The Lost Man Booker Prize honors the great works published in 1970 that were never considered for a Booker Prize. There are 22 books on the long list, including books from well-known authors such as Patrick O'Brien and Iris Murdoch. See who made the list
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How to Read a Hard Book
In Search of Lost Time: 4,000 pages--aaagh! War and Peace: hundreds of Russian names! Moby-Dick: guy obsessed with a whale--so unlikely. Here's advice on how to tackle a tough book from three accomplished professors.
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2010 PEN/Faulkner Winner Sherman Alexie's War Dances
A film editor is at home when his apartment in broken into. Read an excerpt from Breaking and Entering, a short story from War Dances by Sherman Alexie, the 2010 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction winner.
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Books That Made a Difference to Zadie Smith
Writer Zadie Smith is wowed by death-affirming poetry, Nabokovian slyness, and her first glimpse of female genius.
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Books That Made a Difference to Anita Shreve
The novelist recommends short love stories, powerful American drama, Irish writers and an Australian gem.
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The Orange Prize Books Reading List
The Orange Prize for Fiction and the Orange Award for New Writers introduce women writers to new audiences. Check out 2010's Orange Prize short list, including well-known authors such as Lorrie Moore and Barbara Kingsolver, plus newcomers such as Jane Bor
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