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Booker Prize 2026 judge Raymond Antrobus reflects on the discipline of reading at scale, and why he feels the artistry of the sentence remains at the heart of great writing
Booker Prize 2026 judge Patricia Lockwood shares the unexpected hazards of marathon reading, and the conversations that shape the judging room
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Booker Prize 2026 judge Rebecca Liu reflects on the challenge of finding time to read, and why she’s drawn to fiction that is ‘freaky, filthy and funny’
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Mary Beard, Chair of the Booker Prize 2026 judges, tells us how she found joy in spirited debate within the judging room, and why reading often feels as necessary as eating and sleeping
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We speak to the team at And Other Stories – the small press with big ambition – about their two consecutive International Booker Prize wins, their commitment to championing adventurous authors, and the ‘special magic’ at the heart of their books
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As Christopher Nolan brings Homer’s foundational literary masterpiece to the big screen, explore these Booker-nominated epics
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One UK-based library can win two tickets for their librarians to attend the Booker Prize 2026 ceremony
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Long, sun-soaked days call for stories that lift the spirits. These life-affirming novels celebrate kindness, hope and the power of human connection
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With its blend of noir, wit, and moral ambiguity, Olga Tokarczuk’s novel of ideas draws readers through a maze of uncertainty, toward a final, unsettling revelation
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Olga Tokarczuk’s existential thriller was shortlisted for the International Booker Prize in 2019. A firm fan favourite, it is a darkly funny and thought-provoking novel that asks: who really holds power in the natural world?
