Novel in Broken English Is On Orange Shortlist
Evening Standard - London › April 19, 2007
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Evening Standard - London › April 19, 2007
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A WRITER raised in a Chinese fishing village has been shortlisted for the Pounds 30,000 Orange Prize for women's fiction.
Xiaolu Guo, 33, wrote her firstnovel in English only five years after moving to London.See the full content of this document
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Novel in Broken English Is On Orange Shortlist
She is up against five other writers, including Jane Harris, a firsttime novelist who also lives in the capital.
Guo's novel, A Concise Chinese- English Dictionary For Lovers, is a romantic comedy telling in deliberately bad English the story of a Chinese woman sent to London by her parents to study.Lodged with a Chinese family in Tottenham, the heroine calls herself Z because English people can't pronounce her name and ...See the full content of this document
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