Article: A lone voice beckoning

In awarding Herta Muller the Nobel Prize for Literature the committee has recognised a remarkable writer with a passion for protest, writes EILEEN BATTERSBY , Literary Correspondent

THERE WILL be celebration; the awarding of this year's Nobel Prize for Literature to the Romanian-born, Berlin-based Herta Muller is an exciting example of the honour being paid to a passionate artist of protest.

Muller is courageous and has summoned her surrealist imagination to brilliant effect when exposing the horrors of totalitarianism. Her finest work to date, The Land of Green Plums (Herztierin German) was first published in Berlin in 1993. Poet Michael Hofmann's magnificently atmospheric English ...

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