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Works on books desk, @guardian. Booker judge 2024. Views my own
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Booker Prize 2026: The Guardian's book team is live answering your questions

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By Justine Jordan Verified, Charlotte Northedge Verified, Liese Spencer
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LIVE – Updated at 13:41 This year's shortlist for the Booker prize was announced last night. Our books editors are here to answer your questions about the contenders, the judges and literary fiction. Is the shortlist very conventional? Petherick asks: I've read the whole longlist for the first time this year (thanks to my local library).
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Booker prize 2026: ask our books team anything about this year’s contenders

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By Guardian moderators, Justine Jordan Verified, Charlotte Northedge Verified
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Guardian books editors Liese Spencer, Justine Jordan and Charlotte Northedge Illustration: Guardian Design Welcome to the conversation For today’s reader Q&A we’ll be discussing the newly announced shortlist for the 2026 Booker prize which was revealed last night at a discussion at London’s Southbank centre featuring this year’s judging panel: Jarvis Cocker, Mary Beard, Patricia Lockwood, Raymond Antrobus and the Guardian’s own Rebecca Liu.
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This Booker longlist may have two previous winners, but it’s keen to experiment

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By Justine Jordan Verified
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A trove of ideas … this year’s Booker prize longlist novels. Photograph: Booker Prize Foundation This year’s Booker longlist is led by two previous winners. Twelve years on from A Brief History of Seven Killings, Marlon James returns to Jamaica in The Disappearers, out in September: a polyphonic epic of a murderous mob attack on a gay theatre group in 1988 Kingston, and the two-decade aftermath of trauma and revenge that follows.
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