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An exhilarating novel-in-stories, Jonathan Escoffery’s debut pulses with style, heart and barbed humour, while unravelling what it means to carve out an existence between cultures, homes and pay cheques
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Wondering which of the 13 Booker Prize 2023 longlisted titles to read first? We asked our judges to summarise each book – and say what they loved about them
Discover our reading guide for Still Born, shortlisted for the International Booker Prize 2023, which explores one of life’s most consequential decisions
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In the 1980s, the Booker hit its stride, and the decade gave us some of the prize’s most famous winners. But it also provided plenty of hidden gems that are still worthy of attention
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A taut, spare sociological novel about the emptiness of contemporary existence – scathing and affecting in equal measure
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A deeply moving exploration of grief, told in short, precise vignettes, which asks the question: what if one half of a pair of twins no longer wants to live?
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Football’s global showpiece tournament got us thinking: who would win a head-to-head knockout competition between Booker-winning authors?
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Winning the Booker Prize in 2018, Anna Burns’ Milkman depicts a community filled with rumours as a young woman tries to avoid being seen as anything but interesting
