Man Booker 2012 Shadow Group

Warwickshire Super Readers tackle the 2012 Man Booker. We predicted the winner in 2010. Can we do it again?

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Saturday, 22 September 2012

Bring Up the Bodies Review

Tudor times brought to vivid life

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Tue 11 Sep

Shortlist announced

Thu 13 Sep

Meeting @ Southam 6.45-8.45 pm

Mon 1 Oct

Meeting @ Nuneaton 6.45-8.45 pm

Mon 15 Oct

Meeting @ Stratford 6.45-8.45 pm

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About the Man Booker

The prize, which celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2008 after launching in 1969, aims to promote the finest in fiction by rewarding the best novel of the year written by a citizen of the United Kingdom, the Commonwealth or the Republic of Ireland.To maintain the consistent excellence of the Man Booker Prize, judges are chosen from a wide range of disciplines, including critics, writers and academics, but also poets, politicians and actors, all with a passion for quality fiction.

The winner of the Man Booker Prize receives £50,000 and, like all the shortlisted authors, a cheque for £2,500 and a designer bound copy of their book. Fulfilling one of the objectives of the prize - to encourage the widest possible readership for the best in literary fiction - the winner and the shortlisted authors now enjoy a dramatic increase in book sales worldwide.

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