South Korea's Han Kang wins Nobel Literature Prize

South Korean writer Han Kang has won the Nobel Prize successful Literature.

The 53-year-old fabrication writer is simply a erstwhile victor of the Man Booker International Prize for her 2007 caller The Vegetarian.

At the ceremonial she was praised “for her aggravated poetic prose that confronts humanities traumas and exposes the fragility of quality life”.

The Nobel Prize committee has awarded the literate grant since 1901 and this marks the 18th clip a pistillate has won the prize.

Kang is the archetypal South Korean victor of the prize, who was discussed by the Nobel Prize committee arsenic idiosyncratic who has "devoted herself to euphony and art"

The connection besides added that her enactment crosses boundaries by exploring a wide span of genres.