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
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
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Vote for your favourite International Booker Prize-winning book
Your chance to vote for your favourite International Booker Prize winner since 2016, and win a bundle of all 10 prize-winning books
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David Diop interview: ‘I now have the good fortune of being considered a real writer’
Five years after At Night All Blood is Black was awarded the International Booker Prize, David Diop reflects on the intentions behind his novel, and the impact winning has had on his career
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Eight Booker-nominated books for fans of Wuthering Heights
As Emerald Fennell’s stylised adaptation of Emily Brontë’s gothic classic opens in cinemas, we’ve picked out eight books featuring obsessive love and devastating revenge, and, of course, plenty of ghosts
Harold Fry, the unassuming hero of Rachel Joyce’s life-affirming story, is a man on a mission – to walk more than 600 miles to save a friend
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12 Booker-nominated books that have been adapted for the stage
As a musical based on Rachel Joyce’s longlisted novel The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry opens in London’s West End, here are 12 Booker-nominated books that have successfully made the jump from page to stage
Discover some of the best Booker Prize-nominated debut novels that defied expectations