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2009 prize papers
Catalogue reference: BP/1/41
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- 2009 prize papers
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- 2008-2010
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- Oxford Brookes University: Special Collections
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The award ceremony was held on 6 Oct 2009.The shortlisted authors were:Hilary Mantel with the winning novel 'Wolf Hall', published by Fourth Estate,A. S. Byatt with 'The Children's Book', published by Chatto & Windus,J. M. Coetzee with 'Summertime', published by Harvill Secker,Adam Foulds with 'The Quickening Maze', published by Jonathan Cape,Simon Mawer with 'The Glass Room', published by Little, Brown, andSarah Waters with 'The Little Stranger', published by Virago.The Judges were James Naughtie (Chair), Lucasta Miller, John Mullan, Sue Perkins, and Michael Prodger.
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BP/1
Booker Prize papers
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Papers of the Booker Literary Prizes
Within the series: BP/1
Booker Prize papers
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2009 prize papers