International Literary Awards

The fiction category of the UK People's Book Prize, decided by public vote.

The non-fiction category of the UK People's Book Prize, decided by public vote.

The children's literature category of the UK People's Book Prize, decided by public vote.

The leading literary award in the English-speaking world, awarded annually for the best novel written in English and published in the UK or Ireland.

Awarded for a single book translated into English and published in the UK or Ireland. The prize is split between author and translator.

Celebrates excellence, originality and accessibility in writing by women throughout the world. Previously known as the Orange Prize.

Companion prize celebrating excellence in non-fiction writing by women.

Formerly the Whitbread Book Awards, honoured books across multiple categories by authors resident in UK/Ireland. Discontinued in 2022.

Launched to fill the gap left by Costa, celebrating the best reads of the year by UK and Ireland-based writers.

Known as the "Nibbies", these awards recognize literary quality and commercial success, plus the industry behind bringing books to readers.

Britain's oldest literary award, administered by the University of Edinburgh.

Presented for the best science fiction novel first published in the UK during the previous year.

The most prestigious poetry prize in the UK, awarded by the Poetry Book Society.

Awarded to the best published literary work in English by an author aged 39 or under.

The most prestigious non-fiction prize in the UK, formerly known as the Samuel Johnson Prize.

Prizes for political writing that comes closest to George Orwell's ambition to make political writing into an art.

Japan's most prestigious literary award for emerging writers, presented twice a year for the best serious literary story published in a newspaper or magazine.