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James Tait Black Memorial Prize

University of Edinburgh

One of the UK's oldest literary awards, established in 1919, awarded annually in two categories—fiction and biography—for the best work published in the previous year, administered by the University of Edinburgh's English Literature department.

Latest winner · 2025

Next · expected August 2027

Winner announced Full award calendar

Search through 7,609 books

2023

  1. Praiseworthy

    Alexis Wright

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Won

2022

  1. Demon Copperhead

    Barbara Kingsolver

    Won 2 more awards · Nominated for 1 more award

    Won

2013

  1. Harvest

    Jim Crace

    Won 1 more award · Nominated for 2 more awards

    Won

2012

  1. Won

2009

  1. The Children's Book

    A. S. Byatt

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Won

2008

  1. The Secret Scripture

    Sebastian Barry

    Nominated for 2 more awards

    Won

2007

  1. Won

2006

  1. The Road

    Cormac McCarthy

    Won 1 more award · Nominated for 1 more award

    Won

2005

  1. Saturday

    Ian McEwan

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Won

2004

  1. Won

2003

  1. Won

2002

  1. The Corrections

    Jonathan Franzen

    Won 1 more award · Nominated for 4 more awards

    Won

1997

  1. Won

1996

  1. Won
  2. Last Orders

    Graham Swift

    Won 1 more award · Nominated for 1 more award

    Won

1995

  1. The Prestige

    Christopher Priest

    Won 1 more award · Nominated for 3 more awards

    Won

1994

  1. The Folding Star

    Alan Hollinghurst

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Won

1981

  1. Won
  2. The Mosquito Coast

    Paul Theroux

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Won

1980

  1. Waiting for the Barbarians

    J. M. Coetzee

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Won

1973

  1. The Black Prince

    Iris Murdoch

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Won

1972

  1. G.

    John Berger

    Won 1 more award

    Won

Frequently asked questions

Who won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize in 2025?
“On the Greenwich Line” by Shady Lewis won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize in 2025.
Who are the most recent James Tait Black Memorial Prize winners?
2025: “On the Greenwich Line” by Shady Lewis; 2024: “My Heavenly Favourite” by Lucas Rijneveld; 2023: “Praiseworthy” by Alexis Wright; 2022: “Demon Copperhead” by Barbara Kingsolver; 2021: “A Shock” by Keith Ridgway.