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The Cosmic Shambles Network creates, produces and curates live events and online multimedia shows that smash together science and the arts. Key shows include the iconic Nine Lessons and Carols for Curious People and the hit podcast Book Shambles hosted by Robin Ince and Josie Long.


THE SHORTLIST


A Life on Our Planet Sir David Attenborough WITNESS BOOKS


Tomorrow Will Be a Good Day Captain Sir Tom Moore MICHAEL JOSEPH


A Promised Land Barack Obama VIKING


Me and White Supremacy Layla F Saad QUERCUS


Entangled Life Merlin Sheldrake THE BODLEY HEAD


BOOK OF THE YEAR NON-FICTION: NARRATIVE


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orset-based indie Little Toller Books had been following and supporting Dara McAnulty’s development as a writer on his blog for many years before it acquired Diary of a Young Naturalist. The author was just 14 when he penned his diary following a year


in his life juggling home, school, nature and activism, and so the publisher worked hard to nurture the manuscript at a pace he and his family were comfortable with. The result is a book that is “eloquent, hopeful and an inspiration and encouragement for us all to connect to the natural world around us,” thought one judge. When it came to designing the cover, the publisher commissioned artist


WINNER Diary of a


Young Naturalist Dara McAnulty LITTLE TOLLER


Barry Falls, who spent a day with the author walking to the teenager’s favourite places in order to better understand him and the landscape he writes of. The design became integral to the book’s positioning: hopeful, eye-catching and representative of the author. The four-person team also impressed with its marketing and publicity


efforts. It sent out proof copies for the first time in Little Toller’s history, and planned events and publicity a year ahead of publication, securing a coveted Radio 4 “Book of the Week” slot. “An incredible achievement,” the judges said.


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