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Isabel Allende, "The Japanese Lover"
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November 16, 2015
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1:04:26Now PlayingAwarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2014, Denmark’s Hans Christian Andersen Literature Award in 2012, to name just two of the Chilean-American writer’s many honors, Allende has dazzled readers worldwide with her powerful storytelling and distinctive hybrid of magical realism and historical fiction. In her 17th work of fiction, Allende tells a compelling story of love and betrayal set in both present-day San Francisco and Poland in the chaotic days just after World War II.
Allende is in conversation with Marie Arana.
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