Bono's 'Surrender' Wins Audiobook of the Year at 2024 Audie Awards

At the 29th annual Audies, presented by the Audio Publishers Association and held in Los Angeles on March 4, winners across 27 categories were announced. The night's biggest honor, Audiobook of the Year, went to 'Surrender,' written and narrated by Bono. Continue reading at 'Publishers Weekly'

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Kinsella joins Oswald in withdrawing from T S Eliot Award

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Guterson takes Bad Sex award

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Pan Mac wins 'Dragons' Den' memoir

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Jamie Crook wins Luke Bitmead Writer's Bursary

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Fourth Estate wins auction for traveller tale

Fourth Estate has acquired the story of a young Irish traveller after a four-way auction. Claire... Continue reading at The Bookseller

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Mukherjee scoops £10,000 Guardian First Book Award

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Changes to Daggers announced as Martin wins Ellis Peters

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Drabble wins Golden PEN

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Four titles on Educational Writers’ Award shortlist

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Irish Sports Book of the Year shortlist revealed

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Ronald Reng wins William Hill prize

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Halpern Reflects on 40 Years of Ecco

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Bloomsbury plans swashbuckling year for Pirates!

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Faber acquires German prize-winning debut

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Written By: Benedicte Page Publication Date: Thu, 17/11/2011 - 09:30 Children's laureate Julia Donaldson has welcomed yesterday's High Court ruling against library closures in Gloucestershire and Somerset as "the best news I’ve had all year". In a statement given to Somerset group Watchet... Continue reading at The Bookseller

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