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			The [[Miles Franklin award]] is one of Australia's most prestigious literary prizes, established in 1957 by the State Library of New South Wales. Named after Miles Franklin, a renowned Australian author and feminist, the award recognizes excellence in Australian literature, particularly novels that demonstrate literary merit, originality, and a significant contribution to the nation's cultural narrative. The prize is awarded annually to an Australian citizen for the best novel published in the preceding year, with the winner receiving a cash prize and a commemorative sculpture.
	9 out of 10 most recent winners have been women.

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			The [[Miles Franklin award]] was founded to honor the legacy of Miles Franklin, who was not only a celebrated writer but also an advocate for women's rights and social reform. Her novel My Brilliant Career (1901) is widely regarded as a cornerstone of Australian literature. The award's criteria emphasize the importance of storytelling that reflects the Australian experience, often highlighting works that explore themes of identity, history, and social change.

			{{H2\|Criteria and Eligibility}}
			To be eligible, a novel must be written by an Australian citizen and published in the year preceding the award. The judging panel evaluates entries based on literary quality, originality, and the work's contribution to Australian literature. The award is unique in its focus on novels, distinguishing it from other literary prizes that may include poetry or non-fiction.

			{{H2\|Notable Winners}}
			Over the decades, the [[Miles Franklin award]] has been awarded to a diverse range of authors, including prominent figures such as Thomas Keneally, for Schindler's Ark (1982), and Peter Carey, for True History of the Kelly Gang (2000). Recent recipients, such as Shankari Chandran for her novel Trojan Horse (2023), have continued to reflect the award's commitment to recognizing innovative and impactful storytelling.

			{{H2\|Gender Representation}}
			In recent years, the [[Miles Franklin award]] has seen a notable shift in gender representation, with 90% of the most recent winners being women. This trend highlights the growing prominence of female authors in Australian literature and underscores the award's role in celebrating diverse voices.

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		⚫	- [Shankari Chandran wins Miles Franklin Literary Award for Trojan Horse novel](https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australia/shankari-chandran-wins-miles-franklin-literary-award-for-trojan-horse-novel/ar-AA1ejU0n)
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