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Kate Clanchy wins BBC Short Story Award

Following the news of the all-female shortlist of the BBC National Short Story Award, the winner of the contest (and £15,000 prize!) was revealed yesterday.

Kate Clanchy scooped the prize with her short story The Not-Dead and the Saved - the third piece of short fiction she has written. Click here for the full article.

Also in the Guardian, Sam Jordison is in search of the worst books of the decade. What were yours?

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