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The scheme supports translators from the Global Majority, and the six winning projects represent five languages and regions 

If you enjoy novels that seethe with romantic tension, you’ll love this selection of books full of scandalous secrets and passionate affairs

From the joys of shared reading to how to read like a Booker Prize judge, via some excellent reading recommendations, discover our collection of articles about and for book clubs

Samanta Schweblin’s wildly imaginative novel – longlisted for the International Booker Prize in 2020 – explores the voyeurism and exhibitionism inherent in our digital lives

From teenagers on the brink of adulthood to grown men struggling to process trauma, this year’s longlisted books offer fascinating insights into the male psyche – and bear similarities to other Booker-nominated novels

From Joni Mitchell to Diego Maradona, from a pub in London’s East End to a bookshop in Lagos, pull up a chair at these fantasy gatherings, organised by this year’s authors and judges 

Wildly imaginative and timely, Little Eyes explores the collision of technology and play, horror and humanity, and the way our digital lives allow us to observe others – and be observed by them

We asked you to tell us about the book clubs you’re in and you really delivered, sharing the joys of reading alongside other people, both in-person and online. Here’s a selection of your best, most heart-warming book club stories