WINNERS OF THE BOOKER PRIZE FOR FICTION

The Booker Prize is awarded annually for contemporary fiction published in English and written by a citizen of the British Commonwealth or Ireland. For more information check out the official site.

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2011 – The sense of an ending, by Julian Barnes

2010 – The Finkler question, by Howard Jacobson

2009 – Wolf Hall, by Hilary Mantel

2008 – The white tiger, by Aravind Adiga

2007 – The gathering, by Anne Enright

2006 – The inheritance of loss, by Kiran Desai

2005 – The sea, by John Banville

2004 – The line of beauty, by Alan Hollinghurst

2003 – Vernon God Little, by DBC Pierre

2002 – The life of Pi, by Yann Martel

2001 – True history of the Kelly gang, by Peter Carey

2000 – The blind assassin, by Margaret Atwood

1999 – Disgrace, by J.M. Coetzee

1998 – Amsterdam, by Ian McEwan

1997 – The god of small things, by Arundhati Roy

1996 – Last orders, by Graham Swift

1995 – The ghost road, by Pat Barker

1994 – How late it was, how late, by James Kelman

1993 – Paddy Clarke ha ha ha, by Roddy Doyle

1992 – The English patient, by Michael Ondaatje and Sacred hunger, by Barry Unsworth

1991 – The famished road, by Ben Okri

1990 – Possession, by A.S. Byatt

1989 – The remains of the day, by Kazuo Ishiguro

1988 – Oscar and Lucinda, by Peter Carey

1987 – Moon tiger, by Penelope Lively

1986 – The old devils, by Kingsley Amis

1985 – The bone people, by Keri Hulme

1984 – Hotel du Lac, by Anita Brookner

1983 – The life and times of Michael K., by J.M. Coetzee

1982 – Schindler’s ark, published in the U.S. as Schindler’s list, by Thomas Keneally

1981 – Midnight’s children, by Salman Rushdie

1980 – Rites of passage, by William Golding

1979 – Offshore, by Penelope Fitzgerald

1978 – The sea, the sea, by Iris Murdoch

1977 – Staying on, by Paul Scott

1976 – Saville, by David Storey

1975 – Heat and dust, by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala

1974 – The conservationist, by Nadine Gordimer and Holiday, by Stanley Middleton

1973 – The siege of Krishnapur, by J.G. Farrell

1972 – G, by John Berger

1971 – In a free state, by V.S. Naipaul

1970 – The elected member, by Bernice Rubens

1970 – “The Lost Booker Prize” – Troubles, by J.G. Farrell

1969 – Something to answer for, by P.H. Newby

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