Credit: The Guardian
The finalists for the 2013 Man Booker International Prize has been been announced. Of the ten writers announced, Marie NDiaye, of French and Senegalese parentage, is one of them.
The Man Booker International Prize is awarded for the consideration of a body of work, not just a particular book. The winner of the £60,000 prize will be announced on 22 May in London.
It is worth knowing that Marie NDiaye is the most youthful Man Booker International finalist to date. She is 45.
NDiaye’s novel, Trois Femmes Puissantes which won the Prix Goncourt in 2009 has now been released in English as Three Strong Women.
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Geosi Reads 
yeah, I got the news. I have added her book in my TBR. However, I do not if to read her novel in the original version or the translation. We shall see. In any case I have never get to like books winner of the Man Booker… I found them to be all drudgery. here is my link
http://maryokekereviews.blogspot.com.es/search/label/Booker%20Prize
The Gods of Small Things and The Farmished Road are perfect examples.
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I’m heading towards the link now. Thanks, Mary.
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let me know your thoughts.
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nice to see her on the list three strong women is a wonderful book ,all the best stu
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Thanks, stu
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Thanks for sharing, Geosi. Hope you are doing great 🙂
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