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Andrew Miller

Form is Temporary, Class is Permanent

Hugh Salmon | Posted 25.03.2012 | Home
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Hugh Salmon

"Form is temporary. Class is permanent." This phrase, heard most often in my life in a cricketing context, came to mind today as I was helping to judge the BMS Seasonal Book Marketing Awards (a much more modest event than yesterday's Costa Book Awards, won by Andrew Miller's novel Pure).

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Sam Parker

Costa Winner Andrew Miller: 'I Owe Early Career To Carol Ann Duffy'

HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Parker | Posted 25.01.2012 | Home
Read More: Christie Watson, Andrew Miller, Costa Awards, Moira Young, Books, Now All Roads Lead to France. Carol Ann Duffy, Costa Book of the Year 2011, Matthew Hollis, Award-Winning Books, Home News

Andrew Miller, winner of the 2011 Costa Book of the Year award with his novel Pure, has paid tribute to his rival Carol Ann Duffy. The Bristol-born...

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Julian Barnes Beaten While Carol Ann Duffy Wins In Costa Book Award Shortlist

Posted 17.12.2012 | Home
Read More: Christie Watson, Andrew Miller, Moira Young, Carol Ann Duffy, 2011 Costa Book Awards, UK Books, Book Award, Slidepollajax, Matthew Hollis, Award-Winning Books, Home News

Some bold choices in the 2011 Costa Books Awards has seen Andrew Miller beat Booker Prize winner Julian Barnes to win Best Novel and Matthew Hollis's ...

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Unfounded Health And Safety Concerns Threaten Future Scientists

Lucy Sherriff | Posted 13.11.2011 | UK Universities & Education
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Health and safety concerns are being used as a "convenient excuse" by schools to avoid practicals and field trips for students, in moves that could th...

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