They've announced the winners of the The Economist Crossword Book Award (love the way old sponsor Vodafone still features in the URL ...) -- though as best I can tell The Economist hasn't ever even acknowledged the prize on its site, while the official site doesn't yet list the winners, last I checked .....
But you can find them at, say, The Hindu, where they report that The Hindu's Aman Sethi bags award for A Free Man. That would be in the non-fiction category; best English-language fiction went to The Folded Earth (by Anuradha Roy), the Indian-language translation category had two winners: 17 (by Anita Agnihotri) and The Araya Women (by R.Narayan). The 'popular' prize, decided on by public vote, went to The Incredible Banker (by Ravi Subramanian).
But you can find them at, say, The Hindu, where they report that The Hindu's Aman Sethi bags award for A Free Man. That would be in the non-fiction category; best English-language fiction went to The Folded Earth (by Anuradha Roy), the Indian-language translation category had two winners: 17 (by Anita Agnihotri) and The Araya Women (by R.Narayan). The 'popular' prize, decided on by public vote, went to The Incredible Banker (by Ravi Subramanian).