Collection
The complete Women's Prize for Fiction winner run through 2026.
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Madeline Miller
A historical fiction pick selected for the First Book? Start Here shelf. The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller sits within first book start here and historical fiction and the wider first book start here shelf.
View bookYael van der Wouden
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2024 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. The Safekeep by Yael van der Wouden sits within fiction and the wider booker finalists and womens prize fiction winners shelf.
View bookBarbara Kingsolver
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2023 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver sits within fiction and the wider pulitzer fiction winners and womens prize fiction winners shelf.
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A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2026 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. The Correspondent by Virginia Evans sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
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A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2024 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Brotherless Night by V. V. Ganeshananthan sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
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A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2022 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. The Book of Form and Emptiness by Ruth Ozeki sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
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A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2019 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. An American Marriage by Tayari Jones sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
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A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2016 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. The Glorious Heresies by Lisa McInerney sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
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A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2015 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. How to Be Both by Ali Smith sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
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A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2014 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing by Eimear McBride sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
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A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2013 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. May We Be Forgiven by A. M. Homes sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
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A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2011 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. The Tiger's Wife by Tea Obreht sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
View bookBarbara Kingsolver
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2010 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. The Lacuna by Barbara Kingsolver sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
View bookRose Tremain
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2008 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. The Road Home by Rose Tremain sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
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A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2007 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
View bookLionel Shriver
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2005 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. We Need to Talk About Kevin by Lionel Shriver sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
View bookAndrea Levy
A professionally curated prize-book selection associated with the 2004 award year. Edition-specific details remain unclaimed until verified. Small Island by Andrea Levy sits within fiction and the wider womens prize fiction winners shelf.
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