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2004 prize papers
Catalogue reference: BP/1/36
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This record is about the 2004 prize papers dating from 2003-2005.
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- 2004 prize papers
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Date (When the record was created)
- 2003-2005
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- Oxford Brookes University: Special Collections
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The award ceremony was held on 19 Oct 2004.The shortlisted authors were:Alan Hollinghurst with the winning novel 'The Line of Beauty', published by Picador,Achmat Dangor with 'Bitter Fruit', published by Atlantic,Sarah Hall with 'The Electric Michelangelo', published by Faber & Faber,David Mitchell with 'Cloud Atlas', published by Sceptre,Colm Tóibín with 'The Master', published by Picador, andGerard Woodward with 'I'll Go to Bed at Noon', published by Chatto & Windus.The Judges were Chris Smith (Chair), Tibor Fischer, Robert Macfarlane, Rowan Pelling, and Fiammetta Rocco.
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BP/1
Booker Prize papers
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Papers of the Booker Literary Prizes
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Booker Prize papers
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2004 prize papers