DisgraceCoetzee, J. M.
9780099461920
Elizabeth Costello
ISBN 10: 0099461927 / 0-09-946192-7
ISBN 13: 9780099461920
Publisher: Random House
Publication Date: 2004
ISBN 13: 9780099461920
Publisher: Random House
Publication Date: 2004
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J. M. Coetzee has won many literary awards, including the CNA Prize, South Africa's premier literary award (three times); the Booker Prize (twice); the Prix Etranger Femina; the Jerusalem Prize; the Lannan Literary Award, the Irish Times International Fiction Prize; and the Commonwealth Writers Prize. He lives in Australia
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