The Booker Prize and International Booker Prize
What are The Booker Prize and The International Booker Prize?
The Booker Prize (previously known as the Man Booker Prize) is awarded annually to the best novel of the year written in English and published in the UK or Ireland.
In 2015, after the rules of the original Booker Prize expanded to allow writers of any nationality to enter - as long as their books were written in English and published in the UK - the International Prize evolved to become the mirror image of the English-language prize. Since then it has been awarded annually for a single book, written in another language and translated into English.
Winners are usually announced in October or November.
The Booker Prize Winners by Year
The Narrow Road to the Deep North by 2014 winner
- Vernon God Little by2003 winner
The Line of Beauty by 2004 winner
The Booker Prize Winners by Year
The Old Devils by 1986 winner
The Elected Member by 1970 winner
In a Free State by 1971 winner
G. by 1972 winner
The Siege of Krishnapur by 1973 winner
Holiday by 1974 winner
Saville by 1976 winner
Staying On by 1977 winner
The Sea, The Sea by 1978 winner
Offshore by 1979 winner
Something to Answer For by 1969 winner
The International Booker Prize
The Discomfort of Evening by 2020 winner
At Night All Blood Is Black by 2021 winner
Tomb of Sand by 2022 winner
Time Shelter by 2023 winner
A Horse Walks into a Bar by 2017 winner
Celestial Bodies by 2019 winner
