Man Booker Prize

Hilary Mantel’s final volume in the ‘Wolf Hall’ trilogy is a triumphant end to her depiction of the blacksmith’s boy who became the king of England’s right-hand man

The Cosmic Destiny is about good versus evil, love versus hate, freedom versus bondage, peace versus war and silence versus noise.​

Once a year Jaipur becomes a literary wonderland, packed with people mad about the written word

Paul Beatty touches on key issues but writes in such a way that he doesn’t have to speak for black people

The writer-activist’s return to fiction remains as unsparing of India’s failings as her nonfiction

Authors from the country only became eligible for the award in 2014.

Author and creative writing teacher Han Kang has won the Man Booker International Prize for her novel ‘The Vegetarian’.

Jamaican author Marlon James’s book, A Brief History of Seven Killings, is one of the 13 novels that made it onto the Man Booker Prize long list.

Praised by Susan Sontag and WG Sebald, Krasznahorkai’s fans include a film director whose life’s mission is to bring his novels to the screen.

Journalist turned publisher, whose achievements included editing Thomas Keneally’s Schindler’s Ark, had been battling cancer since last year.

Marlene Van Niekerk’s "two masterpieces" detail the aggravations of the political transition in South Africa – particularly for Afrikaners.

Australian Richard Flanagan triumphed with The Road to the Deep North, a "magnificent novel of love and war" at the Man Booker prize.

Despite a change in rules that sparked fears Americans would dominate the prize, the final Man Booker longlist reflects a ‘vintage year’ of fiction.

Eleanor Catton (28) became the youngest writer to win the Man Booker prize when The Luminaries, took the 45th Booker at the awards dinner this week.

The youngest winner in the award’s 45-year history, 28-year-old novelist Eleanor Catton has taken home the 2013 Man Booker prize.