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From folklore with added fright factor to otherworldly modern tales, these books from the Booker Library tap into our darkest fears of spectres and spirits
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Shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 2004, David Mitchell’s genre-defying ‘Russian doll’ epic remains one of the most original, unusual and polarising works in the Booker Library. As it celebrates its 20th anniversary, here’s our guide to the novel
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The Booker Prize Foundation is starting a tender process for the 2023 PR, events, marketing and brand management contract and BPF’s wider portfolio
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In this guest article for Pride Month, translator Anton Hur explains how the readership for translated fiction is less conservative than he’d been led to believe
If the psychological twists of The Traitors have you longing for more, these novels of ambition and betrayal will leave you questioning every motive – just like the game itself
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As a film adaption of Eileen hits cinemas, here’s our guide to the book, the author, her influences and accolades
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Coursing with icy suspense and rendered with violent precision, The Vivisectors is a new kind of love story for a broken era
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As Flesh by David Szalay wins this year’s Booker Prize, here’s the lowdown on the winning book and its author
