BOOK AWARDSGuardian First Book Award 2004http://books.guardian.co.uk/firstbook2004 The Guardian first book award was established in 1999 to reward the finest new literary talent with a £10,000 prize for an author's first book. Now in its sixth year, the award is open to writing across all genres. It is unique among book awards as debut works of fiction are judged alongside those of non-fiction. The judging panel, chaired by the Guardian's literary editor Claire Armitstead, will award the winning author with £10,000 and an advertising package within the Guardian and Observer. A series of regional reading groups, run through Waterstone's bookstores, will assist the judges in making their final selection of shortlisted works.
Winner (announced early December)
Shortlist (announced end October)Ground Water: by Matthew Hollis Natasha: by David Bezmogis Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell: by Susanna Clarke The Places In Between: by Rory Stewart Mutants: On the Form, Varieties and Errors of the Human Body: by Armand Marie Lero
Longlist (announced end August)
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