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Hilary Mantel Nominated For Third Major Book Prize In One Year

PA/Huffington Post UK | Posted 12.05.2013 | UK Entertainment

Novelist Hilary Mantel could become the first person to win all three major book prizes after Bring Up The Bodies was nominated for the Woman's Prize ...

Cherie Blair Helps Keep Women's Prize For Fiction Alive

PA/Huffington Post | Posted 08.12.2012 | Home

Cherie Blair has stepped in to help fund the Women's Prize for Fiction - previously the Orange Prize - while it looks for new sponsors. Organisers ...

Sam Parker

Madeline Miller Wins The Orange Prize 2012 With Debut Novel

HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Parker | Posted 17.12.2012 | Home

Madeline Miller has won The Orange Prize for Fiction 2012 with The Song of Achilles, her debut novel. The American claimed the award - along with ...

Looking Back On 16 Years Of The Orange Prize For Fiction

The Huffington Post UK | Alice E. Vincent | Posted 30.05.2012 | Home

Tonight the last winner of the Orange Prize for Fiction will take away a £30,000 prize and a place in the history books, as the organisers look for a...

Female Writers Who Had To Hide Their Gender

The Huffington Post UK | Alice E. Vincent | Posted 17.04.2012 | Home

The Orange Prize shortlist has been announced - the only annual book prize in the UK that focuses solely on rewarding female authors. Some might fe...

One Brit Makes 2012 Orange Prize Shortlist

The Huffington Post UK | Alice E. Vincent | Posted 17.04.2012 | Home

The Orange Prize has announced its 2012 shortlist. This year sees one British author make the cut, Georgina Harding for her novel Painter of Silen...

Short Fiction: Short, Not Always Sweet, But Perfectly Formed

Will White | Posted 30.05.2012 | Home
Will White

Other than a fairly crucial commitment to brevity, what is it that makes a short story a short story? As the 2012 edition of the world's richest prize for the form comes to a conclusion, I spoke with this year's shortlist to get their own insights into the art and craft of writing short fiction.

Emma Henderson's Desert Island Books

Marissa Chen | Posted 14.03.2012 | Home
Marissa Chen

A former teacher and one-time ski lodge manager, Emma Henderson graduated with a distinction from Birkbeck's MA Creative Writing course in 2006. Her luminous debut, Grace Williams Says It Loud (Sceptre, 2010), was shortlisted for the Wellcome Book Prize and the Orange Prize. A second novel is in the works.

Sam Parker

2011's Award-Winning Books

HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Parker | Posted 12.12.2011 | Home

A 'prize winner' sticker is a powerful thing in the book world, which is why literary awards - particularly the big ones - are important for far more ...