McKitterick Prize

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The McKitterick Prize is a United Kingdom literary prize. It is administered by the Society of Authors. It was endowed by , who had been an editor of The Political Quarterly but had also written a novel which was never published. The prize is awarded annually for a first novel (which need not have been published) by an author over 40. As of 2009, the value of the prize was £4000.

The McKitterick Prize was first awarded in 1990.

List of prize winners[]

2020s[]

2021

• Winner: Elaine Feeney for As You Were (Harvill Secker, Vintage)
• Runner-up: Deepa Anappara for Djinn Patrol on the Purple Line (Chatto & Windus, Vintage)

2020

• Winner: Claire Adam for Golden Child
• Runner-up: Taffy Brodesser-Akner for Fleishman is in Trouble

2010s[]

2019

• Winner: Kelleigh Greenberg-Jephcott for Swan Song
• Runner-up: for West

2018

• Winner: Anietie Isong for Radio Sunrise
• Runner-up: Frances Maynard for The Seven Rules of Elvira Carr

2017

• Winner: for The Midnight Watch
• Runner-up: for This Living & immortal Thing

2016

• Winner: Petina Gappah for The Book of Memory
• Runner-up: Nick Coleman for Pillow Man'

2015

• Winner: for The Letter Bearer
• Runner-up: for Francis Pug: How To Be A Public Author

2014

• Winner: Gabriel Weston for Dirty Work
• Runner-up: Gabriel Gbadamosi for Vauxhall

2013

• Winner: Alison Moore for The Lighthouse
• Runner-up: for Hinterland

2012

• Winner: for Africa Junction
• Runner-up: Cressida Connolly for My Former Heart

2011

• Winner: Emma Henderson for Grace Williams Says It Loud
• Runner-up: for Micka

2010

• Raphael Selbourne for Beauty

2000s[]

2009

• for Missy

2008

• Jennie Walker for 24 for 3

2007

• Reina James for This Time of Dying

2006

• Peter Pouncey for Rules for Old Men Waiting

2005

• Lloyd Jones for Mr Vogel

2004

• Mark Haddon for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

2003

• Mary Lawson for Crow Lake

2002

• Manil Suri for The Death of Vishnu

2001

• Giles Waterfield for The Long Afternoon

2000

• Chris Dolan for Ascension Day

1990s[]

1999

• Magnus Mills for The Restraint of Beasts

1998

• Eli Gottlieb for The Boy Who Went Away

1997

• Patricia Duncker for Hallucinating Foucault

1996

• for Gagarin and I

1995

• Christopher Bigsby for Hester

1994

• Helen Dunmore for Zennor in Darkness

1993

• Andrew Barrow for Tap Dancer

1992

• Alberto Manguel for News from a Foreign Country Came

1991

• for Halo

1990

• Simon Mawer for Chimera

Sources[]

• "Past winners of the McKitterick Prize". Society of Authors.