Shortlist
Revolutionary Spring
Christopher Clark
The UK's premier annual prize for non-fiction books
The 26th edition of the Prize saw an author who was the first to 'win the double' of the Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction and the Booker Prize for Fiction, and a shortlist that tackled issues from colonialism to migration, and organ donation to nuclear war.
Entries opened
4 April 2024
Longlist announced
5 September 2024
Shortlist announced
10 October 2024
Winner & prize ceremony
19 November 2024
A huge congratulations to Richard Flanagan who has won the 2024 Prize with his outstanding book, Question 7.
1599
A Year in the Life of William Shakespeare
Published by: Faber & Faber
The prize provides a growing list of books by astonishing authors to inspire, educate and inform.
To celebrate 25 years of the prize in 2023, we shared this one-off documentary with you. All The Best Stories Are True explores the history of the prize. From nail-biting moments to life changing stories, the documentary uncovers how the prize started out as the non-fiction rival to the Booker, and what the next two and a half decades hold for readers and writers in a world now steeped in ‘fake news’.
Find out more about all the books that made the 2023 longlist and shortlist here.
19 November 2024
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