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Longlisted for the Booker Prize 2018, Normal People is a sweet and complex story of mutual fascination, friendship and love

Win one of five bundles including a copy of our February Monthly Spotlight, Normal People by Sally Rooney, plus a limited-edition Booker Prize tote bag

On The Booker Prize Podcast this week, we revisit Douglas Stuart’s 2020 Booker Prize winning-novel, Shuggie Bain, in celebration of Burns Night

Explore some of the best Booker Prize-nominated Australian authors and their work with our comprehensive reading list

How Late It Was, How Late may have divided critics – and judges – but it remains one of the most influential Booker winners and raised prescient questions about decolonisation and self-determination 

Blogger Martin Vovk explains why he set himself a Booker-themed reading challenge – and how the experience changed him 

To mark the annual hootenanny – and the birthday of Scotland’s literary hero – take our quiz that celebrates both Scottish culture and Booker Prize-nominated authors through their words, wit… and whisky

On The Booker Prize Podcast this week, Jo and James recommend the best compact novels from the Booker Library, perfect for those moments when there’s nothing else to do but curl up with a good book

Part of a golden generation of writers in the 1980s, Timothy Mo was shortlisted for the Booker Prize three times – then dropped off the radar

A beautifully observed story capturing the awkward, complicated love between a young couple with everything and nothing in common. Read an extract from February’s Monthly Spotlight here