Mishima as Nobel candidate

Mishima as Nobel candidate

STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Photo shows the name of Japanese writer Yukio Mishima on the list of candidates for the 1963 Nobel Prize for literature in a document of the Sweden Academy, as it was disclosed to Kyodo News. The Nobel Prize website disclosed information on the selection of the 1963 literature prize on Jan. 2, 2014, including the names of Mishima and other candidates.

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