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Manning received several awards and nominations for her work, including the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for "The Balkan Trilogy" and a nomination for the Booker Prize.

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Manning began writing poetry and short stories in her early twenties. Her first novel, "The Black Ewe" (1935), was a moderately successful comedy of manners. However, it was her experiences during World War II that shaped her writing and led to the creation of her most famous work. Manning received several awards and nominations for her