Encore Award
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The Encore Award for a second novel, is given by the Society of Authors and was first awarded in 1990 though now awarded biannually.[1]
[edit] Past Winners
Year | Author | Book | Award |
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1990 | Peter Benson | A Lesser Dependency | £3,750 |
Paul Watkins | Calm at Sunset, Calm at Dawn | £3,750 | |
1991 | Carey Harrison | Richard's Feet | £7,500 |
1992 | Iain Sinclair | Downriver | £7,500 |
1993 | Colm Toibin | The Heather Blazing | £7,500 |
1994 | Amit Chaudhuri | Afternoon Raag | £7,500 |
1995 | Dermot Healy | A Goat's Song | £7,500 |
1996 | A.L. Kennedy | So I am Glad | £7,500 |
1997 | David Flusfeder | Like Plastic | £7,500 |
1998 | Timothy O’Grady | I Could Read the Sky | £3,750 |
Alan Warner | These Demented Lands | £3,750 | |
1999 | Christina Koning | Undiscovered Country | £7,500 |
2000 | John Burnside | The Mercy Boys | £2,500 |
Claire Messud | The Last Life | £2,500 | |
Matt Thorne | Eight Minutes Idle | £2,500 | |
Phil Whitaker | Triangulation | £2,500 | |
2001 | Ann Enright | What Are You Like? | £10,000 |
2002 | Ali Smith | Hotel World | £10,000 |
2003 | Jeremy Gavron | The Book of Israel | £10,000 |
2004 | Michelle de Kretser | The Hamilton Case | £10,000 |
2005 | Nadeem Aslam | Maps for Lost Lovers | £10,000 |
2007 | M. J. Hyland | Carry Me Down[2] | £10,000 |