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Works by Peter Handke, winner of the 2019 Nobel Prize for Literature. "Left-Handed Women" is a collection of novels, consisting of three novels, including "Left-Handed Women", "Long-Term Farewell" and "The Moment of Real Feelings". Marianne, the protagonist of "The Left-Handed Woman", seems to have suddenly dissolved her marriage to her husband without any warning and wants to live an independent life. She seems to have mysteriously awakened. She endured loneliness, worries, trials and the torture of time alone, trying her best to remain independent and not succumb to any worldly ideas.

Works by Peter Handke, winner of the 2019 Nobel Prize for Literature. "To the Ninth Kingdom" is the author's literary journey in pursuit of his lost ancestors and the process of arriving at his ideal spiritual hometown. Having just finished high school, 20-year-old Austrian youth Philipp Kobal gave up his graduation trip to Greece with his classmates and decided to go to Slovenia to find his brother who had been missing for more than 20 years. He carried his brother's agricultural school notebook and Slovenian-German dictionary with him. With these two things, Kobal discovered the magic of language in narrating and transforming reality. The journey through Slovenia is actually Kobar's journey of tracing the traces of his ancestors, discovering his nation and tradition, and finding himself.