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Petals and thorns: India's Booker prize author Banu Mushtaq

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Indian author Banu Mushtaq recently won the International Booker Prize for a short-story collection. Her book "Heart Lamp", a collection of 12 powerful short stories, is also her first book translated into English, with the prize shared with her translator Deepa Bhasthi.

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