For publishers, this shortlist is a treasure trove of untold narratives – proof that Africa’s business renaissance is only just beginning to be documented.
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With the climate crisis escalating, even as a US government in denial fuels the fire, this prize marks a turning point. By elevating stories that blend urgency with artistry, it challenges publishers and writers to treat the Anthropocene not as a backdrop but as a central creative frontier.
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The Prize has elevated the standards of book production in Nigeria, encouraging publishers to prioritise quality editing and design.
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Submissions are now being welcomed and will remain open until Friday, 4 July,
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Submissions opened 17 March and close 22 August.
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Now in its sixth incarnation, the awards celebrate the exceptional contributions of women authors to India’s literary landscape.
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The winners will be announced on 16 May 2025 at the Book World Prague fair in the Bohemian Pavilion.
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The Kanz Al Jeel Award is part of the broader efforts by the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre to promote Arabic literature and culture.
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It’s disappointing to see the dismissal of self-published efforts as being unworthy of consideration. If the recent history of the English-language publishing industry is anything to go by, many celebrated bestselling titles and bestselling authors started out on the self-publishing circuit.
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Thirty-six literary works by Quilombola and Roma authors will be awarded, providing an opportunity for these stories to reach a broad audience, whether they are newcomers or established writers.
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Among the standout achievements for me, Yoto secures the Digital Reading Experience prize. Kudos to Yoto for this well-deserved recognition!
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Professor Shahidha Bari, Chair of The Unwin Award 2025 Judging Panel, highlighted the power of books and publishing in shaping public awareness, influencing policy, and sparking conversations on national identity, the natural world, freedom of speech, and gender politics.
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