"The Ashton Wylie Charitable Trust was set up following Ashton Wylie's death in 1999 with the mandate of having human relationships as its focus... the purpose of the two...awards is to reward excellence in writing that encompasses a wide range of beliefs and has the power to enlighten, amuse and educate the reader..."
Congratulations to Brian Broom, winner of the Ashton Wylie Charitable Trust Book Awards 2007 for his book "Meaning-full disease: how personal experience and meanings cause and maintain physical illness." Congratulations also to Keith Hill, winner of the Ashton Wylie Charitable Trust Unpublished Manuscript 2007 for his manuscript "Striving to be human: how can we act morally in today's complex world?"
The awards are run in association with the New Zealand Society of Authors.
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