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4 Indian-Origin Authors Long-Listed for UK's Folio Prize
Four Indian-origin authors including the Kolkata-born Neel Mukherjee, who lost out on this year's Booker Prize, have been long-listed for a prestigious British literary prize.
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott Rebuffs Booker Prize Winner Criticism
Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Thursday brushed off criticism about Australia's environmental policies by newly crowned Booker Prize winner Richard Flanagan, saying the country had "a very, very strong" record.
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Booker Prize Winning Novelist Richard Flanagan 'Ashamed to be Australian'
Booker Prize winning novelist Richard Flanagan said he was "ashamed to be Australian" during a scathing attack on the environmental policies of his home nation.
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Australian Author Richard Flanagan Wins Man Booker Fiction Prize
Australian writer Richard Flanagan won the Booker Prize on Tuesday with a visceral book about wartime brutality and its aftermath - a novel the head of the judging team said was as powerful as a kick in the stomach.
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4 Indian-Origin Authors Long-Listed for UK's Folio Prize
Four Indian-origin authors including the Kolkata-born Neel Mukherjee, who lost out on this year's Booker Prize, have been long-listed for a prestigious British literary prize.
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott Rebuffs Booker Prize Winner Criticism
Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Thursday brushed off criticism about Australia's environmental policies by newly crowned Booker Prize winner Richard Flanagan, saying the country had "a very, very strong" record.
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Booker Prize Winning Novelist Richard Flanagan 'Ashamed to be Australian'
Booker Prize winning novelist Richard Flanagan said he was "ashamed to be Australian" during a scathing attack on the environmental policies of his home nation.
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Australian Author Richard Flanagan Wins Man Booker Fiction Prize
Australian writer Richard Flanagan won the Booker Prize on Tuesday with a visceral book about wartime brutality and its aftermath - a novel the head of the judging team said was as powerful as a kick in the stomach.
