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What the Contents of a Walrus's Stomach Say About the Greatest Book by a Perennial Nobel Prize Candidate in Literature

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In ‘The Museum of Unconditional Surrender’, Croatian writer Dubravka Ugrešic uses displacement and memory as her raw material.
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What the Contents of a Walrus's Stomach Say About the Greatest Book by a Perennial Nobel Prize Candidate in Literature

In ‘The Museum of Unconditional Surrender’, Croatian writer Dubravka Ugrešic uses displacement and memory as her raw material.

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