Listen for lively conversations and fascinating insights from the Booker Prizes. We revisit winning novels from years past, speak to authors and experts from the literary world and peer behind the curtain of the International Booker Prize and Booker Prize.
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Earlier this week, author Jenny Erpenbeck and translator Michael Hofmann were announced as the winners of the International Booker Prize 2024, for the novel, Kairos. Jenny and Michael join Jo and James to talk about whether their win has truly sunk i... more
With under a week until the International Booker Prize 2024 ceremony, we're back with the second part of our deep dive into this year's six shortlist books. Listen in to hear what Jo and James think of the remaining three books on the list, common th... more
We're three weeks away from the International Booker Prize 2024 award ceremony, so we thought it was high time to take a deep dive into this year's six shortlist books. In the first of two parts, we're exploring three of the books on this week's podc... more
Esi Edugyan’s thrilling novel follows the astonishing adventures of its titular character, Washington Black, whose escape from the brutal cane plantations of Barbados was only the beginning. Shortlisted for the 2018 Booker Prize and set to be releas... more
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I often avoid Booker winning novels, my prejudice was that the short-listed novels are pretentious and dry. This podcast proves me wrong. I’ve really enjoyed the Oscar episodes and the recent Booker vs. Bookies. I’m listening to every episode now.
This is the only podcast I listen to religiously. Well done.
This is such a fun podcast to listen to. I love how they have different tastes in books yet discuss everything so thoroughly.
This is my favourite podcast. I started reading all the BPWs in chronological order last winter (I’m up to 1982) and James/Jo have been the best literary companions. I love the way they riff off each other and how they weave in their own analysis and interpretation without intellectual snobbery or being patronising. Love the “thesis/antithesis/synthesis” structure identified by James. I see it everywhere now! Thank you
Love this podcast. Love both hosts. Love it all. I look forward to it every fortnight! Cannot wait for more!
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