American Paul Beatty's race satire wins Man Booker Prize - News Summed Up

American Paul Beatty's race satire wins Man Booker Prize


Asked about the language, Foreman said, "Paul Beatty has said being offended is not an emotion. It was publisher Oneworld's second Man Booker victory after winning the 2015 prize for "A Brief History of Seven Killings" by Jamaican Marlon James. Apart from the 50,000 pound prize, each of the six shortlisted authors wins 2,500 pounds ($3,045) winning the Man Booker can have a major impact on a writer's sales and readership. In its 48-year history, the prize has gone to authors including Salman Rushdie, Hilary Mantel and Margaret Atwood. Three years ago the rules were changed to cover any novel written in English, regardless of the writer's nationality, and published in Britain.


Source: bd News24 October 25, 2016 22:52 UTC



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