Jamaican Marlon James's Bob Marley novel wins Man Booker prize
LONDON (Reuters) - Marlon James was named as the first Jamaican winner of the Man Booker prize for fiction on Tuesday for his reggae- and drug-infused novel "A Brief History of Seven Killings" inspired by an attempt to kill reggae star Bob Marley in 1976.
The Telegraph — Marlon James has written a Booker Prize shortlisted novel inspired by the attempted murder of the reggae legend. Chris Harvey meets him more info
Reuters — LONDON (Reuters) - Marlon James was named as the first Jamaican winner of the Man Booker prize for fiction on Tuesday for his reggae- and drug-infused novel "A Brief Hist... more info