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Amos Oz and Ismail Kadare named on Man Booker international prize longlist
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13 books from 11 different languages have been longlisted for the Man Booker international prize. The Guardian reports that books from Europe dominate the longlist, alongside two Israeli novels, and one apiece from China and Argentina.

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