The moment you have all been eagerly waiting for is finally here!
We’re announcing the finalists of the Brit Writers’ Awards 2012!
We were inundated with entries this year. After six months of reading and considering your work we've finally reached a short-list The standard of entry has been particularly high and the judges have had a difficult job but we've whittled the entries down.
We’ll be announcing further category finalists over the coming week, starting with Non Fiction, Scriptwriting & Screenplay, Song writing Novels and Published Writer categories today. Make sure you visit the site daily in case that’s the day we announce your category!
The overall winners will be announced at the glamorous gala awards evening on December 1st in London.
In the meantime, keep writing. And make sure you write something worth reading, and if you can’t do that then do something worth writing about.
Keep up the good work!
Non Fiction
Niki Schafer – Dwell Being
Emma Harden – Madam
Helen Wright - Taking the Turbulance out of Teenagehood
Lynn Serafinn – The 7 Graces of Marketing
Francesca Nield – Too Deep for Tears
Scriptwriting & Screenplay
Pauline Campbell – Sporting a Feisty Shade of Brown
Conor Ibrahiem – Razak Factor
Helen Pletts – The False Bride
Caroline Ferguson – Waiting for Big Elephant
Ahmed Khan – American Dream
Songwriting (Adults)
David Hardwick – Kickstart Your Life
Ken Brown – What Love Is
Malcolm Stretton – Blood On My TV
Kay Fallico – Delirious
Jack Shaw – Walk Away
Songwriting (Under 16s)
Joel Cranefield – Sports Relief Song
Zaineb Al-Shamary – Listen To The Cries
Alice Todd – Its My Time
Published Writer of the Year
Jenny Downham – You Against Me (David Fickling Books)
Sufiya Ahmed – Secrets of the Henna Girl (Puffin Books)
Carolyn Jess-Cook – The Guardian Angel’s Journal (Piatkus)
Na’ima B Robert – Far From Home (Frances Lincoln)
Ian Beck – The Haunting of Charity Delafield (The Bodley Head)
Dillon Khan – The Intern (Penguin Books)
Jonathan Stroud – Bartimaeus – The Ring of Solomon (Doubleday)
Novels
Andrew Fuller – The Birdman’s Apprentice
Shama Naqushbandi – The White House
Rattan Mann – The Prime Minister
Kazim Zaidi – The Lesser Jihad
Barry Hale – Felt Tip Pen
Children’s Stories
To be announced…
Short Stories
To be announced…
Short Stories (Under 16s)
To be announced…
Poetry
To be announced…
Poetry (Under 16s)
To be announced…
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