Booker Prize (MBP) Winners (IBP) Winners
Year |
Winner |
Country |
Book Title |
1969 |
P.H. Newby |
UK |
A Journey to the End of the Night |
1970 |
Bernice Rubens |
UK |
The Elected Member |
1971 |
V.S. Naipaul |
Trinidad & Tobago |
In a Free State |
1972 |
John Berger |
UK |
G. |
1973 |
J.G. Farrell |
UK |
The Siege of Krishnapur |
1974 |
Nadine Gordimer |
South Africa |
Burger's Daughter |
1975 |
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala |
UK |
Heat and Dust |
1976 |
David Storey |
UK |
Saville |
1977 |
D. M. Thomas |
UK |
The White Hotel |
1978 |
Iris Murdoch |
UK |
The Sea, the Sea |
1979 |
Penelope Fitzgerald |
UK |
Offshore |
1980 |
William Golding |
UK |
Rites of Passage |
1981 |
Salman Rushdie |
UK |
Midnight's Children |
1982 |
Thomas Keneally |
Australia |
Schindler's Ark |
1983 |
J. M. Coetzee |
South Africa |
Life & Times of Michael K |
1984 |
Anita Brookner |
UK |
Hotel du Lac |
1985 |
Keri Hulme |
New Zealand |
The Bone People |
1986 |
Kingsley Amis |
UK |
The Old Devils |
1987 |
Penelope Lively |
UK |
Moon Tiger |
1988 |
Peter Carey |
Australia |
Oscar and Lucinda |
1989 |
Kazuo Ishiguro |
UK |
The Remains of the Day |
1990 |
A.S. Byatt |
UK |
Possession |
1991 |
Ben Okri |
Nigeria |
The Famished Road |
1992 |
Michael Ondaatje |
Canada |
The English Patient |
1993 |
Roddy Doyle |
Ireland |
Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha |
1994 |
James Kelman |
UK |
How Late It Was, How Late |
1995 |
Pat Barker |
UK |
The Ghost Road |
1996 |
Graham Swift |
UK |
Last Orders |
1997 |
Arundhati Roy |
India |
The God of Small Things |
1998 |
Ian McEwan |
UK |
Amsterdam |
1999 |
J.M. Coetzee |
South Africa |
Disgrace |
2000 |
Margaret Atwood |
Canada |
The Blind Assassin |
2001 |
Peter Carey |
Australia |
True History of the Kelly Gang |
2002 |
Yann Martel |
Canada |
Life of Pi |
2003 |
D.B.C. Pierre |
Australia |
Vernon God Little |
2004 |
Alan Hollinghurst |
UK |
The Line of Beauty |
2005 |
John Banville |
Ireland |
The Sea |
2006 |
Kiran Desai |
India |
The Inheritance of Loss |
2007 |
Anne Enright |
Ireland |
The Gathering |
2008 |
Aravind Adiga |
India |
The White Tiger |
2009 |
Hilary Mantel |
UK |
Wolf Hall |
2010 |
Howard Jacobson |
UK |
The Finkler Question |
2011 |
Julian Barnes |
UK |
The Sense of an Ending |
2012 |
Hilary Mantel |
UK |
Bring Up the Bodies |
2013 |
Eleanor Catton |
New Zealand |
The Luminaries |
2014 |
Richard Flanagan |
Australia |
The Narrow Road to the Deep North |
2015 |
Marlon James |
Jamaica |
A Brief History of Seven Killings |
2016 |
Paul Beatty |
USA |
The Sellout |
2017 |
George Saunders |
USA |
Lincoln in the Bardo |
2018 |
Anna Burns |
UK |
Milkman |
2019 |
Bernardine Evaristo |
UK |
Girl, Woman, Other |
2019 |
Margaret Atwood |
Canada |
The Testaments |
2020 |
Douglas Stuart |
UK |
Shuggie Bain |
2021 |
Damon Galgut |
South Africa |
The Promise |
2022 |
Shehan Karunatilaka |
Sri Lanka |
The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida |
2023 |
Jonathan Escoffery |
USA |
If I Survive You |
International Booker Prize Winners
Year |
Winner |
Country |
Translator |
Work |
2005 |
Ismail Kadare |
Albania |
David Bellos |
The Successor |
2007 |
Chinua Achebe |
Nigeria |
N/A |
Anthills of the Savannah |
2009 |
Alice Munro |
Canada |
Alistair MacLeod, David Swinson |
The Moons of Jupiter |
2011 |
Lydia Davis |
USA |
Lydia Davis (self-translated) |
The End of the Story |
2013 |
László Krasznahorkai |
Hungary |
John Batki, Georgina Paul |
Satantango |
2015 |
Han Kang |
South Korea |
Deborah Smith |
The Vegetarian |
2016 |
David Grossman |
Israel |
Jessica Cohen |
A Horse Walks into a Bar |
2017 |
Olga Tokarczuk |
Poland |
Jennifer Croft |
Flights |
2018 |
Jokha al-Harthi |
Oman |
Marilyn Booth |
Celestial Bodies |
2019 |
Marieke Lucas Rijneveld |
Netherlands |
Michele Hutchison |
The Discomfort of Evening |
2020 |
David Diop |
France |
Anna Moschovakis |
At Night All Blood Is Black |
2021 |
Ahsan Ali |
Pakistan |
N/A |
The Secret Life of Pakistan |
2022 |
Geetanjali Shree |
India |
Daisy Rockwell |
Tomb of Sand |
2023 |
Georgi Gospodinov |
Bulgaria |
Angela Rodel |
Time Shelter |
2024 |
Jenny Erpenbeck |
Germany |
Michael Hofmann |
Kairos |
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