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PRIZE SURPRISE

Author: By Paul Hirshson, Globe Staff
Date: Wednesday, October 25, 1989
Page: 68
Section: LIVING

A 25-year-old travel book written by Nobel laureate Camilo Jose Cela is getting a new run. The University of Wisconsin Press plans to reprint the book by Cela, the Spanish writer whose violent images sprang from the civil war. In the 25 years since the book "Journey to Alcarria" was originally published, it has sold 2,000 copies. The final copies of the original printing were sold Thursday, the same day Cela won the Nobel Prize for literature. Press director Allen Fitchen said Monday plans have been made to reprint 2,000 to 5,000 copies of "Journey." "The world was caught by surprise that the Nobel Prize went to Cela," Fichen said. "We were caught by surprise that we had been a publisher of a Nobel Prize winner. We're delighted."

HIRSHS;10/24 NKELLY;10/25,16:06 NAMES25


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