Han Kang, Followed by Anne Carson… #1 Bestseller on the Day of the Nobel Prize
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There are long lines at libraries to borrow books by this year's Nobel Prize winner, Anne Carson. The publishers are out of books – but four titles will be reprinted at the end of October.
The works of Canadian poet Anne Carson (76), selected as the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature laureate, are once again shaking up the domestic book market. The reaction from readers is stronger than that of any other foreign female laureate in the past 10 years, including last year's winner László Krasznahorkai (Hungarian novelist, 72). Yes24
There are long lines at libraries to borrow books by this year's Nobel Prize winner, Anne Carson. The publishers are out of books – but four titles will be reprinted at the end of October.
Following Canadian author Anne Carson's Nobel Prize in Literature win, sales of related books in domestic bookstores have exploded. With her representative work, *Autobiography in Red*, topping the bestseller lists at major bookstores and publishers launching reprints due to a surge in orders, a "Nobel Prize boom" is continuing. According to Kyobo Book Centre on the 12th, sales of Anne Carson's books from 8 p.m. on the 8th, when the Nobel Prize…
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