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In a variety of ways, the protagonists on the Booker Prize 2024 shortlist are longing for home, exiled from it, clinging to it, reflecting on it or trying to create a new version of it

Win one of five bundles including a signed copy of this year’s International Booker Prize winner, Kairos, plus a limited-edition, money-can’t-buy Booker Prizes tote bag and bookmark

Ten years since he won the Booker, the author reflects on the responsibility he felt when writing The Narrow Road to the Deep North, growing up in a house with almost no books – and his love of translated fiction 

Set in an unnamed city where it’s dangerous to be interesting, Burns’ Booker Prize-winning novel is rife with gossip and hearsay

In exhilarating, provocative prose, Ia Genberg reveals an intimate and powerful celebration of what it means to be human

This week, The Booker Prize Podcast is joined by Fiammetta Rocco and Eleanor Wachtel to discuss this year’s best fiction in translation

Whether you’re new to Perfection or have read it and would like to explore it more deeply, here is our comprehensive guide, featuring insights from critics, our judges and the book’s author and translator, as well as discussion points and suggestions for further reading.

In an exclusive interview, the 2002 Booker Prize winner talks about the process behind his best-known novel — and making the fantastic feel believable

‘It takes me a long time to get over the writing and editing of a book.’

In this episode of The Booker Prize Podcast, our hosts take a closer look at Kairos, The Details, and What I’d Rather Not Think About, from this year’s International Prize shortlist