They've announced the finalists for the first Hatchet Job of the Year Award.
Organised by aggregator The Omnivore, it is a prize for: "the angriest, funniest, most trenchant book review of the past twelve months" -- and, like any good award, it comes with its own Manifesto, promising: "a crusade against dullness, deference and lazy thinking".
(I'm not so sure about the prize, however: "a year's supply of potted shrimp" ?)
For articles about it, see, for example, Book review hatchet jobs: a crusade against dullness ? by Anthony Cummins in The Telegraph, and Book critics to get their own prize for reviews by Mark Brown in The Guardian.
For articles about it, see, for example, Book review hatchet jobs: a crusade against dullness ? by Anthony Cummins in The Telegraph, and Book critics to get their own prize for reviews by Mark Brown in The Guardian.