Three editors awarded the 2025 Tomlinson prize for a World War One compilation; Honorable Mention goes to Harry Richards The annual Norman B. Tomlinson, Jr., prize for 2025 for the best work of history in English on World War One (1914-1918) has been awarded to three exceptional editors: • Michael P.M. Finch, Aimée Fox, and David G. Morgan-Owen compiled and edited Framing the First World War: How Divergent Views Shaped A Global Conflict a collection of 14 essays (University Press of Kansas) For the seventh time the Honorable Mention category was presented. This year for the book: • Harry Richards, British ‘Spy Fever’ in the First World War: Fearing the Enemy Within (Bloomsbury Academic) The Tomlinson prize started in 1999. It consists of a cash award and original bronze plaque sculpted by Andrew L. Chernak, a U.S. Army Vietnam War veteran whose sculptures are installed at Arlington Cemetery and state and private parks: andrewchernaksculptures.com Honorable Mention awards consist of an original bronze plaque sculpted by Chernak. Both awards are made possible through a grant from Norman B. Tomlinson, Jr., Director- emeritus of The Western Front Association – United States Branch. (WFA-US became the World War One Historical Association in 2011.) Historians Michael Neiberg, Graydon Tunstall, and Heather Salter, plus former Editor of World War One Illustrated magazine Dana Lombardy form the prize jury for the Norman B. Tomlinson Prize. Normally the prize is awarded in the year following the calendar year of publication, but there are occasional exceptions to that policy. For information on how to submit books for the prize, email dana.lombardy@gmail.com or neiberg102@gmail.com. Previous Tomlinson award winners can be found at https://ww1ha.org/lens-bookshelf/the- tomlinson-book-prize/