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Warning to the Crocodiles

By Antonio Lobo Antunes & Karen C. Sherwood Sotelino
Warning to the Crocodiles by Antonio Lobo Antunes & Karen C. Sherwood Sotelino digital book - Fable

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- Odds for António Lobo Antunes winning Nobel Prize as determined by Ladbrokes (a leading UK betting firm): 20/1
- António Lobo Antunes has won dozens of prestigious international literary awards.
Warning to the Crocodiles (Exortação aos Crocodilos) has won:
- Best Novel by the Portuguese Writers Association (Grande Prémio de Romance e Novela da Associação Portuguesa de Escritores) (1999)
- The D. Dinis Prize of the Casa de Mateus Foundation (Prémio D. Dinis da Fundação Casa de Mateus) (1999)
- The Austrian State Literature Prize (Prémio de Literatura Europeia do Estado Austríaco) (2000)

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About Antonio Lobo Antunes

Antonio Lobo Antunes was born in Lisbon, Portugal in 1942. He began writing as a child, but at his father's wishes, went to medical school instead of pursuing a career in writing. After completing his studies, Antunes was sent to Angola with the Portuguese Army. It was in a military hospital in Angola that Antunes first became interested in many of the subjects of his novels. Antunes lives in Lisbon, where he continues to write and practice psychiatry. 

 Karen C. Sherwood Sotelino has translated novels and short stories from Portuguese into English. Recently, she has taught at Stanford University, where she is a visiting scholar in the department of Iberian and Latin American cultures.

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