Poets & Writers Theater
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The author of The Buddha in the Attic, who was profiled by Renée H. Shea in the September/October 2011 issue, talks about her novel's nomination for this year's National Book Award in fiction. "I feel lucky to even have an audience," she says. "A prize is something I never really thought about. Usually my concerns are very local, like 'Can I make it through this sentence or through this paragraph?'"
Tags: Fiction | National Book Award | Knopf | 2011 | The Buddha in the Attic | Julie Otsuka | September/October 2011
