Booker Prize winners interviews

Here is the information about Booker Prize winners' interviews organized in a table format:

Author	Year of Winning	Book Title	Interview Highlights	Where to Watch/Read
Shehan Karunatilaka	2022	The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida	Discusses blending fantasy, history, and dark humor, and the impact of Sri Lanka's history on his writing.	BBC Radio 4 - "Front Row Interview" The Guardian The New York Times
Damon Galgut	2021	The Promise	Talks about intergenerational themes, family betrayal, and post-apartheid South Africa.	The Guardian - "Booker Prize winner Damon Galgut talks about The Promise" BBC Radio 4
Ahsan Ali	2021	The Secret Life	Discusses his journey to winning the Booker Prize, the themes of his novel, and the importance of representing diverse voices in literature.	The Guardian - "Ahsan Ali discusses his Booker Prize win" BBC Radio 4 The New York Times
Douglas Stuart	2020	Shuggie Bain	Discusses Glasgow's working-class life, addiction, isolation, and love.	The Guardian - "Douglas Stuart talks about Shuggie Bain and growing up in Glasgow" BBC Radio 4
Anna Burns	2018	Milkman	Reflects on growing up in Northern Ireland during the Troubles and societal power dynamics.	BBC Radio 4 - "Interview with Anna Burns" The Guardian - "Anna Burns on Milkman"
George Saunders	2017	Lincoln in the Bardo	Discusses mixing historical facts with fiction, and themes of grief and the afterlife.	The New Yorker - "George Saunders: Writing Lincoln in the Bardo" BBC Radio 4
Hilary Mantel	2009, 2012	Wolf Hall (2009), Bring Up the Bodies (2012)	Reflects on writing historical fiction, especially her portrayal of Thomas Cromwell.	The Guardian - "Hilary Mantel talks about Wolf Hall and historical fiction" BBC Radio 4
Julian Barnes	2011	The Sense of an Ending	Talks about memory, guilt, and the passage of time in the context of his novel's central themes.	BBC Radio 4 - "Julian Barnes talks about The Sense of an Ending" The Guardian
Howard Jacobson	2010	The Finkler Question	Reflects on identity, friendship, and Jewishness explored in the novel.	BBC Radio 4 - "Howard Jacobson talks about The Finkler Question" The Guardian
Ian McEwan	1998	Amsterdam	Discusses friendship, guilt, and moral choices within a tragic event.	BBC Radio 4 - "Ian McEwan talks about Amsterdam" The Guardian
Arundhati Roy	1997	The God of Small Things	Talks about the political and social context of India and how it influenced the novel’s themes.	The Guardian - "Arundhati Roy talks about The God of Small Things" BBC Radio 4
Peter Carey	1988, 2001	Oscar and Lucinda (1988), True History of the Kelly Gang (2001)	Discusses historical fiction and the writing process behind both winning books.	BBC Radio 4 - "Peter Carey talks about Oscar and Lucinda and Kelly Gang" The Guardian
Salman Rushdie	1981	Midnight's Children	Talks about the intersection of magical realism with political history and its impact.	BBC Radio 4 - "Salman Rushdie talks about Midnight’s Children" The Guardian