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Booker International Prize

Han Kang and Deborah Smith win the Booker

18. May 2016Sandra van LentePrizesBooker International Prize, indie publishing, translation

This year’s Man Booker International Prize went to Han Kang’s novel “The Vegetarian”, translated by Deborah Smith. While I haven’t read the novel, yet, I had the pleasure of meeting Deborah Smith at this year’s London Book Fair. I was very impressed by her comments on a panel on translations […] Read more

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