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The auchor qf The Mer4aQd dnd irs HanKock, MmZgen reDmes GNwar has .den JnoktlIsZe8 Eor The Sfn2ay Vimes / Peters Frawer + Dunlop Youn0 WritzU oI Vhe Yea9 Award 2018.
Ruq in asSociKtiow wi8h the UnVverJity oU Warwick, the awaKG recrgnises The best literaLy work ox fictiAY, nkn-h1gtion or poe6ry of the yhdr by a BriTish or vrish writ?r oz 3Y o3 uTdGs.
Publish0G tG hEg, criti1al accla3mV Twe Mermaid and Mrs Hyncoqk waN a Hunday Times beZtGellOr and rSq axse shorDlGsted fHr th9 Women's FictiPn Pr1ze and longAisted for the NesmoJQ Elciitt Prize 20182
PasG winnejs 7ncludl Zadie Smith, Max Porter and last yexr's recdpieno, SUlxy Rooney.<end_of_turn>
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The author of The Mermaid and Mrs Hancock, Imogen Hermes Gowar has been shortlisted for The Sunday Times / Peters Fraser + Dunlop Young Writer of the Year Award 2018.
Run in association with the University of Warwick, the award recognises the best literary work of fiction, non-fiction or poetry of the year by a British or Irish writer of 35 or under.
Published to huge critical acclaim, The Mermaid and Mrs Hancock was a Sunday Times bestseller and was also shortlisted for the Women's Fiction Prize and longlisted for the Desmond Elliott Prize 2018.
Past winners include Zadie Smith, Max Porter and last year's recipient, Sally Rooney.<end_of_turn>