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Max Porter on publishing The Vegetarian: ‘Everyone agreed that this was an important book’
Max Porter explains the process behind the publication of The Vegetarian by Han Kang, and why it was essential that it reached new readers
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TBR: The Booker Revisited
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The Welsh Girl by Peter Ho Davies: an intimate portrait of love, loyalty and national identity
Peter Ho Davies’s 2007 Booker-longlisted novel explores conflicting notions of national pride and shame, belonging and alienation
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Anton Hur: How I learned the truth about young, open-minded readers of translated fiction
In this guest article for Pride Month, translator Anton Hur explains how the readership for translated fiction is less conservative than he’d been led to believe
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Sara Collins on Andrea Levy: She changed our minds about history
Author Sara Collins reflects on Andrea Levy’s unparalleled ability to write about Jamaica’s colonial history, with her signature dash of levity
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Ian McEwan interview: How he wrote the Booker-winning Amsterdam
25 years after winning the Booker for Amsterdam, Ian McEwan revisits his journals and talks about the inspirations behind the book, in an exclusive interview
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The Booker Prize Podcast
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12 of the best novels for Pride Month from the Booker Library
From historical same-sex romances to tales of queer parenthood, Eric Karl Anderson has compiled a selection of Booker-nominated fiction celebrating a diverse range of LGBTQ+ experiences