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Pure Stress: The Nobel Prize in Literature in Book Trade

Everyone is waiting for the Nobel Prize in Literature. Thursday afternoon the name will be out. Six dealers report on supply stress, shopkeepers and prize winners, who no one knows.

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Everyone is waiting for the Nobel Prize in Literature. Thursday afternoon the name will be out. Six dealers report on supply stress, shopkeepers and prize winners, who no one knows.

·Munich, Germany
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On Thursday, the Nobel Prize in Literature will be awarded. These names lead the list of favorites and betting odds.

·Vienna, Austria
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·São Paulo, Brazil
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Áhugafólk um bókmenntir gamer sér eises dagana við að giska á which author will win the Bókmenntapræðul Nobel. Their winners will be announced on Thursday. Einar Björn Magnússon, owner of the Skáldu bókabúðarinn, says that it's fun to guess which author will be honored next. Sjálfur hefut hann kallat eftir pövästungum á Facebook.“I asked people to guess and plan to reward those who guess correctly with the book after the author – if it becomes p…

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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Who gets the call from Stockholm? As always at the beginning of October, the betting offices are happy about the riddle advice, who gets the Nobel Prize in Literature on Thursday. At the top there are currently not the usual suspects between Margaret Atwood and Thomas Pynchon, but the Chinese author Can Xue, the Mexican Cristina Rivera Garza and the Spanish Enrique Vila-Matas. Haruki Murakami are also given great opportunities again.

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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