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669: 吾輩は名無しである [sage] 2017/10/05(木) 04:10:04.66 ID:Qe1T1wn4

Many reject Murakami as Nobel Prize winner（英訳）
https://www.nrk.no/kultur/japansk-forfatter-pa-topp-hos-spillselskapene-1.13715730

- Hope at Atwood
The Canadian writer, poet and climate activist Margaret Atwood end up in the 7th century with both Betsson and Unibet.
"With her high-level science fiction universes, she had been a very fun choice," says NRK's ??critic Marta Norheim.

" It is not first and foremost not popularity The Swedish Academy is keen on, notes literature critic Marta Norheim.

- The Nobel Prize is a prize that will make good writers known, so promising these is their role. As such,
the Syrian poet Adunis may be a joker this year.

"The South Korean poet Ko UN is also a very exciting candidate," she says.

- Hope for Jon Fosse
Literary critic in Adresseavisen in Trondheim, Terje Eidsvag, has also looked at the lists of gaming companies.
But he thinks it's most exciting if an outsider wins.

"I hope it's a little unknown author, but it should also be one that writes fiction books.
Perhaps Norwegian Jon Fosse gets it, he says.

http://mevius.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/book/1496673124/669

678: 吾輩は名無しである [sage] 2017/10/05(木) 12:42:37.26 ID:UgixdT9g

Nobel Prize 2017: So, think international literature connoisseurs（英訳）
https://www.svt.se/kultur/bok/sa-tror-och-tycker-varldens-litteraturkannare

The cultures have raised two questions to authors and literary critics
from Kenya, France and the United States - who do you think will win the prize and who wants to win?

Christian Lorentzen himself is hoping for the Albanian poet Ismail Kadare.

Peter Kimani is a Kenyan journalist, poet and author.
- I hope Ng?g? will be legitimately recognized this year, says Peter Kimani.

"He has been waiting for a long time, and has received all the other great prizes besides just Nobel's literature prize.
It gives a fingernail of the impact that exists in his work.

Bruno Corty, literary journalist of the French magazine Le Figaro, strikes a battle for Western roman literature.
American Joyce Carol Oates, Canadian Margret Atwood and Italian Claudio Magris
are would be all worthy winners, according to him.

"But it would be a little extra if the price went to Portugal Antonio Lobo Antunes.
He is enormously big and has meant a lot for European literature.

"Now, I think the Academy will return to a choice that is a bit more anticipated.
I think the price may well go to Ng?g? wa Thiong'o, which has been favorite for a long time now.

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