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The underappreciated Murakami and his flirting years with the Nobel Prize


Again this year, hardcore Haruki Murakami fans had to give up on their hopes. Their beloved writer, the best-seller author who published millions of copies translated in over 50 languages, has been passed over by someone else in the race for the world’s most prestigious literary award.

Again this year, hardcore Haruki Murakami fans had to give up on their hopes. Their beloved writer, the best-seller author who published millions of copies translated in over 50 languages, has been passed over by someone else in the race for the world’s most prestigious literary award.

 

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