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Black Prize Winners

Winners in the Biography Category 1919 to the present

Given the Year following award. e.g. 2001 winners are announced in 2002.

2001 Robert Skidelsky for John Maynard Keynes: Volume 3 Fighting For Britain 1937-1946 | Hardcover | Paperback

2000 Experience: A Memoir by Martin Amis | Hardcover Paperback

1999 George Eliot: The Last Victorian by Kathryn Hughes | Hardcover | Paperback | Audio Cassette | Audiobooks

1998 Peter Ackroyd for The Life of Thomas More | Paperback | Audio Cassette | Audiobooks

1997 R. F. Foster for W. B. Yeats: A Life Volume1 - The Apprentice Mage 1965-1914 | Hardcover

1996 Diarmaid MacCulloch for Thomas Cranmer: A Life

1995 Gitta Sereny for Albert Speer: His Battle with the Truth

1994 Doris Lessing for Under My Skin

1993 Richard Holmes for Dr Johnson And Mr. Savage

1992 Charles Nicoll for The Reckoning: The Murder Of Christopher Marlowe

1991 Adrian Desmond and James Moore for Darwin

1990 Claire Tomalin for The Invisible Woman: The Story Of Nelly Ternan And Charles Dickens

1989 Ian Gibson for Federico Garcia Lorca: A Life

1988 Brian McGuinness for Wittgenstein, A Life: Young Ludwig (1889-1921)

1987 Ruth Dudley Edwards for Victor Gollancz: A Biography

1986 D. Felicitas Corrigan for Helen Waddell

1985 David Nokes for Jonathan Swift: A Hypocrite Reversed

1984 Lyndall Gordon for Virginia Woolf: A Writer's Life

1983 Alan Walker for Franz Liszt: The Virtuoso Years

1982 Richard Ellmann for James Joyce | Paperback 1989 Pulitzer Prizewinner for Oscar Wilde | Paperback

1981 Victoria Glendinning for Edith Sitwell: Unicorn Among Lions

1980 Robert B. Martin for Tennyson: The Unquiet Heart

1979 Brian Finney for Christopher Isherwood: A Critical Biography

1978 Robert Gittings for The Older Hardy

1977 George Painter for Chateaubriand, Vol.1: The Longed-For Tempests

1976 Ronald Hingley for A New Life Of Chekhov

1975 Karl Miller for Cockburn's Millennium

1974 John Wain for Samuel Johnson

1973 Robin Lane Fox for Alexander The Great

1972 Quentin Bell for Virginia Woolf

1971 Julia Namier for Lewis Namier

1970 Jasper Ridley for Lord Palmerston

1969 Antonia Fraser for Mary Queen Of Scots

1968 Gordon S. Haight for George Eliot

1967 Winifred Gérin for Charlotte Brontë, The Evolution Of Genius

1966 Geoffrey Keynes for The Life Of William Harvey Such

1965 Mary Moorman for William Wordsworth, The Later Years 1803-1850

1964 Elizabeth Longford for Victoria R.I.

1963 Georgina Battiscome for John Keble: A Study In Limitations

1962 Meriol Trevor for Newman: The Pillar And The Cloud and Newman: Light In Winter

1961 M. K. Ashby for Joseph Ashby Of Tysoe

1960 Canon Adam Fox for The Life Of Dean Inge

1959 Christopher Hassall for Edward Marsh

1958 Joyce Hemlow for The History Of Fanny Burney

1957 Maurice Cranston for Life Of John Locke

1956 St John Greer Ervine for George Bernard Shaw

1955 R. W. Ketton-Cremer for Thomas Gray

1954 Keith Feiling for Warren Hastings

1953 Carola Oman for Sir John Moore

1952 G. M. Young for Stanley Baldwin

1951 Noel G. Annan for Leslie Stephen

1950 Mrs Cecil Woodham-Smith for Florence Nightingale

1949 John Connell for W. E. Henley

1948 Percy A. Scholes for The Great Dr Burney

1947 Rev. C. C. E. Raven for English Naturalists From Neckham To Ray

1946 R. Aldington for Wellington

1945 D. S. MacColl for Philip Wilson Steer

1944 C. V. Wedgwood for William The Silent

1943 G. G. Coulton for Fourscore Years

1942 Lord Ponsonby of Shulbrede for Henry Ponsonby: Queen Victoria's Private Secretary

1941 John Gore for King George V

1940 Hilda F. M. Prescott for Spanish Tudor

1939 David C. Douglas for English Scholars

1938 Sir Edmund Chambers for Samuel Taylor Coleridge

1937 Lord Eustace Percy for John Knox

1936 Edward Sackville West for A Flame In Sunlight: The Life And Work Of Thomas de Quincey

1935 R. W. Chambers for Thomas Moore

1934 J. E. Neale for Queen Elizabeth

1933 Violet Clifton for The Book Of Talbot

1932 Stephen Gwynn for The Life Of Mary Kingsley

1931 J. Y. R. Greig for David Hume

1930 Francis Yeats Brown for Lives Of A Bengal Lancer

1929 Lord David Cecil for The Stricken Deer: Or The Life Of Cowper

1928 John Buchan for Montrose

1927 H. A. L. Fisher for James Bryce, Viscount Bryce Of Dechmont, O. M.

1926 Rev. Dr H. B. Workman for John Wyclif: A Study Of The English Medieval Church

1925 Geoffrey Scott for The Portrait Of Zelide

1924 Rev. William Wilson for The House Of Airlie

1923 Sir Ronald Ross for Memoirs, Etc

1922 Percy Lubbock for Earlham

1921 Lytton Strachey for Queen Victoria

1920 G. M. Trevelyan for Lord Grey Of The Reform Bill

1919 H. Festing Jones for Samuel Butler, Author Of Erewhon (1835-1902) - A Memoir

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