Home / News / National Book Prize and Terramaxka Prize 2018 Back to News National Book Prize and Terramaxka Prize 2018 Festivals • National Book Prize • News 17th August, 2018 The National Book Council would like to notify the public that the adjudication board for the 2018 edition of the National Book Prize and the Terramaxka Prize will convene next week in order to decide on the shortlist, which will be published on the website of the Council and in various newspapers in the coming weeks. The titles in the shortlist are guaranteed to be among the best works of literature published locally in 2017 and therefore of interest to members of the public who can purchase these books at the upcoming Malta Book Festival 2018 (7-11 November, MCC, Valletta). The Terramaxka winners will be announced in a closed ceremony during the official opening of the Festival on 6 November. The winning titles of the National Book Prize will be announced later during the award-giving ceremony which will be held at Auberge de Castille under the patronage of the Prime Minister on 30 November. SHARE POST Related Articles Make a mark abroad! Literary agent Simon Trewin offers practical networking tips during a free Zoom session News 12th September, 2025 Read More Bringing children’s literature to dynamic life on stage at the Malta Book Festival Festivals 10th September, 2025 Read More The National Book Council welcomes new board members News 10th September, 2025 Read More POSITION OF MANAGER WITH THE NATIONAL BOOK COUNCIL: JOBSPLUS PERMIT NUMBER 881/2025 News 9th September, 2025 Read More Booker Prize winner Samantha Harvey heads to Malta Book Festival News 2nd September, 2025 Read More The Commonwealth Short Story Prize 2026 Opens for Submissions in Maltese and English News 1st September, 2025 Read More Shortlist For The 2025 National Book Prize Announced News 26th August, 2025 Read More What Makes a Great Short Story? News 18th August, 2025 Read More ANNOUNCING THE NBC’S SHORT STORY WORKSHOP TOUR (AUG-OCT 2025) News 5th August, 2025 Read More The National Book Council launches Five-Year Strategy 2025–2030 News 5th August, 2025 Read More view all similar news
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