For over three decades, Fellows from the Designer Bookbinders society have created bespoke editions of each title on the Booker shortlist. Here, this year’s designers reveal the process behind their unique books
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Each year, Fellows from the Designer Bookbinders society produce handmade editions of the Booker shortlist. Here, this year’s designers reveal their creations
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Discover the longlist: Sherilyn Hellberg, ‘My translations percolate with whatever else I’m reading’
Hellberg details her journey into the world of translation and the wealth of contemporary Danish fiction that captivated her.
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A crash course in novel writing: how Kazuo Ishiguro wrote The Remains of the Day in a month
Kazuo Ishiguro describes the intense four-week writing period behind his 1989 Booker Prize winner
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International Booker Prize 2025 Reading Challenge library POS display competition terms & conditions
One UK-based library can win two tickets for their librarians to attend the International Booker Prize 2025 ceremony
In this episode of The Booker Prize Podcast, our hosts are joined by George Saunders, winner of the 2017 Booker Prize, to talk about Lincoln in the Bardo, politics, and finding his voice as a writer
In this personal essay, Sarah Gwonyoma recalls the life-changing effect of reading Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s debut novel - and how she observed elements of her own life in fiction for the first time
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11 Booker-nominated books based on real-world events
Crossing continents and spanning 150 years, this collection of books presents powerful fictional accounts of some of the world’s most harrowing true stories
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Rebecca Liu interview: ‘I’ve found our discussions really illuminating, particularly when there’s dissent’
Booker Prize 2026 judge Rebecca Liu reflects on the challenge of finding time to read, and why she’s drawn to fiction that is ‘freaky, filthy and funny’
A devastating story of the path of two lovers – a man in his fifties and a 19-year-old woman –through the ruins of a relationship, set against the tumult of East Berlin in the 1980s