The English Centre of International PEN announces Three Literary Awards for 2004

NINA BAWDEN wins the S.T. Dupont Golden Pen Award for a Lifetime’s Distinguished Service to Literature (elected by the Executive Committee of English PEN – representing 1000 fellow writers and literary professionals)

TOM HOLLAND wins the Hessell Tiltman Prize for History – £3000 plus a silver Dupont Pen – for RUBICON: THE TRIUMPH AND TRAGEDY OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC (Little Brown)

BRYAN MAGEE wins the J.R. Ackerley Prize for Autobiography – £1000 plus a silver Dupont Pen – for CLOUDS OF GLORY: A HOXTON CHILDHOOD (Jonathan Cape)

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