Man Booker prize 2014 bingo: who will make the cut?
We’ve ventured a few guesses as to who will make the Man Booker prize longlist – but which books do you expect to see on it? And how many of them will be American?
The Man Booker prize 2014: predictions for the longlist
Tomorrow we'll learn which novels are in contention - and for the first time, some of them will be American. Stuart Kelly, one of last year's judges, makes some informed guesses
The Not the Booker prize is back: make your nominations now!
The world's most democratic literary award, and perhaps the most contentious, has returned and you have until 27 July to join in
Beyond cuts: the many roles of a writer’s editor
Nell Frizzell: Novelist Eleanor Catton and her editor Max Porter's alliance shows how much more than wielding a blade goes into this relationship
Prize fights: A roundup of rivalrous literary awards
The Folio prize adds to an already crowded field of contenders wishing to be the No 1. John Dugdale draws up a book on the competition
The best literary spats of 2013
From Bret Easton Ellis's denouncement of Alice Munro to the Team Nigella backlash, John Dugdale looks back on the writers' rows of the year
Do returns diminish on rereading and re-rereading?
Stuart Kelly: Judging the Booker prize has made me wonder how worthwhile it take second, and third, literary looks
Eleanor Catton’s precocious predecessors
John Dugdale: This year's Man Booker prizewinner is the youngest ever, but she's far from being the first author to make an early impression
Man Booker contenders 2013 – a quick recap
Jim Crace is the narrow favourite, while Colm Tóibín may provoke the most serious soul-searching… Robert McCrum assesses the six contenders
Reader reviews roundup
Eleanor Catton, Alice Munro and James Salter are among the writers under review this week
The Booker prize’s US amendment was a long time coming
Robert McCrum: The self-styled 'most important literary prize in the English-speaking world' has finally ironed out the disabling anomaly that threatened to undermine its global significance
‘Well, that’s the end of the Booker prize, then’
Allowing US writers entry into the UK's most prestigious prize spells disaster, says Philip Hensher
Would US authors sweep the board if the Man Booker was opened up?
There are fears that British, Irish and Commonwealth writers would lose out to American authors – but that underestimates the strength of the existing competition
This glorious and unruly English language that lets everyone in
Fintan O’Toole: The multinational Man Booker shortlist shows ‘outsiders’ are the new normal. Let’s celebrate our unruly tongue