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Samantha Harvey’s compact yet expansive novel explores the fragile beauty of our planet. And with soaring sales and widespread praise, it appears to be a popular winner
As Samantha Harvey becomes the first woman since 2019 to win the Booker Prize, here’s the lowdown on her winning novel, Orbital
From slow-burn classics to sultry explorations into the complexities of desire, this selection of novels is bound to leave you feeling just a bit hot under the collar
For over three decades, Fellows from the Designer Bookbinders society have created bespoke editions of each title on the Booker shortlist. Here, this year’s designers reveal the process behind their unique books
With the 2024 prize ceremony just around the corner, the team at the Booker Prizes reflects on their favourite winners from years gone by
The Booker shortlists of the 1970s are of exceptionally high quality, and while some of the novels may have fallen out of fashion, they’re essential volumes for any keen reader’s library
Elena Ferrante delivers a heart-wrenching end to her dazzling saga, which documents the lives of two women growing up against the backdrop of a volatile Naples, in a book that is as seductive as it is perilous
These diverse tales can be enjoyed alone, but are sure to inspire plenty of discussion and debate when read as part of a group
