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Olufemi Terry Wins Caine Prize, The 'African Booker'

First Posted: 07/07/10 11:25 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 06:00 PM ET

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Olufemi Terry

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A "Homeric" story of life and death in a city rubbish dump has won Sierra Leone's Olufemi Terry the Caine prize for African writing.

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A "Homeric" story of life and death in a city rubbish dump has won Sierra Leone's Olufemi Terry the Caine prize for African writing.
A "Homeric" story of life and death in a city rubbish dump has won Sierra Leone's Olufemi Terry the Caine prize for African writing.
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