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Literature favourites reads Pamuk, Roth. This lady's favourites Kundera, Oates also possibilities.
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Oates is certainly a very nice choice,but the committe sometimes comes up with surprisingly anonymous names as Dario Fo.There have been rumours of Pynchon getting nominated(Come November-Waiting for "Against the Day").If Roth is considered then Updike deserves it as well.How about Carlos Fuentes for a choice?
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9:44 PM, September 29, 2006