Australian Literature in Translation
Last night in Tokyo a new book series was launched, of Australian literature in Japanese translation. The first in the series is David Malouf's Remembering Babylon. This is the novel which was shortlisted for both the Booker and the Miles Franklin prizes, and tells the story of a boy raised partly by Aborigines: a boy caught between cultures. We discover why Japan has a strong interest in contemporary rather than classic Australian literature and culture.
- Prof Kate Darian-Smith
- Australian historian, University of Melbourne
- Bruce Miller
- Australia's ambassador to Japan
- Kate Evans
The text passage describes the launch of a new book series in Tokyo featuring Australian literature translated into Japanese, with a focus on David Malouf's "Remembering Babylon." It also mentions the cultural and literary significance of the book and the interest of Japan in contemporary Australian literature.
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Australian Literature in Translation
Last night in Tokyo a new book series was launched, of Australian literature in Japanese translation. The first in the series is David Malouf's Remembering Babylon. This is the novel which was shortlisted for both the Booker and the Miles Franklin prizes, and tells the story of a boy raised partly by Aborigines: a boy caught between cultures. We discover why Japan has a strong interest in contemporary rather than classic Australian literature and culture.
- Prof Kate Darian-Smith
- Australian historian, University of Melbourne
- Bruce Miller
- Australia's ambassador to Japan
- Kate Evans
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The text passage describes the launch of a new book series in Tokyo featuring Australian literature translated into Japanese, with a focus on David Malouf's "Remembering Babylon." It also mentions the cultural and literary significance of the book and the interest of Japan in contemporary Australian literature.

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