by JAMES ARNETT
“Why was it so hard to see while it was happening that that was what was happening?”
—URSULA K. LeGUIN, In and Out [1]
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Nobel Prize in Literature
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Students, researchers and public have access to archive of Nobel Laureate Kazuo Ishiguro
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LISTEN: Gabriel García Márquez’s Nobel Prize acceptance speech
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ESCUCHE: A Gabriel García Márquez en su discurso de aceptación del Premio Nobel
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