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Jenny Crwys-Williams Chooses Her Fiction, Non-fiction and Cookbook of the Year for 2014

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An Imperfect BlessingA Man of Good HopeStar Fish

Jenny Crwys-Williams has chosen her books of the year for 2014, in the categories fiction, non-fiction and cookbook.

The winners this year are An Imperfect Blessing by Nadia Davids, A Man of Good Hope by Jonny Steinberg, Star Fish: Top 10 Sustainable Fish by Daisy Jones.

The other cookbooks on Crwys-Williams’ shortlist were Strandveldfood by Kobus van der Merwe and Jac de Villiers; Retreat: The Joy of Conscious Eating by Daniel Jardim; Secrets of a French Cooking Class by Marlene van der Westhuizen and The Essence of French Cooking by Michel Roux.

StrandveldfoodRetreatSecrets of a French Cooking ClassThe Essence of French Cooking

The fiction shortlist was completed by Wake by Anna Hope; The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters; The Keeper by Marguerite Poland; The Miniaturist by Jessie Burton and Broken Monsters by Lauren Beukes.

WakeThe Paying GuestsThe KeeperThe MiniaturistBroken Monsters

The non-fiction list included: Wallop! An Advertising Phenonemon called Rightford, Searle-Tripp & Makin by Toni Younghusband; The Search for the Rarest Bird in the World by Vernon RL Head; Askari by Jacob Dlamini; The War that Ended the Peace: How Europe Abandoned Peace For the First World War by Margaret Macmillan and Lost and Found in Johannesburg by Mark Gevisser.

Wallop!The Search for the Rarest Bird in the WorldAskariThe War That Ended Peace

Talk Radio 702 announced the winners on Twitter:

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Listen to Crwys-Williams discussing her shortlists:

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