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Chinese woman and place this particular work into a bizarre place where it becomes more offensive". Richardson also cautions that of the "women who have been chosen to have their names âreclaimedâ," many apart from Lee and Sand also "actively blurred the boundaries with how they presented themselves on a day to day basis. This playing with gender presentation alongside a choice of male pseudonyms suggests that there is more going on here than the Womenâs Prize campaign allows space for there to be".
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Unfortunately, the evidence shows that the experiences of male and female writers after they set their pens down are often distinctively different. That's why I've changed my mind about the Orange prize. I still agree with Byatt that the idea of female-specific subject matter is spurious, but I don't
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has additionally pointed out that in renaming Sui Sin Far or Mahlon T. Wing, who "wrote under a
Chinese name as a way of reclaiming her Chinese identity" into Edith Maude Eaton and "publishing her work under her âwhiteâ name, conveyed upon her by her white British father," the campaign "strip her of
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of 1991, when none of the six shortlisted books was by a woman, despite some 60% of novels published that year being by female authors. A group of women and men working in the industry â authors, publishers, agents, booksellers, librarians, journalists â therefore met to discuss the issue. Research
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Other criticisms expressed skepticism about the series' understanding of "pseudonymity" and "anonymity" and questioned the implicit assumptions behind its creation, namely that it is possible to "reclaim" a self which is not one's own; that a legal or given name is necessarily more relevant or, in
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In May 2014, Baileys Women's Prize for
Fiction launched the #ThisBook campaign to find out which books, written by women, have had the biggest impact on readers. Nineteen "inspirational women" were chosen to launch the campaign and then thousands of people from the "general public" submitted their
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similarly cautioned that a "one-size-fits-all approach overlooks the complexities of publishing history, in which pseudonyms arenât always about conforming to patriarchal or other obvious standard", noting that Vernon Lee entirely abandoned the legal name Violet Paget both on the page and off it,
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worked with the prize organisers to republish "25 books previously published under male pen names, with the real female authorsâ names finally printed on the covers, to honour their achievements and give them the credit they deserve" as part of the series "Reclaim Her Name". Among the books were
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transgender author has been nominated for the prize. Women's prize judge
Professor Kate Williams said that the panel did not know Emezi was non-binary when the book was chosen, but she said Emezi was happy to be nominated. Non-binary commentator Vic Parsons wrote that the nomination raised
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the words of the campaign, "real" than a chosen one; and that the authors republished as part of the series would have chosen to use a different professional name than the one they invented and maintained throughout their careers and sometimes personal lives. The academic journal
804:, said the Prize "was not born into an innocent republic of letters" when it comes to a history of women writers being discriminated against. She concluded: "For readers and writers, in sum, the more prizes the better, however they are structured, and philosophy be damned."
736:, who gradually adopted them, George Eliot chose to continue writing as Eliot even after having been "outed" as Marian Evans Lewes, appearing even to have "relished being thought of as male, and disappointed when people thought otherwise". Amy Richardson at
873:. Joanna Prior, Chair of Trustees for the Women's Prize for Fiction, has stated that in the prize's terms and conditions, "the word 'woman' equates to a cis woman, a transgender woman, or anyone who is legally defined as a woman or of the female sex".
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while George Sand incorporated it into her public presentation, as part of which she also wore menswear, smoked and engaged in behaviours which queered gender boundaries of the time. Similarly, Grace Lavery has pointed out that, unlike
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that the campaign's use of the authors' legal and given names "blatantly ignores their own decisions about how to present their works, and in some instances, perhaps even how to present themselves". Catherine Taylor of
224:, a telecommunications company. In May 2012, it was announced Orange would be ending its corporate sponsorship of the prize. There was no corporate sponsor for 2013; sponsorship was by "private benefactors", led by
205:. Typically, a longlist of nominees is announced around March each year, followed by a shortlist in June; within days the winner is announced. The winner is selected by a board of "five leading women" each year.
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In June 2017, the prize announced that it would change its name to simply "Women's Prize for
Fiction" starting in 2018, and would be supported by a family of sponsors. As of 2023 the family of sponsors includes
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The campaign has been controversial, attracting criticism from the press as well as scholars and publishers. Among the criticisms were a number of factual errors: Reclaim Her Name published the biographical
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Fiction published a list of 50 contemporary "essential reads". The books were chosen by a sample of 500 people attending the
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and represent the audience's "must have" books by living UK writers. The list is called the Orange Prize for
Fiction's "50 Essential Reads by Contemporary Authors".
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have been longlisted? I highly doubt it." After the nomination, it was announced that the Women's Prize Trust was working on new guidelines for
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said there would soon be a prize for "writers with red hair".
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1142:"How prize that used to be Orange was saved â and rebranded"
926:"Small Island voted best Orange prize winner of past decade"
1385:"Which books by women have had the biggest impact on you?"
1221:"Women's Prize for Fiction: Baileys withdraws sponsorship"
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313:, would be awarded for the first time in 2024, with a
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The winner of the 2024 Women's Prize for Fiction was
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1967:"Orange prize winner rejects claims of plagiarism"
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1696:"Down With These So-Called "Gender Categories"!"
1595:"Why #ReclaimHerName is White Feminist Bullshit"
1170:"Baileys all round at Women's Prize for fiction"
1318:, see "Awards and Prizes" by Vana Avegerinou,
1111:"Orange to cease sponsorship of Fiction Prize"
1772:"A. S. Byatt denounces 'sexist' Orange prize"
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1799:"Booker prize author joins Orange shortlist"
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1599:The Attic On Eighth
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420:Pride and Prejudice
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647:Frederick Douglass
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497:Gone With The Wind
453:The Secret History
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1052:"About the Prize"
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