Thread: Nobel Prize in Literature: Patrick Modiano wins Nobel
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Old 10-06-2014, 05:47 PM   #8
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You've not heard of Haruki Murakami?

(I realize he hasn't won. But there's a strong possibility that he might.)
Seriously, I haven't. I mostly read dead 19th century authors; plus a few modern ones - Herbert, Asimov, D Brown, S Collins, AC Clarke, etc.
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