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I AM DYNAMITE! longlisted for the HWA Non-fiction crown

Posted on 23/07/2019

I AM DYNAMITE! by Sue Prideaux has been longlisted for the 2019 Historical Writers Association Sharpe Books Non-fiction crown.

The shortlist will be announced on 4th September, and the prize giving will be on 6th November.

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The Hay Festival is in full swing, one of the biggest literary events of the year, and returning as always with an amazing programme of leading writers ✍️

This time round you can catch @lucy_worsley discussing legendary writer Agatha Christie (27th), Thomas Halliday taking us back into deep time (28th), @clarakiyoko spinning the tale of a Japan fractured by an infamous monster (29th), @sixteenthcgirl debating the role of country houses (30th), and @jonathancoewriter in conversation about his Orwell Prize shortlisted novel #Bournville (31st).

Later in the week Sally Adee discusses the history of bioelectricity (1st), Joseph Sassoon explains the defining forces of 19th-century Bombay (2nd), Mary Berry shares baking tips (3rd), James Naughtie chats about his thrilling third novel (3rd), @peterfrankopan shines a light on the history of our engagement with the natural world and climate (3rd), and A C Grayling works out the Socratic question (4th).

Happy Hay! 📚 Make sure to let us know if you are attending any of the events, and we hope all of our followers have a brilliant sunny back holiday weekend 🌞

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$The Hay Festival is in full swing, one of the biggest literary events of the year, and returning as always with an amazing programme of leading writers ✍️ This time round you can catch @lucy_worsley discussing legendary writer Agatha Christie (27th), Thomas Halliday taking us back into deep time (28th), @clarakiyoko spinning the tale of a Japan fractured by an infamous monster (29th), @sixteenthcgirl debating the role of country houses (30th), and @jonathancoewriter in conversation about his Orwell Prize shortlisted novel #Bournville (31st). Later in the week Sally Adee discusses the history of bioelectricity (1st), Joseph Sassoon explains the defining forces of 19th-century Bombay (2nd), Mary Berry shares baking tips (3rd), James Naughtie chats about his thrilling third novel (3rd), @peterfrankopan shines a light on the history of our engagement with the natural world and climate (3rd), and A C Grayling works out the Socratic question (4th). Happy Hay! 📚 Make sure to let us know if you are attending any of the events, and we hope all of our followers have a brilliant sunny back holiday weekend 🌞$

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