Booker Prize

A former fashion designer who is based in New York, Stuart drew on his own experiences growing up gay for the story of young Shuggie.
Mantel had won the Booker for the two previous novels in her trilogy 'Wolf Hall' and 'Bring Up the Bodies'.
The 50,000-pound prize was won by 'The Discomfort of Evening', written by Marieke Lucas Rijneveld and translated by Michele Hutchison.
Doshi's 'Burnt Sugar' was published in India in 2019 as 'Girl in White Cotton'.
Atwood won for 'The Testaments', published last month, and Evaristo, the first black woman to win the prize, won for 'Girl, Woman, Other'.
The 2019 winner will be announced on October 14.
Rushdie makes the 13-book longlist for his latest novel, "Quichotte". Atwood is nominated for "The Testaments", a follow-up to "The Handmaids Tale".