To celebrate the announcement of the Booker Prize 2025 shortlist, we are launching another exciting competition. We have five sets of the shortlist to give away, with one overall winner also receiving a selection of incredible Present & Correct stationery worth over £150, and a limited-edition, money-can’t-buy Booker Prize tote bag. Our four runners-up will each win the six shortlisted titles and a limited-edition Booker Prize tote bag.

Our top prize comprises the following:

1 x set of all six books on the Booker Prize 2025 shortlist
1 x oak desk tray
1 x brass pen case
1 x Italian calendar
1 x fountain pen 
1 x ballpoint pen
1 x notebook 
1 x diary
1 x box of clips
1 x pencil sharpener
1 x vintage eraser
1 x small dish
1 x rubber stamp set
1 x limited-edition Booker Prize tote bag 

Present & Correct, which has a shop on Bury Place, London, stocks a beautiful range of vintage stationery by designers from around the world.

Each year the Booker Prize introduces readers to the best sustained works of fiction written in English and published in the UK and Ireland. 

As Roddy Doyle, Chair of this year’s judging panel, says of the shortlist: ‘The six [books] have, I think, two big things in common. Their authors are in total command of their own store of English, their own rhythm, their own expertise; they have each crafted a novel that no one else could have written. And all of the books, in six different and very fresh ways, find their stories in the examination of the individual trying to live with – to love, to seek attention from, to cope with, to understand, to keep at bay, to tolerate, to escape from – other people. In other words, they are all brilliantly written and they are all brilliantly human.’ 

To be in with a chance of winning, simply enter your details below by 12:00 BST on Monday, 13 October, 2025. Winners will be chosen at random.

This competition is open to readers anywhere in the world.

This competition is a free draw, with only one entry allowed per person, and we reserve the right to disqualify any entries where we suspect one person has used a number of different email addresses. Use or attempted use of any automated or other non-manual entry methods is prohibited.  

The draw is governed by our general rules for competitions, available here, but the following specifics also apply (and take precedence should there be any contradiction or ambiguity):

• There will be five winners, selected at random from entries received before 12:00 BST on Monday, 13 October, 2025. Entries received after this time will not be eligible.  
• One winner will receive the six titles (in their current UK editions) on the Booker Prize 2025 shortlist, a Booker Prize tote bag and a selection of items from Present & Correct. The prize elements will be dispatched separately.
• Four runners-up will receive the six titles (in their current UK editions) on the Booker Prize 2025 shortlist and a Booker Prize tote bag.
• Entrants must be 18 or over, and we reserve the right to ask for proof of age at any point in the competition; prize-winners should be aware of adult themes within the shortlisted titles, particularly if sharing the books with other readers. 
• The competition is open to those resident in or outside the UK subject to the proviso that an entry is not eligible if it is from a resident in a country or jurisdiction where this free draw may breach any local law or regulation.    
• Winners will be notified by email no later than 12:00 BST (UK time) on Monday, 20 October, 2025, and must promptly provide a fully operative postal address for delivery of their prize. If we have not received this within seven days of us notifying a winner, we will have no obligation to deliver the prize and at our sole discretion, we may select a further winner to receive the prize concerned or simply decide not to give it.  
• We can only undertake to do what is reasonable in all the circumstances to deliver the prize to a location outside the UK.
• We cannot ship to PO Box addresses; winners are required to provide a bricks-and-mortar/physical address for prize(s) to be dispatched to. 
• Bearing in mind, among other things, the value of the prize itself in relation to cost of delivery, we reserve the right (and this is determined at our sole discretion) to ask a winner to provide an alternative address for delivery to a person/location where the cost is proportionate.  
• Winners are responsible for any taxes or duties they may have to pay in order to take receipt of their prize.  
• While we will use our best endeavours to dispatch prizes as soon as possible once all titles have been received from the publishers. Further, no responsibility can be accepted for prizes delayed or lost.
• We are not responsible for any damage to the prize in the course of delivery; while we will consider a request for a replacement (if available) if the prize arrives in a seriously damaged state, this is solely in our discretion, depending on the particular circumstances.
• These terms and conditions are governed by, and construed in accordance with, the laws of England & Wales, and the courts of England & Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction in determining any question or issue in relation to them.
• We may in due course and at our sole discretion publicise the names of the winners and their location (in general terms, not specific addresses) on our website and/or social media channels and by entering the competition an entrant agrees to this publicity should they be a prize-winner.