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Explore the 10 winning books from a decade of the International Booker Prize
As the International Booker celebrates 10 years in its current form, we look back on a decade of powerful prize winners, translated from 10 different languages
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Natasha Brown interview: ‘Reading is always an act of border crossing’
International Booker Prize 2026 Chair of judges Natasha Brown reflects on her love of books that are surprising and daring, and the endless creative possibilities of fiction in translation
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Sophie Hughes interview: ‘Reading fiction is a tonic, taking you out of yourself to come back to yourself’
International Booker Prize 2026 judge Sophie Hughes reflects on the sense of connection translated fiction can bring, and the qualities she’s looking for among this year’s submissions
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11 of the best coming-of-age books nominated for the Booker Prizes
Discover some of the best coming-of-age novels in the Booker Library; books that, in unique ways, capture the turbulence of adolescence and early adulthood
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Reading guide: At Night All Blood is Black by David Diop, translated by Anna Moschovakis
A visceral, haunting novel that highlights the terror and gore of the First World War
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Anna Moschovakis interview: ‘Each book I take on becomes an obsession of sorts’
Five years after At Night All Blood is Black was awarded the International Booker Prize, translator Anna Moschovakis reflects on the conversations the novel has started and how the characters still haunt her dreams
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Nilanjana S. Roy interview: ‘Great fiction takes you to places beyond the reach of maps’
International Booker Prize 2026 judge Nilanjana S. Roy reflects on the power of translated fiction to change hearts and minds – and why busy people, especially, should find time to read more
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Marcus du Sautoy interview: ‘Reading is a muscle – the more you exercise it, the easier it gets’
International Booker Prize 2026 judge Marcus du Sautoy reflects on the privilege of being a judge, and reveals how a commitment to read more has cured his social media addiction
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Troy Onyango interview: ‘Read everything, everywhere, all at once’
International Booker Prize 2026 judge Troy Onyango explains what he’s hoping to find among this year’s submissions, and shares his tips for finding time to read more