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Deutscher Hörbuchpreis 2025 Honors Excellence in Audiobook Storytelling

Winners across six categories were celebrated at the WDR-Funkhaus in Cologne, showcasing the diversity and cultural impact of the audiobook medium.

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Overview

  • Maria Wördemann won 'Best Interpreter' for her performance in 'Xerox' by Fien Veldman, praised for capturing the protagonist's emotional depth.
  • Marc-Uwe Kling received 'Best Entertainment' for his reading of his crime novel 'Views,' marking his second Hörbuchpreis win.
  • Florian Fischer was awarded 'Best Audioplay' for his adaptation of Fatma Aydemir's novel 'Dschinns,' recognized for its compelling execution.
  • Nico-Alexander Wilhelm earned 'Best Children's Audiobook' for his narration of 'Royal Institute of Magic' by Victor Kloss, chosen by a children's jury for its engaging delivery.
  • Hendrik Bolz and Don Pablo Mulemba won 'Best Podcast' for 'Springerstiefel – Die 90er sind zurück,' exploring the resurgence of right-wing violence in East Germany.