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The award’s first Indian-language winner is a triumph for independent publishing
The search for the ‘most compelling and enjoyable’ business book of 2022 begins
With a £15,000 award, the competition aims to find the best proposal for a business book
‘This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends’ sheds light on secretive world of cyber security
Proposal for a book on the future of higher education takes the award for authors under 35
Cyber attacks, how the education system went wrong and the women decarbonising the future
Three authors in the running for FT and McKinsey’s award for best business book proposal
South African’s ninth novel is based around four funerals and tells the story of a family during the post-apartheid transition
The FT and McKinsey & Company want to encourage young authors to tackle emerging business themes
The £15,000 prize will be awarded to the best business book proposal by a young author
Climate change, opioid addiction and cyber crime are among the themes analysed in this year’s £30,000 award
An overview and collected reviews of the shortlisted works for the prestigious award, won by Damon Galgut for ‘The Promise’
Prestigious literary award focuses this year on novelists who delved into ‘forces larger than themselves’
A record-breaking entry of some 600 titles was whittled down to produce 15 for the judges to read
The Business Book of the Year and the Bracken Bower Prize each have two new panellists
The search for the ‘most compelling and enjoyable’ business book of 2021 is under way
Stephen Boyle takes the award for his proposal about how central bank digital currencies could reshape the economy
The ‘sad trade-off’ of Palestinian rights for the normalisation of UAE-Israeli ties casts shadow over lucrative cultural prizes
Harrowing tale set in Glasgow was only novel by a UK-born author on shortlist for award
Digital currencies, access to medications, and the business case for nature
Book proposals tackle themes ranging from diversity in business to digital currencies and the future of education
Swedish academy praised ‘unmistakable poetic voice’ of former US poet laureate
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