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The Booker International Prize for Fiction has announced its longlist for 2026, featuring 13 novels selected from among 163 works published in English in the United Kingdom or Ireland between October 2025 and September 2026. The list includes authors from seven countries, some of whom are debut writers competing with their first works, while others are previous award winners. Among the notable names is British author M. Jon Harrison, aged 81, for his novel "The End of Everything," which centers on a character who discovers a mysterious artifact on the coast of Kent in a world transformed by collapse and the resurgence of artificial intelligence. If he wins, he will become the oldest recipient in the award's history, surpassing Margaret Atwood, who won in 2019 for her novel "The Testament" at age seventy-nine. The shortlist is expected to be announced on September 22, and the winner will be revealed on November 9. The prize includes £50,000 and is considered one of the most prestigious literary awards worldwide for novels written in English.
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