The Electronic Media Network, a commercial television station, established
the M-Net Award in 1991. This annual award encourages the writing of
quality novels which could also be adapted for the screen.
The sponsors conceived this award originally to be open to adult and
children's books. However, the sponsors no longer consider children's
titles.
2001 -
van Heerden, Etienne. Die swye van Mario Salviati. Tafelberg, 2000.
1995 - Hofmeyr, D. Boikie, you
better believe it. Cape Town, SA: Tafelberg, 1994.
1992 - Spencer-Smith, T. The man
who snarled at flowers: A fantasy for children. Cape Town, SA:
Tafelberg, 1991.
1991 - Beake, L. A Cageful of
butterflies. Cape Town, SA: Maskew Miller Logman, 1989.
