Award will go to the best original business book proposal by an author aged under 35
Rene Karabash’s tale of a ‘sworn virgin’ in a remote corner of Albania is a worthy shortlistee for the International Booker Prize
The translator’s debut novel is a funny, moving and skilfully crafted story of obsession, performance and the fantasies that drive people to action
Shortlisted for the International Booker Prize, this dreamlike, unsettling tale explores the terror and sorrow of a mediocre sorceress with meagre talents
The Booker-longlisted novel follows the interwoven stories of five characters in search of new, sometimes surreal, destinies
At the heart of Yáng Shuāng-zǐ’s rich, heady book is the uneasy bond between a Japanese author and her Taiwanese interpreter
International Booker Prize winner Geetanjali Shree’s 2001 novel, now available in English, is a compassionate story of class, desire and friendship
The best business books selected by our judges
The FT and Standard Chartered want to encourage young authors to tackle emerging business themes
Bank to back Business Book of the Year and Bracken Prize for Young Authors for next three years
Prizes, publishers and government programmes have joined the battle to reverse the decline in young peoples’ love of reading
Writer of ‘The Thinking Machine’ about Nvidia’s rise believes in the vast potential of AI
‘The Thinking Machine’ tells the inside story of how Nvidia became the world’s most valuable corporation
Maria Crawford selects her must-read titles
The author of the prizewinning ‘Flesh’ on his ‘white space’ narrative, his outsider perspective — and the importance of taking risks
Judges praise ‘singular achievement’ of sparsely written novel that traces a man’s unlikely social ascent from Hungary to the world of London’s super-rich
The celebrated author talks about why she stayed in her native Australia, the moment she won the UK’s top non-fiction prize this week and her delight that her diaries are being appreciated as literature
The celebrated Australian author wins the prestigious non-fiction award for ‘How to End a Story’, her diaries spanning three decades
The Hungarian author, described as a ‘great epic writer in the central European tradition’, won the Man Booker International Prize in 2015. We look back at the FT’s reviews of his novels and novellas
Dystopian novelist recognised for his ‘compelling and visionary oeuvre’ in the central European tradition of Franz Kafka
Judges celebrate the breadth of a list characterised by ‘candour and courage’
From the life of Tennyson to 1970s terrorism, a history of slavery to the epic journey of a single wolf, here are the FT critics’ verdicts of the six books competing for this year’s award
Kiran Desai’s long-awaited third novel is a cross-continental romance that explores displacement, family, ambition and identity
Six finalists analyse important business issues from economic warfare to AI
The FT critics’ verdicts on the six contenders for this year’s fiction prize, the winner of which will be announced on November 10
