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Visit the Book Fair 2026: Mo Yan, From the Prohibition of Speaking to the Nobel Prize

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A portrait of Chinese writer Mo Yan, Nobel Prize winner in 2012 and author of Changes, Red Sorghum and Cotton Flower. He will come for the first time to the country as a guest of the Fair.

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Visit the Book Fair 2026: Mo Yan, From the Prohibition of Speaking to the Nobel Prize

A portrait of Chinese writer Mo Yan, Nobel Prize winner in 2012 and author of Changes, Red Sorghum and Cotton Flower. He will come for the first time to the country as a guest of the Fair.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.
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