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	[[File:Rupert Smith author.jpg\|thumb\|Rupert Smith]]'''Rupert Smith''' (born 1960) is a novelist, author of ''A Man's World''.		[[File:Rupert Smith author.jpg\|thumb\|Rupert Smith]]'''Rupert Smith''' (born 1960) is a novelist, author of ''A Man's World''.

	Rupert Smith was born in Washington and grew up in Surrey. He has lived in London since 1978. After graduating with a BA in English, he continued his studies at the [[University of London]] and in 1986 completed his PhD in theatre history.<ref>http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/102170.Rupert_Smith</ref>		Rupert Smith was born in Washington DC and grew up in Surrey. He has lived in London since 1978. After graduating with a BA in English, he continued his studies at the [[University of London]] and in 1986 completed his PhD in theatre history.<ref>http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/102170.Rupert_Smith</ref>

	''A Man's World'' was shortlisted for the [[Green Carnation Prize]] in 2012 and was joint winner of the [[Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]] in 2011.		''A Man's World'' was shortlisted for the [[Green Carnation Prize]] in 2012 and was joint winner of the [[Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]] in 2011.

Ross Burgess at 17:01, 27 March 2016

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	[[File:Rupert Smith author.jpg\|thumb\|Rupert Smith]]'''Rupert Smith''' (born 1960) is a novelist, author of ''A Man's World''.		[[File:Rupert Smith author.jpg\|thumb\|Rupert Smith]]'''Rupert Smith''' (born 1960) is a novelist, author of ''A Man's World''.

	Rupert Smith was born in Washington and grew up in Surrey. He has lived in London since 1978. After graduating with a BA in English, he continued his studies at the University of London and in 1986 completed his PhD in theatre history.<ref>http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/102170.Rupert_Smith</ref>		Rupert Smith was born in Washington and grew up in Surrey. He has lived in London since 1978. After graduating with a BA in English, he continued his studies at the [[University of London]] and in 1986 completed his PhD in theatre history.<ref>http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/102170.Rupert_Smith</ref>

	''A Man's World'' was shortlisted for the [[Green Carnation Prize]] in 2012 and was joint winner of the [[Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]] in 2011.		''A Man's World'' was shortlisted for the [[Green Carnation Prize]] in 2012 and was joint winner of the [[Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]] in 2011.

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	'''Rupert Smith''' is a novelist, author of ''A Man's World''.		[[File:Rupert Smith author.jpg\|thumb\|Rupert Smith]]'''Rupert Smith''' (born 1960) is a novelist, author of ''A Man's World''.

			Rupert Smith was born in Washington and grew up in Surrey. He has lived in London since 1978. After graduating with a BA in English, he continued his studies at the University of London and in 1986 completed his PhD in theatre history.<ref>http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/102170.Rupert_Smith</ref>

	''A Man's World'' was shortlisted for the [[Green Carnation Prize]] in 2012 and was joint winner of the [[Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]] in 2011.		''A Man's World'' was shortlisted for the [[Green Carnation Prize]] in 2012 and was joint winner of the [[Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]] in 2011.

	Rupert Smith was listed number 89 in the [[Pride Power List 2011]].		Rupert Smith was listed number 89 in the [[Pride Power List 2011]].

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Ross Burgess at 08:11, 21 June 2012

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	''A Man's World'' was shortlisted for the [[Green Carnation Prize]] in 2012 and was joint winner of the [[Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]] in 2011.		''A Man's World'' was shortlisted for the [[Green Carnation Prize]] in 2012 and was joint winner of the [[Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]] in 2011.

	Rupert Smith ws listed number 89 in the [[Pride Power List 2011]].		Rupert Smith was listed number 89 in the [[Pride Power List 2011]].

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	[[Category:Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]]		[[Category:Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]]
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	''A Man's World'' was shortlisted for the [[Green Carnation Prize]] in 2012 and was joint winner of the [[Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]] in 2011.		''A Man's World'' was shortlisted for the [[Green Carnation Prize]] in 2012 and was joint winner of the [[Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]] in 2011.

			Rupert Smith ws listed number 89 in the [[Pride Power List 2011]].

	[[Category:Novelists]]		[[Category:Novelists]]
	[[Category:Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]]		[[Category:Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]]
			[[Category:Pride Power List 2011]]

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'''Rupert Smith''' is a novelist, author of ''A Man's World''.

''A Man's World'' was shortlisted for the [[Green Carnation Prize]] in 2012 and was joint winner of the [[Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]] in 2011.

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[[Category:Stonewall Writer of the Year Award]]