LONDON: Independent publishers dominated the shortlist for Britain’s Man Booker International Prize, which was announced on Thursday and celebrates translated works of fiction from around the globe.
Six authors and their translators are competing for the £50,000 ($71,312) prize, with the works translated from four European languages, South Korean, and Arabic.
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