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NBCC Announces Award Finalists
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Announcing The Center for Fiction 2025 First Novel Prize Longlist
We are pleased to announce the longlist for The Center for Fiction 2025 First Novel Prize. This year, we received 185 submitted titles with U.S. publication dates between January 1 and December 31, 2025. Over 300 readers, writers, booksellers, librarians, and other members of The Center’s diverse community reviewed the submissions and selected the 29 debut novels on the 2025 First Novel Prize Longlist below.
A Guardian and a Thief
Majumdar (A Burning) spins a luminous story of a family facing climate catastrophe and food scarcity in near-future Kolkata. It revolves around a mother known only as Ma, who manages a shelter between caring for her aging father and two-year-old daughter, Mishti. The three of them have obtained highly coveted “climate visas” and are preparing to join Mishti’s father in Ann Arbor, Mich., where he’s spent the past six months working as a medical researcher.
Bog Queen by Anna North
The discovery of a woman’s body in an English bog kicks off the piercing latest from North (Outlawed). It’s 2018 and American forensic scientist Dr. Agnes Linstrom is tasked with identifying the remains, which are uncannily well-preserved. Though initially believed to be a murder victim from 1961, the body turns out to date back more than two millennia.
Shelf Awareness for Readers for Friday, July 11, 2025
Latest News This week, a young pregnant mother and her two children navigate the harsh reality of eviction in Evanthia Bromiley's debut, Crown, which shimmers and shines with prose seemingly cut from glass. And Carly Anne York gloriously celebrates the silly side of science in the immensely entertaining The Salmon Cannon and the Levitating Frog.
Writer’s Room: Evanthia Bromiley
It’s hard to be a human inside the system,” Evanthia Bromiley says from Colorado as we speak over Zoom about her lyrical debut novel, Crown, which tells the story of resourceful nine-year-old twins Virginia and Evan and their pregnant single mother, Jude, who live in a trailer park near a river in the Southwest. The book unfolds over three days during the coronavirus pandemic.
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