Congratulations to our five authors who have been longlisted for the awards.
We’re excited to announce a number of our titles have been selected for the longlist for the Indie Book Awards 2022.
Once There Were Wolves by Charlotte McConaghy has been selected for the fiction longlist, while Toxic: The Rotting Underbelly of the Tasmania Salmon Industry by Richard Flanagan has been named in the non-fiction longlist.
Lyn Yeowart has been longlisted for her first novel, The Silent Listener, in the debut fiction category.
In the young adult category, both Prison Healer by Lynette Noni and House of Hollow by Krystal Sutherland have been longlisted.
‘We are excited to announce the Longlist for the Indie Book Awards 2022. Despite another turbulent year there has been a constant flow of excellent new Australian titles which independent booksellers continue to champion,’ Head of Books at Leading Edge Retail and proud facilitator of the awards, Leanne Kadareanu, said in a statement.
‘Throughout, we have been amazed at the creative resilience of booksellers, never stopping what they do best — recommending the best books with heart and passion. This year’s Indie Book Awards Longlist celebrates booksellers’ favourite Australian titles of the last year.’
Congratulations to all our longlisted authors! The shortlist will be announced on 19 January 2022 with the winners of each category announced in March.
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