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The Correspondent Virginia Evans31 prompts · 1 book each
Every winner of the Women's Prize for Fiction since the first in 1996, from A Spell of Winter to The Correspondent. Thirty-one novels, newest first, including the years it was the Orange and the Baileys Prize.
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The Correspondent Virginia EvansChoose one
The Safekeep Yael van der WoudenChoose one
Brotherless Night V. V. GaneshananthanChoose one
Demon Copperhead Barbara KingsolverChoose one
The Book of Form and Emptiness Ruth OzekiChoose one
Piranesi Susanna ClarkeChoose one
Hamnet Maggie O'FarrellChoose one
An American Marriage Tayari JonesChoose one
Home Fire Kamila ShamsieChoose one
The Power Naomi AldermanChoose one
The Glorious Heresies Lisa McInerneyChoose one
How to Be Both Ali SmithChoose one
A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing Eimear McBrideChoose one
May We Be Forgiven A. M. HomesChoose one
The Song of Achilles Madeline MillerChoose one
The Tiger's Wife Téa ObrehtChoose one
The Lacuna Barbara KingsolverChoose one
Home Marilynne RobinsonChoose one
The Road Home Rose TremainChoose one
Half of a Yellow Sun Chimamanda Ngozi AdichieChoose one
On Beauty Zadie SmithChoose one
We Need to Talk About Kevin Lionel ShriverChoose one
Small Island Andrea LevyChoose one
Property Valerie MartinChoose one
Bel Canto Ann PatchettChoose one
The Idea of Perfection Kate GrenvilleChoose one
When I Lived in Modern Times Linda GrantChoose one
A Crime in the Neighborhood Suzanne BerneChoose one
Larry's Party Carol ShieldsChoose one
Fugitive Pieces Anne MichaelsChoose one
A Spell of Winter Helen Dunmore