Prize winner The Finkler Question A scorching story of friendship and loss, exclusion and belonging, and of the wisdom and humanity of maturity, from the brilliant Howard Jacobson.
Kalooki Nights Wild, angry and uproarious, Kalooki Nights is Howard Jacobson’s darkly comic novel of what it means to be human.
Who's Sorry Now? A faithful husband takes the dangerous step of asking for a piece of his philandering friend’s disordered life, in Howard Jacobson’s bawdy comic tale.
Everything you need to know about Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell Shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 2004, and recently featured in the new series of the BBC book show Between the Covers, David Mitchell’s genre-defying ‘Russian doll’ epic remains one of the most original, unusual and polarising works in the Booker Library. Here’s our beginner’s guide
Patricia Lockwood Q&A ‘The internet - in the form of social media, at least - is much more like fiction than it is anything else.’
The Making of Mohsin Hamid's Exit West Read a discussion between Mohsin Hamid and his editor, Simon Prosser, about the creative process involved in writing Exit West.
The Booker Prize guide to... dystopian fiction With so many titles in the Booker Library imagining terrifying scenarios for humanity, it is tempting to wonder which of those fictional nightmares may be rediscovered as grim truth by future readers – and shocking to observe the extent to which some have already become reality