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This year, it's Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison who's pocketing the big bucks.

Updated at 10.15am BST 8.17am BST It's Nobel peace prize time again... Of all the gongs handed out annually by the Norwegian committee, this is traditionally the most anticipated and most controversial, not least because "peace" is such a broad remit, and contributions to it so hard to pin down.

It's October, so it's Nobel prize season.

It was Nobel's wish that "the most worthy shall receive the prize, whether he be a Scandinavian or not".

The use of ammonium nitrate in explosives had been patented by others in Sweden in 1867, but it was Nobel who made the new "extra dynamites" successful by devising gelatins that contained from 20 to 60 percent ammonium nitrate.

It may be Nobel season in the rest of the world, but among Britain's scientists, it's protest week.

It's the Nobel prize of science writing and we really wanted to be especially careful with getting the best possible list," said Bryson.

On the heels of the runaway success of the Sara Gruen novel "Water for Elephants," another writer is about to take aim at the best-seller list with a novel populated with elephants — only this time it's the Nobel Prize-winning author José Saramago, who we assume will have a slightly different take on the subject.

It's like "Nobel prizes given out in an atmosphere of high school bitchiness.

I assume it's because the Nobel is too often awarded on the basis of the writer's so-called "life narrative", and Atwood's adventures have been mostly imaginative ones.

More than half of his subjects were Nobel laureates.