The BBC National Short Story Award 2016

With Book Trust

Bennett, Claire-Louise & Greenlaw, Lavinia & Mantel, Hilary & Anam, Tahmima

The 11th annual collection of all five shortlisted stories for the award. Introduced by Jenni Murray of BBC Radio 4's }Woman's Hour{, who is a judge on this year's panel, along with Pat Barker, Kat Miller, Ted Hodgkinson and Di Spiers.

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Beschrijving The BBC National Short Story Award 2016

One of the most prestigious awards for the short story has reached its eleventh year. Hugely successful, the BBC National Short Story Award, in partnership with Booktrust, awards 15,000 to the winning author, with 3000 going to the runner-up. Featuring an all-female shortlist of fantastic writers, the winner will be announced 4th October.

ISBN: 9781910974278
Pagina's: 112
Verschenen: 01-01-2016
NUR: 309

Druk: 1
Uitvoering: Paperback / softback
Taal: Engels
Uitgever: Comma Press

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