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British Indian writer Preti Taneja’s retelling of ‘King Lear’ wins Desmond Elliott Prize
The chairperson of the judges team said she loved ‘the sheer ambition’ of ‘We That Are Young’.
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· Jun 21, 2018 · 11:01 am
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