Original sentence: IN 1993 Tawada won the Akutagawa Prize for her novella Inu muko iri, which was published later that year with Kakato o nakushite and another story in the single volume Inu muko iri.She won the Izumi Kyōka Prize for Literature literature prize for her 2000 book Hinagiku no ocha no baai, and both the Sei Ito Literature Prize and the Tanizaki Prize in 2003 for Yogisha no yako ressha (Suspects on the Night Train).Tawada won the 1996 Adelbert von Chamisso Prize, a German literary award for non-native speakers of German.Tawada won the 2013 Erlanger Prize for her work translating poetry between Japanese and German
Edited sentence: 1993 was a particularly successful year for Tawada.Beyond her many awards for individual publications, in recent years Tawada has won recognition for her body of work.In subsequent years Tawada built on her early success.Much of Tawada's work from this period is available in English.She continued to win major Japanese literary prizes, including the Izumi Kyōka Prize for Literature literature prize for her 2000 book Hinagiku no ocha no baai, and both the Sei Ito Literature Prize and the Tanizaki Prize in 2003 for Yogisha no yako ressha (Suspects on the Night Train).She won the 2013 Erlanger Prize for her work translating poetry between Japanese and German.She won the prestigious Akutagawa Prize for her novella Inu muko iri, which was published later that year with Kakato o nakushite and another story in the single volume Inu muko iri.Tawada won the 1996 Adelbert von Chamisso Prize, an German literary award for non-native speakers of German