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Orange Prize long-listing for THE SEALED LETTER

Emma Donoghue’s novel, THE SEALED LETTER, has been long-listed for the Orange Prize for Fiction 2012. Her previous novel, ROOM, was short-listed for the 2011 prize.

Drawn from the details of the Codrington Affair, a scandalous divorce case that gripped Britain in 1864, THE SEALED LETTER is both a gripping courtroom thriller and a domestic exposé of friendship, betrayal, love, and infidelity.



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The 20-strong longlist in full:

Island of Wings — Karin Altenberg (Quercus)

On the Floor — Aifric Campbell (Serpent’s Tail)

The Grief of Others — Leah Hager Cohen (The Clerkenwell Press)

The Sealed Letter — Emma Donoghue (Picador)

Half Blood Blues — Esi Edugyan (Serpent’s Tail)

The Forgotten Waltz — Anne Enright (Jonathan Cape)

The Flying Man — Roopa Farooki (Headline Review)

Lord of Misrule — Jaimy Gordon (Quercus)

Painter of Silence — Georgina Harding (Bloomsbury)

Gillespie and I — Jane Harris (Faber)

The Trans­lation of the Bones — Francesca Kay (Weidenfeld & Nicolson)

The Blue Book — A L Kennedy (Jonathan Cape)

The Night Circus — Erin Morgenstern (Harvill Secker)

The Song of Achilles — Madeline Miller (Bloomsbury)

Foreign Bodies — Cynthia Ozick (Atlantic Books)

State of Wonder — Ann Patchett (Bloomsbury)

There but for the — Ali Smith (Hamish Hamilton)

The Pink Hotel — Anna Stothard (Alma Books)

Tides of War — Stella Tillyard (Chatto & Windus)

The Submission — Amy Waldman (William Heinemann)

 

The shortlist will be announced on 17th April, with the winner crowned on 30th May.

Read more about the long-list via The Bookseller, The Irish Times, The Guardian and The National Post»

Find out more about THE SEALED LETTER»

 

 

8 March 2012
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