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12 of the best long books from the Booker Library
From multi-generational epics to expansive masterpieces, we’ve compiled a selection of novels and immersive literary tomes that stretch to 500 pages or more
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From multi-generational epics to expansive masterpieces, we’ve compiled a selection of novels and immersive literary tomes that stretch to 500 pages or more
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In this episode of The Booker Prize Podcast, our hosts are joined by the FT’s literary editor Frederick Studemann to discuss the Booker Prize 2023 longlist
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From reading guides and extracts to illuminating features, find out more about Loitering with Intent by Muriel Spark here, the 1981 Booker Prize-shortlisted novel
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Win a bundle of Muriel Spark’s novels including a copy of our August Book of the Month, Loitering with Intent, plus a limited-edition Booker Prize tote bag
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We’re offering you the chance to win one of five bundles made up of all 13 longlisted titles in contention for this year’s Booker Prize
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The 2023 longlist for the Booker Prize is announced. Their selection was made from 163 books published between October 1, 2022, and September 30, 2023
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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
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Short books, books by Irish authors, debut novels, second novels, novels about family, politics and the environment – here’s everything you need to know about the 2023 longlist
The author of The Vegetarian – and recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature for 2024 – talks about the impact of winning the International Booker Prize in 2016, how the novel has been received worldwide and why it questions what it means to be human
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In our monthly series, ‘TBR: The Booker Revisited’ Lucy Scholes shines a spotlight on hidden gems from the Booker Library. This month’s selection is equal parts macabre fairy-tale and blackly humorous family portrait