Man Booker holds a meeting for her first Arab novel to win the prize with Alif Shafak
The Man Booker International Prize will host a meeting between Omani writer Joachah Al-Harithi, writer Alif Shafak and translator Marilyn Booth as part of the celebration of the first Arab novel to win the Man Booker International Prize. English, valued at £ 50,000.
Jouja Al Harthy is scheduled to speak at the symposium about the Moon Moon Award, "The Moon Ornaments," the winner of the 2010 Man Booker International Award, and the experience of winning the prize, as well as the participation of Marilyn Booth, Chairman of the Man Booker International Arbitration Committee, at its previous session, and the meeting will be held at 7 pm London time.
Omani Joachah Al-Harithi next to the novelist after winning the Man Poker 2019
The short list of the Manner Book of 2019 included six novels, namely: The Moon Ornames / Novels by Joukhah Al-Harthy from Amman, translated by Marilyn Booth. A novel by Annie Irenot from France, translated by Alison L. Stromer. The Pine Islands novel by Marion Bochmann from Germany, translated by Jean Caliga. A novel passed by your heritage on the bones of the dead, by Olga Tokarkuk of Poland, translated by Antonia Lloyd Jones. Juan Gabriel Vazquez's shadow of Spain, translated by Anne McLean. A novel of the right to use by writer Alia Tarabuco Ziran from Spain and Italy, translated by Sophie Hughes.
Bethany Hughes, chair of the 2010 Man Booker International Prize jury, said that the Moon Ladies had broken the tired clichés of writing about race, slavery and sex, as well as raising the forces that freed us from the constraints that bound us.
Writer Gouache Harthy with a translation of the Moon Ladies' award winning Man Booker 2019
The Man Booker International Award for 2019 has already mentioned that short-list novels represent six foreign languages, translated into English: Arabic, French, German, Polish and Spanish.
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