British Publishers Attack U.S. and Take Young Male Readers. American publishers surrendered to the conventional wisdom that this was a post-literate generation, with little desire for cracking open a magazine. Then came the British publishers. By David Carr. [New York Times: International]

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García Márquez, Fighting Cancer, Issues Memoirs. After three years of single-minded work, Gabriel García Márquez is poised to release what may be his most-awaited book, an emotional, bittersweet account of his early years. By Juan Forero. [New York Times: Arts]

Hungarian Novelist Wins Nobel Prize in Literature. Imre Kertész, a Holocaust survivor with a small but devoted readership in Europe, today won the 2002 Nobel Prize for Literature. By Alan Riding. [New York Times: Arts]

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