Writer says he will not talk to media again after repeated questions about his politics
The Austrian writer Peter Handke has for the first time addressed the controversy over his award of the Nobel prize for literature, saying he will “never again” talk to journalists after being confronted over his stance on the Yugoslav wars of the 1990s.
Speaking to Austrian press on Tuesday night after an informal meeting with municipal leaders in his home town in Griffen, southern Austria, Handke complained that journalists had bombarded him with questions about his political views without trying to engage with his writing.
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