October 13, 1994

Carol Bly on Kenzaburō Ōe winning Nobel Prize for Literature

Gary Eichten - Interviewer, Carol Bly - Interviewee

LISTEN:Carol Bly on Kenzaburō Ōe winning Nobel Prize for Literature
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Noted Minnesota author Carol Bly comments on Kenzaburō Ōe, winner of 1994 Nobel Prize for Literature. Bly shares her thoughts on writing that contains a social component.

Ōe is cited for his poetic force, according to the prize committee. Among his most important works is the 1967 novel, The Silent Cry.

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