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Young defends the rules of the Booker Prize that limit entries to writers from Commonwealth nations. She is responding to suggestions by Benjamin Markovits (New York Times Book Review, 6 March 2005) that the prize should be opened up to American writers. Young contends that writers such as Peter Carey and Thomas Keneally 'would never have reached a world audience without the blessing of the Booker judges.'
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