Awards

Orion have won two awards at the National Book Awards

Graham Joyce received a standing ovation at the 1,000-strong awards ceremony of the World Fantasy Convention in Brighton on Sunday 2nd November 2013, after picking up the Best Fantasy Novel Award for an unprecedented sixth time in his career.

Critically acclaimed crime author Denise Mina has won the Theakstons Crime Novel of the Year 2013 for her novel Gods and Beasts. She is the only author to ever have won the award two years running.

We're delighted to announce that Maria Semple's brilliant Where'd You Go, Bernadette has beaten a strong shortlist to win The Melissa Nathan Award for Fiction 2013.

Ian Rankin was awarded the Audible Sounds of Crime Award at the CrimeFest Awards Gala Dinner on Saturday. The award, given to the best crime audiobook published in both print and audio in 2012, was made for the audiobook of Standing In Another Man's Grave (Orion Audio), read by James MacPherson who shares the prize with Rankin.

We are delighted to announce that RICK BROADBENT’s compelling book about the Isle of Man TT, THAT NEAR DEATH THING, has won the British Sports Book Award for Motorsport 2013.

Maeve Binchy triumphed for one last time last night when she won the Popular Fiction prize at this year's Bord Gais Energy Irish Book Awards.

The world's most prestigious prize for a short story collection, the Frank O'Connor Award, has been won by Nathan Englander's WHAT WE TALK ABOUT WHEN WE TALK ABOUT ANNE FRANK.

Hachette UK, in partnership with The BIO Agency (Big Ideas Online) won a Silver Award at the 2012 Digital Impact Awards on Tuesday 16th October.

THE CHALICE has been announced as the winner of the Best Historical Mystery novel at the RT Book Reviews Awards 2014. Click READ below for more details.

CRIMEFEST has not only become one of the biggest crime fiction events in Europe, but also one of the most popular dates in the international crime fiction calendar – and Orion has shortlisted authors in every category.

Orion are pleased to announce that three of our titles have been shortlised for the British Sport Book Awards 2014.

Author and illustrator Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick has won the 24th CBI Book of the Year Award as well as the Honour Award for Fiction for her novel Hagwitch.

Orion are absolutely thrilled to announce that Arturo Pérez-Reverte has won the CWA International Dagger with The Siege.

Orion are delighted to announce that Andrew Pyper's THE DEMONOLOGIST has won the coveted International Thriller Writers Award for Best Novel.