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Four of the 10 debut novels are inspired by real-life happenings in the histories of the authors’ families Indies take on the big publishing houses, with Salt longlisted twice alongside titles from Propolis and New Island Books The list features two (Observer) ‘new faces of fiction’: Michael Donkor and Yara Rodrigues Fowler The 10-strong longlist for the 12th annual Desmond Elliott Prize, the “UK’s most prestigious award for debut novelists” (Daily Telegraph), has been revealed today (Tuesday...
By LoveReading on 2nd April 2019 This is a Press Release. You can keep up to date with The Desmond Elliott Prize 2019 on our Awards Page. RECURRING THEMES OF TRAUMA, OWNERSHIP AND ABANDONMENT DOMINATE DESMOND ELLIOTT PRIZE LONGLIST 2019 The 10-strong longlist for the 12th annual Desmond Elliott Prize, the “UK’s most prestigious award for debut novelists” (Daily Telegraph), has been revealed today (Tuesday 2nd April).
We’re pleased to announce that celebrated nature writer Jules Pretty has received the East Anglian Book of the Year Award for The East Country: Almanac Tales of Valley and Shore. A mix of memoir, natural history, cultural critique and spiritual reflection, this work of creative non-fiction follows the seasons through 74 tales set in a variety of landscapes, from valley to salty shore. Jules received £1,000, generously supported by the PACCAR Foundation.
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