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Bidisha SK Mamata
Bidisha is a broadcaster, presenter, journalist and artist making films and stills.
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MT Rainey
Glasgow-born MT (Mary Teresa) Rainey is a leading figure in the UK creative industries with an executive career spanning the UK and the US, both as a pioneer of account planning in the US and as founder of Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe in the UK, now part of WPP Group
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Mark Damazer
Mark Damazer CBE was a journalist and executive at the BBC for 30 years. He was Controller of BBC Radio 4 and 4 Extra, and Deputy Head of BBC News. He was a member of the BBC Trust between 2015 and 2019
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Kazuo Ishiguro Q&A
‘In 2005 I was a cynical veteran, battling through my fourth Man Booker shortlisting – and still completely thrilled to be at the ceremony.’
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Man Booker 50 Festival
2018 marked the 50th anniversary of the Booker Prize, the highlight of which was a special festival at the Southbank Centre to celebrate the milestone.
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Zvi Jagendorf
Zvi Jagendorf is a writer, translator and teacher. He was Booker Prize-longlisted for his comedy-laced story of a boy refugee trying to step out of one world into a very different other
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Our people
The team behind the Booker Prize Foundation, including our Board of Trustees and Advisory Committee
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The Golden Man Booker
To mark the 50th anniversary in 2018, The Booker Prize Foundation launched the Golden Man Booker Prize.
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The International Booker Prize and its history
The International Booker Prize is awarded annually for a single book, translated into English and published in the UK or Ireland
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The Booker Prize and the best of Beryl Bainbridge
Born 90 years ago, the much-loved Dame was shortlisted five times for the Booker Prize - the most that any author has been shortlisted without actually winning