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2011 Wales Book of the Year Announced
| John Harrison and Ned Thomas have been announced as the winners of the 2011 Wales Book of the Year Awards.
Crossgar Poet wins Prestigious Literature Prize
| Poet Andrew Jamison has won one of the top UK prizes in literature for his short poetry collection ‘The Bus from Belfast’.
Roncaglio takes Foreign Fiction Prize
| Peruvian author Santiago Roncagliolo was announced as the winner of the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize last month for his novel ‘Red April’.
Poet Laureate Duffy fights poetry cuts
| After hearing the news that the PBS' funding will be completely withdrawn, Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy has invited 30 fellow poets to take part in an evening celebrating the best of contemporary British poetry to benefit the Poe...
Time To Read
| The Time To Read network is promoting travel writing not only to people who intend to travel but also to the 'armchair' traveller, who through a big digital promotion will hear of books about faraway places. The use of digital wil...
Next Phase of the Library of Wales Project
| Following five successful years of the flagship Library of Wales project, the Welsh Books Council has awarded Parthian the tender to publish the next list of fifteen classic books from Wales.
Wales Book of the Year Short List
| Literature Wales announced the six titles on the The 2011 Wales Book of the Year Short List at two simultaneous events held at Galeri, Caernarfon and the Espresso Bar at John Lewis, Cardiff on Thursday 19 May 2011.
Tir na n-Og 2011 English Award Announced
| The Welsh Books Council has announced the name of the winner of the prestigious Tir na n-Og English Award which recognises the exceptional quality of books with a Welsh background for children and young people.
2011 Book of the Year Shortlist Announced
| Four talented authors have been shortlisted for Scotland’s largest literary prize, the Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust Book of the Year Award, in partnership with Creative Scotland.
Shortlist for Scotland’s biggest literary prize
| Nineteen authors are in the running to win £30,000 as part of this year’s Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust 2011 Book Awards, in partnership with Creative Scotland.
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