Booker Prize winners (2009-2023) · 🇬🇧

A fictional biography charting Thomas Cromwell's meteoric rise from a blacksmith's son to the chief minister of King Henry VIII.

A comedic and philosophical novel exploring friendship, loss, and the complexities of Jewish identity in contemporary London.

Tony Webster is forced to confront the unreliable nature of memory and the long-lasting impact of a past relationship after receiving an unexpected inheritance.

The second novel in the Thomas Cromwell trilogy, focusing on the machinations that lead to the downfall and execution of Anne Boleyn.

Set during the New Zealand gold rush of 1866, this intricate and astrologically structured novel tells a sprawling tale of mystery and fortune.

An Australian surgeon recalls his harrowing experiences as a prisoner of war on the Burma Railway during World War II.

A sprawling, polyphonic novel that delves into the attempted assassination of Bob Marley and the volatile political landscape of 1970s Jamaica.

A biting satire about a young black man who attempts to reinstitute slavery and segregation in a fictional Los Angeles suburb.

A unique historical novel set in a graveyard, where Abraham Lincoln mourns his deceased son, Willie, amidst a chorus of restless spirits.

Set during The Troubles in Northern Ireland, a young woman's life is disrupted by the unwanted attention of a much older, powerful paramilitary man.

A sequel to 'The Handmaid's Tale,' this novel revisits Gilead fifteen years later, as three women from different walks of life attempt to bring down the totalitarian regime.