Green Carnation Prize - Revision history

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Ross Burgess: /* Judges */

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Judges

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	==Judges==		==Judges==
	For 2013 the judges ~~are~~:		For 2013 the judges were:
	*[[Uli Lenart]], events press and online manager at [[Gay's the Word]]		*[[Uli Lenart]], events press and online manager at [[Gay's the Word]]
	*[[Christopher Bryant]], editor and co-founder of [[Polari Magazine]]		*[[Christopher Bryant]], editor and co-founder of [[Polari Magazine]]

Ross Burgess: /* Winners */ adding 2013 winner

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Winners: adding 2013 winner

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	* 2010: ''Paperboy'' by [[Christopher Fowler]]		* 2010: ''Paperboy'' by [[Christopher Fowler]]
	* 2011: ''The Proof of Love'' by [[Catherine Hall]]		* 2011: ''The Proof of Love'' by [[Catherine Hall]]
	* 2012 ''A Perfectly Good Man'' by [[Patrick Gale]] (jointly with ''Moffie'' by the South African writer André Carl Van Der Merwe)		* 2012: ''A Perfectly Good Man'' by [[Patrick Gale]] (jointly with ''Moffie'' by the South African writer André Carl Van Der Merwe)
			* 2013: ''Far from the Tree'' by [[Andrew Solomon]]

	==Judges==		==Judges==

Ross Burgess at 13:21, 10 January 2014

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	'''The Green Carnation Prize''' is a literary prize for any form of the written word by an LGBT writer.		[[File:Green Carnation Prize 2013.jpg\|thumb\|2013 logo]]'''The Green Carnation Prize''' is a literary prize for any form of the written word by an LGBT writer.

	In 2010 the writer [[Paul Magrs]] tweeted about the “scandalous lack of prizes for gay men” in the UK, which led to the journalist and blogger [[Simon Savidge]] approaching Paul about making an actual prize for gay men’s writing.<ref>http://greencarnationprize.wordpress.com/about/</ref> For 2011 the prize was opened to all LGBT writers.		In 2010 the writer [[Paul Magrs]] tweeted about the “scandalous lack of prizes for gay men” in the UK, which led to the journalist and blogger [[Simon Savidge]] approaching Paul about making an actual prize for gay men’s writing.<ref>http://greencarnationprize.wordpress.com/about/</ref> For 2011 the prize was opened to all LGBT writers.

Ross Burgess: /* References */

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References

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Ross Burgess: /* Winners */

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Winners

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	* 2010: ''Paperboy'' by [[Christopher Fowler]]		* 2010: ''Paperboy'' by [[Christopher Fowler]]
	* 2011: ''The Proof of Love'' by [[Catherine Hall]]		* 2011: ''The Proof of Love'' by [[Catherine Hall]]
	* 2012 ''A Perfectly Good Man'' by [[Patrick Gale]] (jointly with ''Moffie'' by the South African writer André Carl Van Der Merwe		* 2012 ''A Perfectly Good Man'' by [[Patrick Gale]] (jointly with ''Moffie'' by the South African writer André Carl Van Der Merwe)

	==Judges==		==Judges==

Ross Burgess: Created page with "'''The Green Carnation Prize''' is a literary prize for any form of the written word by an LGBT writer. In 2010 the writer Paul Magrs tweeted about the “scandalous lack..."

2013-08-25T18:20:42Z

Created page with "'''The Green Carnation Prize''' is a literary prize for any form of the written word by an LGBT writer. In 2010 the writer Paul Magrs tweeted about the “scandalous lack..."

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'''The Green Carnation Prize''' is a literary prize for any form of the written word by an LGBT writer.

In 2010 the writer [[Paul Magrs]] tweeted about the “scandalous lack of prizes for gay men” in the UK, which led to the journalist and blogger [[Simon Savidge]] approaching Paul about making an actual prize for gay men’s writing.<ref>http://greencarnationprize.wordpress.com/about/</ref> For 2011 the prize was opened to all LGBT writers.

==Winners==
* 2010: ''Paperboy'' by [[Christopher Fowler]]
* 2011: ''The Proof of Love'' by [[Catherine Hall]]
* 2012 ''A Perfectly Good Man'' by [[Patrick Gale]] (jointly with ''Moffie'' by the South African writer André Carl Van Der Merwe

==Judges==
For 2013 the judges are:
*[[Uli Lenart]], events press and online manager at [[Gay's the Word]]
*[[Christopher Bryant]], editor and co-founder of [[Polari Magazine]]
*Sarah Henshaw, owner of The Book Barge
*[[Kerry Hudson]], novelist
*[[Clayton Littlewood]], performer and writer

==References==
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