Bernice Rubens

Honors and Awards

YearAwardWork
1970 Man Booker Prize The Elected Member
1978 Nominated - Man Booker Prize A Five-Year Sentence
1970 Nominated - Man Booker Prize The Elected Member
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Written works by Bernice Rubens

TitlePublishedGenre
A Solitary Grief 1991 Fiction
The Elected Member 1970 Novel
Madame Sousatzka. Roman.
L'autre Messie
The waiting game Fiction
Yesterday in the back lane
Nine lives
I Sent a Letter to My Love Fiction
The Sergeants' Tale
Sunday Best
Mr. Wakefields Crusade Fiction
Mother Russia
When I Grow Up Autobiography
Brothers Fiction
I, Dreyfus Fiction
Set on Edge Fiction
Kingdom come
Our Father Fiction
A Five-Year Sentence
Birds of passage
Autobiopsy
Spring sonata
Mate in three
Go Tell Lemming
Milwaukee
Favours
Es geschah in einer Seitenstrasse
The Ponsonby post
A Short Text of Clinical Oncology
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q:
    What was Bernice Rubens' ethnicity?
  • A:
    Bernice Rubens was of Jewish descent.
  • Q:
    What was Bernice Rubens' occupation?
  • A:
    Bernice Rubens was an accomplished novelist.
  • Q:
    Which popular books have been composed by writer, Bernice Rubens?
  • A:
    Popular books include:
    - The Elected Member
    - A Solitary Grief
    - Madame Sousatzka. Roman.
    - L'autre Messie
    - The waiting game
    - Yesterday in the back lane
    - Nine lives
  • Q:
    How did Bernice Rubens die?
  • A:
    Her death was caused by a stroke.
  • Q:
    For which awards has Bernice Rubens been nominated?
  • A:
    Award nominations include:
    - Man Booker Prize for "A Five-Year Sentence"
    - Man Booker Prize for "The Elected Member"
  • Q:
    What religion did Bernice Rubens practice?
  • A:
    Judaism was Bernice Rubens' chosen religion.
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