Pascall Prize
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The Pascall Prize for Critical Writing[1] is an annual Australian award for a critic
- whose work over the previous 12 to 18 months has contributed significantly to public appreciation, enjoyment and understanding of the area or areas of the arts in which he or she is involved.[2]
The prize was established in memory of Geraldine Pascall, an Australian journalist.
[edit] Winners
Winners of the prize have included
Year | Winner |
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1988 | David Malouf |
1990 | Marion Halligan |
1991 | Joanna Mendelssohn |
1992 | Alan Saunders |
1993 | Roger Covell and Cyrus Meher-Homji |
1994 | Sandra Hall |
1995 | John McCallum |
1996 | Bruce Elder |
1997 | Adrian Martin |
1998 | Andrew Ford |
1999 | Andrew Riemer |
2000 | Robert Nelson |
2001 | Elizabeth Farrelly |
2002 | Noel Purdon |
2003 | Julie Rigg |
2004 | Peter Craven |
2005 | Gerard Windsor |
2006 | Robert Forster |
[edit] References
- ^ Geraldine Pascall Foundation
- ^ Geraldine Pascall Foundation, Pascall Prize Guidelines