Rathbones Folio Prize expands into changing UK literary prize landscape with new format
Ali Smith, Jackie Kay and Guy Gunaratne are the powerhouse trio of judges who will pioneer a new, expanded format for ‘the writers’ prize’, which makes more effective use of its unique multi-genre reach.
Misha Glenny, Martha S. Jones, Yasmin Khan and Kenda Mutongi join chair J. R. McNeill to judge 2022 Cundill History Prize
Former BBC Central Europe Correspondent Misha Glenny, 2021 Cundill shortlistee Martha S. Jones, the writer and Oxford historian Yasmin Khan, and Professor of History at MIT Kenda Mutongi are the jurors for this year’s Cundill History Prize, chaired by environmental historian J.R. McNeill.
Pioneering environmental historian J.R. McNeill to chair 2022 Cundill History Prize jury
The award-winning US environmental historian J.R. McNeill will chair the jury for the 2022 Cundill History Prize.
Award-winning children’s division Hardie Grant Children’s Publishing announces new UK imprint Bright Light and 2021 titles
Award-winning children’s division Hardie Grant Children’s Publishing announces new UK imprint Bright Light and 2021 titles
Debut author Clare Whitfield wins 2021 Goldsboro Books Glass Bell Award with historical thriller People of Abandoned Character
Debut author Clare Whitfield has been awarded the Goldsboro Books Glass Bell Award 2021 for People of Abandoned Character.
RACHEL’S BACK! Marian Keyes and Penguin Michael Joseph launch Again, Rachel, the eagerly awaited follow up to multi-million copy bestseller, Rachel’s Holiday.
Marking a major publishing landmark for multi-million copy bestselling author, Marian Keyes, and her millions of fans across the world, Penguin Michael Joseph will publish a new edition of Rachel’s Holiday on 11th November 2021, in anticipation of her brand new novel Again, Rachel (17th February 2022), in which Marian will revisit one of her most loved characters almost twenty-five years on.
