REGULATIONS
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The Michael Ramsey Prize for 2013 will be awarded to the author of a theological work that is judged best to advance theology and make a serious contribution to the faith and life of the Church.
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The book must be by a living author, and must have been first published between January 2010 and December 2011.
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The book must be written in or translated into English, and available in the UK. Books available only in electronic format are not eligible.
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The Prize is £10,000, and is awarded to the author(s) of the winning work.
The author(s) of each other shortlisted title will be awarded £1,000. -
The judging panel is appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The judges' decision is final.
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Books must be nominated by a member of the nominating body.
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Each publisher of a shortlisted title must agree to:
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Supply 8 copies of the book, to be used for judging and for promoting the book and the Prize;
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Secure the attendance of the author at the prize-giving ceremony in May 2013. This is especially important for overseas authors;
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Make shortlisted/winning authors available wherever possible for other public appearances and events to promote the book and the Michael Ramsey Prize e.g. literary festivals, signings, online discussions and academic/educational events;
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Acknowledge the Michael Ramsey Prize in subsequent reprints, paperback editions and any point-of-sale material for the winning book. The Michael Ramsey Prize will provide stickers and flyers for winning books.
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