Golden Pan Award

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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.

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instanceOf literary award ⓘ
publishing award ⓘ
associatedWith Pan Books backlist ⓘ
linked to: Pan Books

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 ⓘ

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