Golden Pan Award

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literary award publishing award

The Golden Pan Award is a British publishing honor given to authors whose books have sold over one million copies, recognizing major commercial success in the UK.

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	literary award → publishing award →
associatedWith	Pan Books backlist → bestseller lists →
awardFor	book sales exceeding one million copies → major commercial success in book publishing →
category	commercial literary award →
color	gold →
country	United Kingdom →
eligibilityCriteria	author of a book that has sold more than one million copies →
field	literature → publishing →
frequency	irregular →
genre	books →
hasAlternativeName	Golden Pan →
inception	1964 →
languageOfWorks	English →
material	metal →
medium	print books →
namedAfter	Pan Books →
notableRecipient	C.J. Sansom → Colin Dexter → Dan Brown → David Baldacci → Douglas Adams → Jack Higgins → James Herbert → Jeffrey Archer → Kate Morton → Ken Follett → Lee Child → Lucinda Riley → Peter James → Wilbur Smith →
organizer	Pan Macmillan →
presentedBy	Pan Books → Pan Macmillan →
recognizes	high-volume book sales →
region	United Kingdom book market →
salesMetric	number of copies sold →
salesTerritory	United Kingdom →
salesThreshold	1000000 copies →
symbolizes	commercial success in publishing → one-million-copy sales milestone →
trophyShape	golden pan →
typicalRecipients	bestselling authors →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy →	awarded