The Guardian First Book Award
The Guardian First Book Award, first awarded in 1999, is unique
amongst book prizes for rewarding new writing across fiction and
non-fiction. It is in association with the booksellers,
Waterstone's.
The award is open to all first-time authors writing in English,
or translated into English, across all genres. The Guardian First
Book Award aims to recognise and reward the finest new writing
talent.
The prize is judged by a celebrity panel and readers from
selected book groups. The winner of The Guardian First Book Award
receives £10,000 plus an advertising package in The Guardian and
The Observer.
To find out more about The Guardian First Book Award, please
visit their website at:
From the Library catalogue
The following link will take you directly into the library
catalogue. Once in the catalogue you will see a link in the
Recommended Reading box to a list of previous winners for this
award. If you wish to reserve an item in the catalogue you will
need to first log in as a library member using your User ID and
PIN.
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