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Category Archives: The Green Carnation Prize 2011
Interview With Catherine Hall, Winner of the Green carnation Prize 2011
After the announcement of the award on Wednesday morning last week, we managed to catch up with the winner of the Green Carnation Prize 2011, to discuss the winning title ‘The Proof of Love’ and winning the award itself, LGBT writing … Continue reading
The Green Carnation Prize Winner 2011 is…
The winner of the Green Carnation 2011 is The Proof of Love by Catherine Hall Catherine Hall has won the 2011 Green Carnation Prize with her second novel, The Proof of Love. Set during the long hot summer of … Continue reading
The Green Carnation Prize Longlist 2011
After an intense nine months of reading, the judges spent almost two days debating and discussing all the submissions for the Green Carnation Prizes second year. This year’s longlist includes a diverse mix of genres, household names, debut authors and … Continue reading
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The 2011 Judges Interviews #5 – Simon Savidge
As the final few days before the Green Carnation Prize judges reveal their longlist for 2011, we thought it would be nice to get to know them a little better while we wait with baited breath for the announcement in … Continue reading
The 2011 Judges Interviews #4 – Michelle Pauli
As the final few days before the Green Carnation Prize judges reveal their longlist for 2011, we thought it would be nice to get to know them a little better while we wait with baited breath for the announcement on … Continue reading
The 2011 Judges Interviews #2 – Stella Duffy
As the final few days before the Green Carnation Prize judges reveal their longlist for 2011, we thought it would be nice to get to know them a little better while we wait with baited breath for the announcement on … Continue reading
The 2011 Judges Interviews #1 – Paul Magrs
As the final few days before the Green Carnation Prize judges reveal their longlist for 2011, we thought it would be nice to get to know them a little better while we wait with baited breath for the announcement on … Continue reading
The Green Carnation Prize Longlist 2011… One Week To Go!
The wait is almost over, in just a week the Green Carnation Longlist 2011 will have been announced. We can reveal at the moment that the judges are reading right up to the wire, revisiting some books and gearing up … Continue reading
The Green Carnation Prize Longlist Deadline Extends…
Due to the phenomenal number of submissions for the Green Carnation Prize 2011 it has been decided that, after a meeting with the judges last week, the deadlines for the Green Carnation Prize 2011 are to be extended. Simon Savidge, … Continue reading
New Look, New Logo’s and New Features…
It has been quite a while since we stated that The Green Carnation Prize website was going to ‘undergo a change’. Now however after nearly two months of planning, discussion, plotting, designs and their tweaks we have a lovely new … Continue reading
