Tessa Duder Award facts for kids
The Storylines Tessa Duder Award is a New Zealand award made to the author of a work of fiction for young adults aged 13 and above.
Eligibility and conditions
- The award is open to all New Zealand writers, published and unpublished
- The award is made biennially; however, if no entry is judged to be of publishable standard, no award is made that year
- Manuscripts are submitted by the end of October; the award is announced the following March, and the winning manuscript is published the following year.
List of winners by year
2011: Hugh Brown; manuscript published as Reach
Finalist in New Zealand Post Children’s Book Awards 2013
2012: Rachel Stedman; manuscript published as A Necklace of Souls
Winner of Best First Book in New Zealand Post Book Awards for Children and Young Adults 2014
2013: No award
2015: No award
2016: Gareth Ward; manuscript entitled The Sin Chronicles: New Blood, published as The Traitor and the Thief
Finalist in New Zealand Post Book Awards for Children and Young Adults 2018
2018: Tina Shaw; manuscript entitled Ursa
2020: Cristina Sanders; manuscript entitled Displaced
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