Hashim bin Haji Abdul Hamid
• Cambodia: Kim Pinun
• Indonesia: N H Dini
• Laos: Theap Vongpakay
• Malasya: Zakaria Ali
• Philippines: Domingo G. Landicho
• Singapore: Philip Jeyaretnam
• Thailand: Duanwad Pimwana
• Vietnam: Bang Viet

2004

• Brunei: Jawawi bin Haji Ahmad
• Cambodia: Chey Chap
• Indonesia: Gus tf Sakai
• Laos: Thongbay Phothisane
• Malasya: Zurinah Hassan
• Philippines: César Ruiz Aquino
• Singapore: Soon Ai Ling
• Thailand: Rewat Phanpipat
• Vietnam: Do Chu

2005

• Brunei: Rahimi A.B.
• Cambodia: Miech Ponn
• Indonesia: Acep Zamzam Noor
• Laos: Bounseune Sengmany
• Malasya: Abdul Ghafar Ibrahim
• Philippines: Malou Jacob
• Singapore: P. Krishnan
• Thailand: Binlah Sonkalagiri
• Vietnam: Phu Tram

2016 Winners

• Haji Jamaluddin bin Aspar, Brunei
• Proeng Pranit, Cambodia
• Soubanh Luangrath, Laos
• Rejab bin Ismail, Malaysia
• Aung Cheimt, Myanmar
• Bienveindo Lumbera, The Philippines
• Ovidia Yu, Singapore
• Palang Piangpiroon, Thailand
• Nguyen The Quang, Vietnam

2017 Winners

• Haji Mahadi Bin Haji Matarsat, Brunei
• Lek Chumnor, Cambodia
• Somchay Chanthavong, Laos
• Zainal Abidin Suhaili, Malaysia
• Chit Oo Nyo, Myanmar
• Kristian Sendon Cordero, The Philippines
• Chia Joo Ming, Singapore
• Jidanun Lueangpiansamut, Thailand
• Tran Hung, Vietnam

2018 Winners

• Tarif bin Haji Abdul Hamid, Brunei
• Pol Pisey, Cambodia
• Phiulavanh Luangvanna, Laos
• Mawar Safei, Malaysia
• Ma Thida, Myanmar
• Ricardo Monreal de Ungria, The Philippines
• Goh Mey Teck, Singapore
• Veeraporn Nitiprapha, Thailand
• Le Minh Khue, Vietnam