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1. Nancy Huston Wins Bad Sex in Literature Award for Infrared
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By: Jason Boog, on 12/4/2012
Blog: Galley Cat (Mediabistro) (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags:  Uncategorized, Tom Wolfe, Nicola Barker, Ben Masters, Craig Raine, Nancy Huston, Nicholas Coleridge, Paul Mason, Sam Mills, Add a tag

Nancy Huston has won the Literary Review’s annual Bad Sex in Literature Award for her novel, Infrared.

Follow this link to read an excerpt from the novel. Below, we’ve linked to free samples of all the books on the list. Now in its 20th year, the award continues a tradition of “gentle chastisement of the worst excesses of the literary novel.”

Here’s more from the journal: “For a confessional account on Bad Sex judging by Literary Review‘s senior editor Jonathan Beckman, read his piece in the Financial Times. You will also be able to read a more detailed report on this year’s shortlist in Literary Review‘s December / January double issue. For snippets from the shortlist, follow Literary Review‘s twitter account, @lit_review. The tweets are tagged as #LRBadSex2012.”

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