McKitterick Prize
From Angl-Am
- The McKitterick Prize is named after the late Tom McKitterick, the editor of Political Quaterly who has also written an unpublished novel and endowed this prize.
- It is administrated by the Society of Authors, a non-profit making organization.
- It is awarded annually for a first novel (published or unpublished) by an author over the age of 40.
- The laureate gets £4000.
- For more information about entry procedures, have a look at the application form.
2007
Winner
- Reina James, This Time of Dying (2006) published by Portobello - £4000
Judges
- Andrew Cowan, Linda Grant and Salley Vickers
