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Keigo Higashino’s ‘global afterlife’

As tributes pour in for the prolific author who died at age 68 last week, his English translators reflect on his legacy and impact abroad.

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As tributes pour in for the prolific author who died at age 68 last week, his English translators reflect on his legacy and impact abroad.

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    As tributes pour in for the prolific author who died at age 68 last week, his English translators reflect on his legacy and impact abroad. Keigo Higashino’s ‘global afterlife’

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