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| Wole Soyinka was the first african to recieve the |
| Nobel Prize seven years after this letter was written! |
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| Finnish epic teller Väinö Linna |
| and short-lived poet Saarikoski |
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| The two Dumas, Eugene Scribe and |
| the "Jekyll/Hyde" creator Stevenson |
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| TS Eliot |
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| Allen Ginzburg, Elie Wiesel, |
Garcia Marquez and chinese Pa Chin |
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| American poet Robert Penn Warren typing |
| and earthy novelist Erskine Caldwell |
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| Arthur Miller, Henry Roth, Ginsburg, |
| Henry Miller and M*A*S*H* Gelbart |
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| Sci-fi writer Ray Bradbury |
descibed the colonisation of Mars |
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| "Pippi" mother Astrid Lindgren |
| and illustrator Ilon Wikland |
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| Solzenitsyn, Sholohov, Lagerlöf, |
| Samuel Beckett and John Steinbeck |
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| Carl Sandburg, Maugham, Ibsen |
Bellow and Berta von Suttner |
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| "Hercule Poirot" mum Agatha Christie |
| and "Maigret" dad George Simenon |
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| Visionary Arthur C Clarke |
| wrote about both 2001 and 2010 |
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| Science fiction writers Heinlein |
| LeGuin, Stanislaw Lem and Asimov |
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| Chinese writers Gao Xingjian, Li Rui |
| and noted female poet Shu Ting |
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| banned Rushdie, "Negritude" Cesaire |
| Hugo Claus and kibbutznick Amos Oz |
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| FDC signed by 19 writers [ list ] |
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| Swedish Nobel Literature FDC´s with |
| Derek Walcott and Toni Morrison |
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| Two more Swedish Nobel FDC´s with |
| Gordimer and Wislava Szymborska |
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| the dark austrian horse Elfride Jelinek |
| surprisingly won the 200x Nobel Prize |
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| Prominent contemporary swedes Bo Bergman, |
| Moberg, Lundkvist, Lo-Johansson and Tranströmer |
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| Elias Canetti, Szymborska, Czeslaw Milosz |
| and Odysseus Elytis, signing in greek style |
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| French triptyque specialist Claude Simon |
| and Greek poet Elytis signing in latin |
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| Gunther Grass, "The Man with No Way" Imre Kertesz |
| prominent poet Joseph Brodsky and Doris Lessing |
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| epic story tellers Isaac B.Singer |
| Camilo José Cela and V.S.Naipaul |
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| angry young englishmen Tom Stoppard |
| Harold Pinter and Kingsley Amis |
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| James Dickey made a memorable "Deliverance" |
| here uncovering his swedish kindred spirit |
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| Mario Vargas Llosa (twice), Michel Tournier [ov] |
| and the popular Dennis Potter |
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| Brazil novelists Amado and "Alkemista" Coelho |
| side by side with José Saramago and Fuentes |
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