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The translator reveals the far-reaching impact A.S. Byatt’s work has on his life and how a misspelling in Spot left him feeling scandalised as a child.
What’s the story that started it all? The International Booker Prize 2025-nominated authors share the works that shaped their journey as writers
The International Booker Prize 2026 winning author and translator on untangling complex colonial histories, and why reading books in translation is the best kind of travel
The International Booker Prize 2026 nominated author and translator share their inspirations and influences, and discuss how fiction can cross borders of history, culture, gender and class
International Booker Prize 2026 judge Nilanjana S. Roy reflects on the power of translated fiction to change hearts and minds – and why busy people, especially, should find time to read more
Set against the vivid backdrop of 1960s Naples, The House on Via Gemito is the story of a would-be great artist whose talent is thwarted by the demands of family life
From whip-smart whodunnits to novels that break all the rules, these Booker Prize-nominated titles will take you on a journey through the France we know and love – and show you another side of it, too
From hotels with unusual proprietors to the settings for passionate affairs, join us as we check in to some of literature’s most memorable establishments
Forty years on, Keri Hulme’s violent, disturbing and poetic book The Bone People remains one of the most divisive novels in Booker Prize history
With Lost on Me longlisted for the International Booker Prize 2024, we spoke to its author and translator about their experience of working on the novel together – and their favourite books
