The International Dublin Literary Award, formerly the IMPAC, is worth €100,000 to the winner and is the world’s most valuable annual literary award for a single work of fiction published in English.
Ten books have made it onto this year's shortlist, including Irish author Mary Costello for her novel Academy Street and Man Booker Prize winner Marlon James for A Brief History of Seven Killings. The award is sponsored by Dublin City Council and the winner will be announced by the Lord Mayor on Thursday week, June 9.
To celebrate, we're giving one lucky reader a chance to win all ten shortlisted books - a perfect selection of holiday reads for book lovers.
To be in with a chance, follow us on Twitter @RTE_TEN and tell us the name of the shortlisted Irish author. Send us your answer with the hashtag #TENLiterary or else log on to our Facebook page and enter there. Closing date for entries is Friday June 3. Best of luck!
For a quick guide to all of the shortlisted books click here.
