Jointly presented by the Southern Regional Council and the University of Georgia Libraries, the Lillian Smith Book Awards honor those authors who, through their outstanding writing about the American South, carry on Smith's legacy of elucidating the condition of racial and social inequity and proposing a vision of justice and human understanding.
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- 1968 Winner
- 1969 Winner
- 1970 Winner
- 1971 Winner
- 1972 Winner
- 1973 Winners
- 1974 Winners
- 1976 Winners
- 1977 Winners
- 1978 Winners
- 1979 Winners
- 1980 Winners
- 1981 Winners
- 1982 Winners
- 1983 Winners
- 1984 Winners
- 1985 Winners
- 1986 Winner
- 1987 Winners
- 1988 Winners
- 1989 Winners
- 1990 Winners
- 1991 Winners
- 1992 Winners
- 1993 Winners
- 1994 Winners
- 1995 Winners
- 1996 Winners
- 1997 Winners
- 1998 Winners
- 1999 Winners
- 2000 Winners
- 2001 Winners
- 2002 Winners
- 2004 Winners
- 2005 Winners
- 2006 Winners
- 2007 Winners
- 2008 Winners
- 2009 Winners
- 2010 Winners
- References
Since 1968, the awards have been presented annually, except for 2003 when the Southern Regional Council experienced funding shortfalls. It is the South's oldest and best-known book award, and is presented in fiction and non-fiction categories.
1968 Winner
1969 Winner
1970 Winner
1971 Winner
1972 Winner
1973 Winners
1974 Winners
1976 Winners
1977 Winners
1978 Winners
1979 Winners
1980 Winners
1981 Winners
1982 Winners
1983 Winners
1984 Winners
1985 Winners
1986 Winner
1987 Winners
1988 Winners
1989 Winners
1990 Winners
1991 Winners
1992 Winners
1993 Winners
1994 Winners
1995 Winners
1996 Winners
1997 Winners
1998 Winners
1999 Winners
2000 Winners
2001 Winners
2002 Winners
2004 Winners
2005 Winners
2006 Winners
2007 Winners
2008 Winners
2009 Winners
2010 Winners
References
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