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27: 131:(RSL) to authors engaged in writing their first non-fiction book for a mainstream audience. The prize provides additional time or resources for writing or research, as well as raising the profile of the book when published. 155:
Giles St Aubyn (1925-2015) wrote 14 non-fiction books and taught history for nearly 40 years at Eton College. A nephew of Vita Sackville-West, he counted John Betjeman, John le Carré and The Queen Mother among his friends.
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Recipients must have a publishing contract and be citizens of either the UK or Ireland, or have been residents in one of these for at least the three years previous to the award.
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Right Here, Right Now: The Hidden History of How the Global Positioning System Shaped the Modern World
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The award was established in 2017, and secured in perpetuity through a bequest from author and
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A Revolutionary Consciousness: Black Britain, Black Power, and the Caribbean Artists Movement
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Lost Countries of South America: Travels in a Continent's Past and Present
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Come What May, We’re Here to Stay: A Story of South Asian Resistance
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Dragon in a Suitcase: A Cultural History of the Art of Transplant
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The High Seas: The Race to Save the Earth’s Last Wilderness
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A New History of the World at the Dawn of British Expansion
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Pixel Flesh: Modern Beauty Culture and The Women It Harms
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Looking to Sea: Britain Through the Eyes of its Artists
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Literary awards honoring unpublished books or writers
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Red River Girl: The Life and Death of Tina Fontaine
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