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Longlist Announced For International Prize For Arabic Fiction 2013

Posted at 8:38AM Friday 07 Dec 2012

The longlist of 16 novels in the running for the International Prize for Arabic Fiction 2013 is announced today, Thursday 6 December 2013. The contenders were selected from 133 entries from 15 countries, published in the last 12 months.

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