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Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction

Award administered by the Trustees of the Walter Scott Prize, founded under the patronage of the Duke of Buccleuch at Abbotsford

An annual British literary prize awarded for the best historical novel published in the UK, Ireland or Commonwealth, named after Sir Walter Scott, regarded as the father of the historical novel genre.

Latest winner · 2026

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2026

  1. Won
  2. Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Seascraper

    Benjamin Wood

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  5. The Pretender

    Jo Harkin

    Shortlisted

2025

  1. The Land in Winter

    Andrew Miller

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Won
  2. Glorious Exploits

    Ferdia Lennon

    Shortlisted
  3. The Book of Days

    Francesca Kay

    Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. The Mare

    Angharad Hampshire

    Shortlisted
  6. The Safekeep

    Yael van der Wouden

    Won 1 more award · Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted

2024

  1. Won
  2. Absolutely and Forever

    Rose Tremain

    Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. The House of Doors

    Tan Twan Eng

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  6. The New Life

    Tom Crewe

    Won 1 more award

    Shortlisted

2023

  1. Won
  2. Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. I Am Not Your Eve

    Devika Ponnambalam

    Shortlisted
  5. The Chosen

    Elizabeth Lowry

    Shortlisted
  6. The Geometer Lobochevsky

    Adrian Duncan

    Shortlisted
  7. The Sun Walks Down

    Fiona McFarlane

    Shortlisted

2022

  1. Won
  2. Fortune

    Amanda Smyth

    Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted

2021

  1. The Mirror & the Light

    Hilary Mantel

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Won
  2. Shortlisted
  3. Hamnet

    Maggie O'Farrell

    Won 2 more awards

    Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. The Tolstoy Estate

    Steven Conte

    Shortlisted

2018

  1. Won
  2. Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. Shortlisted
  6. The Wardrobe Mistress

    Patrick McGrath

    Shortlisted

2017

  1. Days without End

    Sebastian Barry

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Won
  2. Shortlisted
  3. Golden Hill

    Francis Spufford

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. Shortlisted
  6. Shortlisted
  7. The Vanishing Futurist

    Charlotte Hobson

    Shortlisted

2016

  1. Won
  2. Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Mrs Engels

    Gavin McCrea

    Shortlisted
  5. Salt Creek

    Lucy Treloar

    Shortlisted
  6. Shortlisted

2015

  1. Won
  2. A God in Every Stone

    Kamila Shamsie

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. Shortlisted
  6. Shortlisted
  7. Viper Wine

    Hermione Eyre

    Shortlisted

2014

  1. Won
  2. Shortlisted
  3. Harvest

    Jim Crace

    Won 2 more awards · Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  4. Life After Life

    Kate Atkinson

    Nominated for 2 more awards

    Shortlisted
  5. Shortlisted
  6. The Promise

    Ann Weisgarber

    Shortlisted

2013

  1. The Garden of Evening Mists

    Tan Twan Eng

    Nominated for 2 more awards

    Won
  2. Bring Up the Bodies

    Hilary Mantel

    Won 1 more award · Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. The Streets

    Anthony Quinn

    Shortlisted
  6. Shortlisted

2012

  1. On Canaan's Side

    Sebastian Barry

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Won
  2. Half-Blood Blues

    Esi Edugyan

    Won 1 more award · Nominated for 2 more awards

    Shortlisted
  3. Pure

    Andrew Miller

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. The Sisters Brothers

    Patrick deWitt

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  6. The Stranger's Child

    Alan Hollinghurst

    Nominated for 2 more awards

    Shortlisted

2011

  1. The Long Song

    Andrea Levy

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Won
  2. C

    Tom McCarthy

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  3. Ghost Light

    Joseph O'Connor

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. Shortlisted
  6. Shortlisted

2010

  1. Wolf Hall

    Hilary Mantel

    Won 2 more awards · Nominated for 1 more award

    Won
  2. Hodd

    Adam Thorpe

    Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. Shortlisted
  6. The Glass Room

    Simon Mawer

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  7. The Quickening Maze

    Adam Foulds

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted

Frequently asked questions

Who won the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction in 2026?
“The Matchbox Girl” by Alice Jolly won the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction in 2026.
Who are the most recent Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction winners?
2026: “The Matchbox Girl” by Alice Jolly; 2025: “The Land in Winter” by Andrew Miller; 2024: “Hungry Ghosts” by Kevin Jared Hosein; 2023: “These Days” by Lucy Caldwell; 2022: “News of the Dead” by James Robertson.
Has anyone won the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction more than once?
Yes - 2 authors have: Hilary Mantel (2010, 2021); Sebastian Barry (2012, 2017).