As we count down to the U.S presidential elections, we’ve pulled together ten politically-charged titles from the Booker Library featuring career politicians, revolutionary struggle and the endless quest for power
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Eight Booker Prize-nominated novels with a sporting edge
Get ready for the World Cup and a summer of sport with these Booker Prize-nominated novels
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Treacle Walker
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Competition rules
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Reading guide: The Fishermen by Chigozie Obioma
In a small town in 1990s Nigeria, four brothers’ lives are unravelled by a devastating prophecy
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Eight Booker-nominated books for fans of Wuthering Heights
As Emerald Fennell’s stylised adaptation of Emily Brontë’s gothic classic opens in cinemas, we’ve picked out eight books featuring obsessive love and devastating revenge, and, of course, plenty of ghosts
Siân Hughes contemplates both the power and the fragility of the human mind in her haunting debut novel, which was inspired by the medieval poem of the same name
As Wake Up Dead Man, the latest Knives Out mystery, hits our screens this Christmas, here are 10 mould-breaking whodunnits from the Booker Prizes back catalogue
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The Trees
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Revisiting the 1974 Booker Prize: controversy, compromise and the first joint winners
50 years ago, the Booker was shared by writers Nadine Gordimer and Stanley Middleton. One of them went on to win the Nobel, while the other drifted into obscurity – yet both deserve our full attention