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Detained refugee wins top Australian literature prize for book written on his phone

WhatsApp and Facebook messenger icons are seen on an iPhone in Manchester , Britain March 27, 2017. REUTERS/Phil Noble - RC136D014E90

He wrote the book in his native Farsi. Image: REUTERS/Phil Noble

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