2020 Women’s Prize for Fiction Odds – Mantel, O’Farrell or Evaristo?

According to 1Xbet Hilary Mantel, Magie O’Farrell and Bernardine Evaristo have the highest 2020 Women’s Prize for Fiction odds. So far, Hilary and Maggie act as front-runners. The chances for both contenders to win in the race for £30,000 are equal (2.5 each) 

After conducting the “Zoom Meeting” judges praised the finalists for touching important modern problems.

O’Farrell’s “Hamnet” along with Mantel’s “The Mirror and Light” and Bernardine’s “Girl, Woman, Other” will enter a severe rivalry.

However, Evaristo has not fallen far behind her rivals and remains one of the strongest rivals in the competition. (3.74)

Hilary Mantel’s 2020 Women’s Prize for Fiction odds 

Hilary Mantel was born in 1952 in Derbyshire. In 2006, she won the CBE. 

Mantel has already been shortlisted previously. Both of her trilogy’s previous titles “Wolf Hall”, “Bring Up the Bodies” were in the list along with “Beyond Black”. Hilary’s great award experience explains the fact for Hilary having one of the highest 2020 Women’s Prize for Fiction odds.

“Bring Up the Bodies” made Hilary the only UK author for winning the “Man Booker Prize” twice. This book brought another success to Hilary by winning “2012 Costa Book of the Year”. So, it became the first book to win “2012 Costa Book of the Year” and “Man Booker Prize” both in 2012. Moreover, Hilary recently won the award of the David Cohen Prize for Literature.

Bernandine Evaristo Girl Women Other

Another high-profile awardee and one of Hilary’s main rivals, Bernardine Evaristo is also among the front-runners’ list. Her 2020 Women’s Prize For fiction odds is third the highest, according to 1xBet. 

In 2009, Evaristo won the “Orange Prize Youth Panel” title for her “Blonde Roots”. Moreover, Bernardine won the “Professor of Creative Writing” award at Brunel University.

2020 Women’s Prize For fiction odds for O’Farrell’s “Hamnet”

Maggie O’Farrell is the author of seven novels living in Edinburgh.

In 2010, her “the Hand that first held Mine” book won the “Costa Novel” award. Moreover, “Instructions for a Heatwave” and “This Must Be the Place” were shortlisted for the “Costa Novel” award in 2013 and 2016 respectively. Her writing experience also includes writing a memoir “I am, I am, I am”. 

Her “Hamnet” book is shortlisted this year for “Women’s Prize for Fiction”. The story shows how William Shakespeare’s son’s death affects him and his wife called Agnes. 

The candidacy of  O’Farrell makes the rivalry more challenging, especially for Mantel, since they have the same 2020 Women’s Prize for fiction odds.

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