World of Books announces second Sustainable Story Award for 2026

Stuart Stone
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World of Books Sustainable Story Award 2025 finalists - Credit: World of Books
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World of Books Sustainable Story Award 2025 finalists - Credit: World of Books

Second annual fiction, non-fiction, and children's literature prize to welcome US-based authors for first time

World of Books has today announced the return of its Sustainable Story Award and a £25,000 prize fund for authors of published work that puts climate and nature themes at the heart of fiction, non-fiction,...

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