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Taiwanese Novel Wins International Booker Prize
A Taiwanese novel, described as 'slyly sophisticated' and pretending to be a Japanese memoir, has won the International Booker Prize. This marks the first time a novel written in Mandarin has received the prestigious award.
20 May, 07:31 — 20 May, 13:19
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indian-expressMostly Factual103d ago
‘Slyly sophisticated’: How a Taiwanese novel pretending to be a Japanese memoir won the International Booker
By Aishwarya Khosla
Read full article →Daily SabahMixed103d ago
‘Taiwan Travelogue’ wins International Booker Prize
Taiwanese author Yang Shuang-zi and translator Lin King won the International Booker Prize on Tuesday for 'Taiwan Travelogue,” a historical romance set in Japan-occupied Taiwan in...
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First report: Daily Sabah · 20 May, 07:31|Full coverage: 5 · 6h|Window: 6h
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