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Scholastique Mukasonga
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Scholastique Mukasonga on US National Book Awards 2019 longlist.

James Murua September 17, 2019 1 Comment Scholastique MukasongaThe barefoot woman

Scholastique Mukasonga’s novel The Barefoot Woman is on the longlist for the US National Book Awards 2019 announced on September 17, 2019. The US National…

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Scholastique Mukasonga’s The Barefoot Woman
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Scholastique Mukasonga’s “The barefoot woman” available in Spanish.

James Murua August 13, 2019 No Comments Scholastique MukasongaThe barefoot woman

Scholastique Mukasonga’s The Barefoot Woman was translated into Spanish in 2018. Scholastique Mukasonga is a Rwandan author of the novels Notre-Dame du Nil (2012) (English…

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