Ryszard Kapuściński Prize for literary reportage. Nominee: Joanna Czeczot - Silence over the Steppe: Kazakhstan and the Memory of Russia. Czarne Publishing House

Established on 14 January 2010 by the Warsaw City Council, Ryszard Kapuściński Prize for literary reportage is intended to honour valuable books of reportage that deal with important contemporary issues, compel reflection and deepen knowledge of the world of other cultures. The jury of the 17th. edition, chaired by Ludwika Włodek, selected the final five from which it will choose the best reportage of the past year. The five nominees: Kasper Bajon - Colonial Poznań: A Family History with Tanzania in the Background. Czarne Publishing House Joanna Czeczot - Silence over the Steppe: Kazakhstan and the Memory of Russia. Czarne Publishing House Anna Bikont - Neither the End nor the Beginning: Postwar Choices of Polish Jews. Czarne Publishing House Emily Carrington - Our Little Secret, trans. Wojciech Jędrak. Timof Comics Publishing Peter Pomerantsev - The Propagandist Who Outwitted Hitler: How to Win the Information War, trans. Aleksandra Paszkowska. Krytyka Polityczna Publishing House.