Prémio Somerset Maugham
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O Prémio Somerset Maugham é um prémio literário Britânico anual atribuído pela Sociedade Britânica de Autores. É concedido ao melhor escritor ou escritores de um livro publicado no ano anterior, que esteja sob a idade de 35 anos. O prémio foi instituído em 1947 por William Somerset Maugham e, assim, possui o seu nome. O prémio destina-se a ser gasto em viagens ao exterior. O total do fundo para cada ano é de 12.000 libras.[1]
| Prémio Somerset Maugham | |
|---|---|
| Descrição | Prémio literário |
| Organização | Sociedade Britânica de Autores |
| País |  Reino Unido |
| Primeira cerimónia | 1947 |
| Página oficial | |
Desde 1964 vencedores múltiplos são escolhidos no mesmo ano. Em 1975, e, em 2012, o prémio não foi dado. Por duas vezes o prémio foi vencido pelo filho de um antigo vencedor: Kingsley Amis (vencedor em 1955) foi o pai de Martin Amis (1974), e Nigel Kneale (1950), o pai de Mateus Kneale (1988).
| Ano | Autor | Livro |
|---|---|---|
| 1947 | A. L. Barker | Innocents |
| 1948 | P. H. Newby | Journey to the Interior |
| 1949 | Hamish Henderson | Elegies for the Dead in Cyrenaica |
| 1950 | Nigel Kneale | Tomato Cain & Other Stories |
| 1951 | Roland Camberton | Scamp |
| 1952 | Francis King | The Dividing Stream |
| 1953 | Emyr Humphreys | Hear and Forgive |
| 1954 | Doris Lessing | Five |
| 1955 | Kingsley Amis | Lucky Jim |
| 1956 | Elizabeth Jennings | A Way of Looking |
| 1957 | George Lamming | In the Castle of My Skin |
| 1958 | John Wain | Preliminary Essays |
| 1959 | Thom Gunn | A Sense Of Movement |
| 1960 | Ted Hughes | The Hawk in the Rain |
| 1961 | V. S. Naipaul | Miguel Street |
| 1962 | Hugh Thomas | The Spanish Civil War |
| 1963 | David Storey | Flight Into Camden |
| 1964 | Dan Jacobson | Time of Arrival |
| John le Carré | The Spy Who Came In From the Cold | |
| 1965 | Peter Everett | Negatives |
| 1966 | Michael Frayn | The Tin Men |
| Julian Mitchell | The White Father | |
| 1967 | B. S. Johnson | Trawl |
| Andrew Sinclair | The Better Half | |
| 1968 | Paul Bailey | At The Jerusalem |
| Seamus Heaney | Death of a Naturalist | |
| 1969 | Angela Carter | Several Perceptions |
| 1970 | Jane Gaskell | A Sweet Sweet Summer |
| Piers Paul Read | Monk Dawson | |
| 1971 | Susan Hill | I'm the King of the Castle |
| Richard Barber | The Knight and Chivalry | |
| Michael Hastings | Tussy Is Me | |
| 1972 | Douglas Dunn | Terry Street |
| Gillian Tindall | Fly Away Home | |
| 1973 | Peter Prince | Play Things |
| Paul Strathern | A Season in Abyssinia | |
| Jonathan Street | Prudence Dictates | |
| 1974 | Martin Amis | The Rachel Papers |
| 1975 | Sem prémio | |
| 1976 | Dominic Cooper | The Dead of Winter |
| Ian McEwan | First Love, Last Rites | |
| 1977 | Richard Holmes | Shelley: The Pursuit |
| 1978 | Tom Paulin | A State of Justice |
| Nigel Williams | My Life Closed Twice | |
| 1979 | Helen Hodgman | Jack & Jill |
| Sara Maitland | Daughter of Jerusalem | |
| 1980 | Max Hastings | Bomber Command |
| Christopher Reid | Arcadia | |
| Humphrey Carpenter | The Inklings | |
| 1981 | Julian Barnes | Metroland |
| Clive Sinclair | Hearts of Gold | |
| A. N. Wilson | The Healing Art | |
| 1982 | William Boyd | A Good Man in Africa |
| Adam Mars-Jones | Lantern Lecture | |
| 1983 | Lisa St Aubin de Teran | Keepers of the House |
| 1984 | Peter Ackroyd | The Last Testament of Oscar Wilde |
| Timothy Garton Ash | The Polish Revolution: Solidarity | |
| Sean O'Brien | The Indoor Park | |
| 1985 | Blake Morrison | Dark Glasses |
| Jeremy Reed | By the Fisheries | |
| Jane Rogers | Her Living Image | |
| 1986 | Patricia Ferguson | Family Myths and Legends |
| Adam Nicolson | Frontiers | |
| Tim Parks | Tongues of Flame | |
| 1987 | Stephen Gregory | The Cormorant |
| Janni Howker | Isaac Campion | |
| Andrew Motion | The Lamberts | |
| 1988 | Jimmy Burns | The Land That Lost Its Heroes |
| Carol Ann Duffy | Selling Manhattan | |
| Matthew Kneale | Whore Banquets | |
| 1989 | Rupert Christiansen | Romantic Affinities |
| Alan Hollinghurst | The Swimming Pool Library | |
| Deirdre Madden | The Birds of the Innocent Wood | |
| 1990 | Mark Hudson | Our Grandmothers' Drums |
| Sam North | The Automatic Man | |
| Nicholas Shakespeare | The Vision of Elena Silves | |
| 1991 | Peter Benson | The Other Occupant |
| Lesley Glaister | Honour Thy Father | |
| Helen Simpson | Four Bare Legs in a Bed | |
| 1992 | Geoff Dyer | But Beautiful |
| Lawrence Norfolk | Lemprière's Dictionary | |
| Gerard Woodward | Householder | |
| 1993 | Dea Birkett | Jella |
| Duncan McLean | Bucket of Tongues | |
| Glyn Maxwell | Out of the Rain | |
| 1994 | Jackie Kay | Other Lovers |
| A. L. Kennedy | Looking For the Possible Dance | |
| Philip Marsden | Crossing Place | |
| 1995 | Patrick French | Younghusband |
| Simon Garfield | The End of Innocence | |
| Kathleen Jamie | The Queen of Sheba | |
| Laura Thompson | The Dogs | |
| 1996 | Katherine Pierpoint | Truffle Beds |
| Alan Warner | Morvern Callar | |
| 1997 | Rhidian Brook | The Testimony of Taliesin Jones |
| Kate Clanchy | Slattern | |
| Philip Hensher | Kitchen Venom | |
| Francis Spufford | I May Be Some Time | |
| 1998 | Rachel Cusk | The Country Life |
| Jonathan Rendall | This Bloody Mary Is the Last Thing I Own | |
| Kate Summerscale | The Queen of Whale Cay | |
| Robert Twigger | Angry White Pyjamas | |
| 1999 | Andrea Ashworth | Once in a House on Fire |
| Paul Farley | The Boy from the Chemist is Here to See You | |
| Giles Foden | The Last King of Scotland | |
| Jonathan Freedland | Bring Home the Revolution | |
| 2000 | Bella Bathurst | The Lighthouse Stevensons |
| Sarah Waters | Affinity | |
| 2001 | Edward Platt | Leadville |
| Ben Rice | Pobby and Dingan | |
| 2002 | Charlotte Hobson | Black Earth City |
| Marcel Theroux | The Paperchase | |
| 2003 | William Fiennes | The Snow Geese |
| Hari Kunzru | The Impressionist | |
| Jon McGregor | If Nobody Speaks of Remarkable Things | |
| 2004 | Charlotte Mendelson | Daughters of Jerusalem |
| Mark Blayney | Two Kinds of Silence | |
| Robert Macfarlane | Mountains of the Mind | |
| 2005 | Justin Hill | Passing Under Heaven |
| Maggie O'Farrell | The Distance Between Us | |
| 2006 | Chris Cleave | Incendiary |
| Zadie Smith | On Beauty | |
| Owen Sheers | Skirrid Hill | |
| 2007 | Horatio Clare | Running For The Hills |
| James Scudamore | The Amnesia Clinic | |
| 2008 | Steven Hall | The Raw Shark Texts |
| Nick Laird | On Purpose | |
| Gwendoline Riley | Joshua Spassky | |
| Adam Thirlwell | Miss Herbert (US title: The Delighted States) | |
| 2009 | Adam Foulds | The Broken Word |
| Alice Albinia | Empires of the Indus | |
| Rodge Glass | Alasdair Gray: A Secretary's Biography | |
| Henry Hitchings | The Secret Life of Words | |
| Thomas Leveritt | The Exchange-Rate Between Love and Money | |
| Helen Walsh | Once Upon a Time in England | |
| 2010 | Jacob Polley | Talk of the Town |
| Helen Oyeyemi | White is for Witching | |
| Ben Wilson | What Price Liberty? | |
| 2011 | Miriam Gamble | The Squirrels Are Dead |
| Alexandra Harris | Romantic Moderns | |
| Adam O’Riordan | In the Flesh | |
| 2012 | Sem prémio | |
| 2013 | Ned Beauman | The Teleportation Accident |
| Abi Curtis | The Glass Delusion | |
| Joe Stretch | The Adult | |
| Lucy Wood | Diving Belles | |
| 2014 | Nadifa Mohamed | The Orchard of Lost Souls |
| Daisy Hildyard | Hunters in the Snow Grass | |
| Amy Sackville | Orkney | |
| 2015 | Jonathan Beckman | How to Ruin a Queen: Marie Antoinette, the Stolen Diamonds and the Scandal that Shook the French Throne |
| Liz Berry | Black Country | |
| Ben Brooks | Lolito | |
| Zoe Pilger | Eat My Heart Out | |
| 2016 | Jessie Greengrass | An Account Of The Decline Of The Great Auk, According To One Who Saw It |
| Daisy Hay | Mr & Mrs Disraeli: A Strange Romance | |
| Andrew McMillan | Physical | |
| Thomas Morris | We Don't Know What We're Doing | |
| Jack Underwood | Happiness | |
| 2017 | Edmund Gordon | The Invention of Angela Carter |
| Melissa Lee-Houghton | Sunshine | |
| Martin MacInnes | Infinite Ground | |
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