Tonight, the winner of the Women's prize for fiction - formerly the Orange prize, soon to be the Baileys prize - will be chosen. The shortlist is as follows:

• Bring Up the Bodies, by Hilary Mantel - the second book in her Cromwell trilogy and the Bookies' favourite to win.

• Flight Behaviour, by Barbara Kingsolver - a cli-fi novel billed by her publishers as ' Kingsolver's most accessible novel yet'.

• Where'd You Go, Bernadette, by Maria Semple - Justine Jordan, our fiction editor, enjoyed it when she reviewed it, but is it a winner?

• Life After Life, by Kate Atkinson - a favourite on the books desk, it explores Ursula's many possible lives.

• May We Be Forgiven, by AM Homes - reviewer Viv Groskop says it 'sometimes reads like a brilliant miniseries. I gorged on it like a DVD boxset.'

• NW, by Zadie Smith - a novel about contemporary London life. After being overlooked by the Booker prize, could Smith bag a Women's prize to go with her previous Orange win in 2006?

We'll be covering the announcement live from the awards ceremony at the South Bank, London (it's a tough job, but someone has to do it), and will tweet the winner via @guardianbooks, before our comment and news pieces land on the site, but until then, who do you think will scoop the £30,000 prize this year? Could it be another win for Mantel? Over to you.