Potter shortlisted for adult fiction award

JK Rowling’s fifth Harry Potter book has been shortlisted for the adult fiction prize at this year’s WHSmith Book Awards.

Potter shortlisted for adult fiction award
Wed, 14 Jan, 2004 - 18:16

JK Rowling’s fifth Harry Potter book has been shortlisted for the adult fiction prize at this year’s WHSmith Book Awards.

Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix will compete with best-sellers by Ian Rankin, James Herbert and Colum McCann.

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