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Unusually varied list also includes Jonathan Escoffery’s debut, If I Survive You
Many authors have been published despite their last wishes. The Colombian novelist has become the latest victim of a kind of literary treachery
Colum McCann and Diane Foley tell the story of her son’s kidnapping by Islamic State
Despite some weaknesses, this quest novel set in post-Soviet Georgia is tough, funny and pacy
It’s been a difficult few years for us all, that’s for sure. A big part of that recent difficulty informs Nunez’s new novel The Vulnerables
The Australian author, a regular Nobel favourite, is an inveterate archiver of his life and work. His writing is similarly deliberate, if hard to describe
Norwegian playwright and novelist had regularly been tipped for the prize
Booker-longlisted novel is set in a dystopian Ireland, where secret police have emergency powers
‘I felt that a book of this size could be both serious and trivial, earnest and frivolous, comic and tragic, all of those things’
A book arranged broadly chronologically but mainly by theme — Ships, Buildings, Troubles, Tourism
The American novelist and short story writer on idiosyncratic book titles, her preoccupation with grief, and Donald Trump’s refusal to go away
Eye-opening details emerge on ancestral family involvement in Jamaican sugar and slave trades
Writer Yan Ge talks writing her first book in English, living in Ireland and her desire to do stand-up
The writer on his ‘final’ Frank Bascombe novel, why he wants to write ‘useful’ books, and his fantasy president
A rich, topical novel set in the high-stakes world of high-end dining dished up with aplomb