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The International Booker Prize 2026 nominated author and translator on writing about life on the margins, and how the hyperlocal can allow us to think global
The author of My Name is Lucy Barton reflects on where the character of Lucy came from, the importance of surprise, and why the novel is, in many ways, a mother-daughter love story
Kiley Reid, one of the Booker Prize 2025 judges, tells us about the stories that sparked her imagination as a child, and why she likes to make books compete against one another
In this episode of The Booker Prize Podcast, our hosts revisit Atonement, along with other titles that make up the essential classroom reading list
The author of The Little Stranger, our Monthly Spotlight title for October, talks about using ghosts to embody middle-class fears, and the writers who showed her that queer fiction could be clever and ambitious
In a keynote speech at the Booker Prize 2023 ceremony, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe revealed how a secret library provided ‘refuge in the world of others’ during her detainment in Iran
We want as many people as possible to enjoy the 13 longlisted novels, so we’ve got 52 books to share with creators who love to read and talk about books online
The humble bookshelf provides far more than a storage solution. Here, the team at the Booker Prizes share their diverse approaches to curating their own book collections, while offering inspiration for your own
We want as many people as possible to enjoy a taste of the 13 longlisted books, so we’ve got 50 books to share with creators who love to read and talk about books online
Three translators take us through their work, including the ethical, aesthetic and political considerations in literary translation and their relationship with authors
