Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi replied: "Two years ago, I would have said: 'Thank you for the invitation, but sorry.' Now I am able to say: 'Well, perhaps.' And that's great progress".

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The New York Times

The author of 10 previous novels, Mr. Jacobson, who was born in Manchester, England, was on the long list for the Booker Prize twice before, for "Who's Sorry Now?" in 2002 and "Kalooki Nights" in 2007.

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The New York Times - Books

Some legal music is heard — mostly oboes and bassoons, playing staccato in a sardonically strict rhythm, with references to "Who's Sorry Now?" Then we have a closeup of Preminger entering the building.

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The New Yorker

He was previously longlisted for the Booker in 2002, for Who's Sorry Now, about a south London luggage entrepreneur who loves four women.

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BBC

He has been longlisted twice for the Man Booker Prize - for Kalooki Nights in 2006 and Who's Sorry Now? in 2002.

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BBC

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