Listed below are the nominees in the Novel and First Novel categories:
Novels:
My Dear I Wanted to Tell You (M)
by Louisa Young
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Pure (M)
by Andrew Miller
Judges: “As compassionate as it is ingenious, Pure confirms Miller as a superlative technician - a master of register, narrative and characterisation.”
A Summer of Drowning (M)
by John Burnside
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The Sense of an Ending (M)
by Julian Barnes
Judges: “The work of a superb writer with all the quiet confidence of maturity. A tale crafted with a watchmaker’s art that questions our ideas of truth and memory.”
First Novels:
City of Bohane (M)
by Kevin Barry
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The Last Hundred Days (M)
by Patrick McGuinness
Judges: “Drags you through the smoky backrooms of the dying days of Communist Romania. Funny, insightful and compelling.”
Tiny Sunbirds Far Away (M)
by Christie Watson
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long after you finish the book.”
Pao (M)
by Kerry Young
Judges: “A dazzling multi-cultural story that gives a real insight into growing up in pre-independence Jamaica and beyond.”
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