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Selva Almada
Selva Almada is considered one of the most powerful voices of contemporary Argentinian and Latin American literature and one of the most influential feminist intellectuals of the region.
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The Booker Prize Podcast, Episode 35: The Remains of the Day, on screen and in print
This week, The Booker Prize Podcast revisits the 1989 Booker Prize winner, Kazuo Ishiguro’s post-war novel The Remains of the Day and its big-screen adaptation
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The Silver Bone
Inflected with Kurkov’s signature humour and magical realism, The Silver Bone crafts a propulsive narrative that bursts to life with rich historical detail
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Simpatía
A suspenseful novel with unexpected twists and turns about the agony of Venezuela and the collapse of Chavismo
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Not a River
Selva Almada’s novel is the finest expression yet of her compelling style and singular vision of rural Argentina
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Undiscovered
A provocative, irreverent autobiographical novel that reckons with the legacy of colonialism through one Peruvian woman's family ties to both colonised and coloniser
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White Nights
A highly artistic study of death encapsulated in moving stories set in Poland's Beskid Mountains region
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10 of the best sci-fi books nominated for the Booker Prizes
With Dune: Part Two – an adaptation of a literary classic – in cinemas, we’ve rounded up our favourite works of science fiction from the Booker Library
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Mater 2-10
An epic, multi-generational tale that threads together a century of Korean history
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What I'd Rather Not Think About
A deeply moving exploration of grief, told in brief, precise vignettes and full of gentle melancholy and surprising humour