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From a global tour to reconnecting with long-lost friends, the author of The Promise explains how winning the Booker Prize in 2021 changed his life
Explore Shehan Karunatilaka’s 2022 Booker Prize-winning novel The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida with your book club using our guide and discover why the judges said it was ‘full of ghosts, gags and a deep humanity’.
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Explore Alan Garner’s Booker Prize 2022 shortlisted novel Treacle Walker with your book club using our guide and discover why the judges said it was ‘a mysterious, beautifully written and affecting glimpse into the deep work of being human’.
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Explore NoViolet Bulawayo’s Booker Prize 2022 shortlisted novel Glory with your book club using our guide and discover why the judges said it was ‘a magical crossing of the African continent’.
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Whether you’re new to Small Things Like These and have read it and would like to explore it more deeply, here is our comprehensive guide featuring insights from critics and the author, as well as discussion points and suggestions for further reading
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Through a career spanning 17 books and almost four decades, Hilary Mantel cemented herself as one of the world’s best-loved authors. Whether you’ve read her Wolf Hall series and would like to know where to turn next or are new to her work, here is a walk-through of her best writing
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Explore Percival Everett’s Booker Prize 2022 shortlisted novel The Trees with your book club using our guide and discover why the judges said it ‘asks questions about history and justice and allows not a single easy answer.’
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Explore Elizabeth Strout’s Booker Prize 2022 shortlisted novel Oh William! with your book club using our guide and discover why the judges said it was ‘one of those quietly radiant books that finds the deepest mysteries in the simplest things’.
Viv Groskop revisits Lucy Barton, Elizabeth Strout’s beloved character who she created a universe around, over her multiple books
Many Zimbabweans saw Orwell’s novel as a story that could have been written for them, but in writing Glory, NoViolet Bulawayo wanted a more revolutionary ending
