M. John Harrison Wins 2026 Booker Prize for Dystopian Novel 'The End of Everything'
British author M. John Harrison, aged 81, won the 2026 Booker Prize for his novel "The End of Everything," becoming the oldest recipient of the award. The dystopian satire explores a near-future post-apocalyptic Britain affected by mysterious entities called iGhetti, reflecting themes of artificial intelligence and human understanding. The judges praised the novel's ambition, expert writing, and subtle optimism. Harrison's win was announced at a London ceremony, where six authors were shortlisted, including past winners Marlon James and Douglas Stuart.
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