Yann MartelAuthor of Life of PiAlso known as: Y. Martel, Jan Martel, Yan Martel, Yan Martell, Yann Mantel, Yann Martel ... (see complete list), Yan Martell, Tann Martel, Mann Martel, Jann Martel, Yann Martell, Yaan Martell, Yann Martell, Hartel yann R1H7
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