List
of Man Booker Prize Winners (1969-2016)
The Man Booker Prize is the leading literary award
in the English speaking world, and has brought recognition, reward and
readership to outstanding fiction for over four decades.
The Man
Booker Prize awards any novel originally written
in English and published in the UK in the year of the prize, regardless of the
nationality of their author. The novel must be an original work in English (not
a translation) and published by a registered UK imprint; self-published novels
are not eligible.
Year
|
Author
|
Book Name
|
2016
|
Han
Kang, South Korea
|
The
Vegetarian - Novel
|
2015
|
Marlon
James, Jamaica
|
A
Brief History of Seven Killings - Novel
|
2014
|
Richard
Flanagan, Australia
|
The
Narrow Road to the Deep North - Historical Novel
|
2013
|
Eleanor
Catton (Born-New Zealand), Canada
|
The
Luminaries - Historical novel
|
2012
|
Hilary
Mantel, United Kingdom
|
Bring
Up the Bodies - Historical novel
|
2011
|
Julian
Barnes, United Kingdom
|
The
Sense of an Ending - Novel
|
2010
|
Howard
Jacobson, United Kingdom
|
The
Finkler Question - Comic novel
|
2009
|
Hilary
Mantel, United Kingdom
|
Wolf
Hall - Historical novel
|
2008
|
Aravind
Adiga, India
|
The
White Tiger - Novel
|
2007
|
Anne
Enright, Ireland
|
The
Gathering - Novel
|
2006
|
Kiran
Desai, India
|
The
Inheritance of Loss – Novel
|
2005
|
John
Banville, Ireland
|
The
Sea – Novel
|
2004
|
Alan
Hollinghurst, United Kingdom
|
The
Line of Beauty - Historical novel
|
2003
|
DBC
Pierre, Australia
|
Vernon
God Little - Black comedy
|
2002
|
Yann
Martel, Canada
|
Life
of Pi - Fantasy and adventure novel
|
2001
|
Peter
Carey, Australia
|
True
History of the Kelly Gang - Historical novel
|
2000
|
Margaret
Atwood, Canada
|
The
Blind Assassin - Historical novel
|
1999
|
J. M.
Coetzee, South Africa
|
Disgrace
- Novel
|
1998
|
Ian
McEwan, United Kingdom
|
Amsterdam
– Novel
|
1997
|
Arundhati
Roy, India
|
The
God of Small Things - Novel
|
1996
|
Graham
Swift, United Kingdom
|
Last
Orders – Novel
|
1995
|
Pat
Barker, United Kingdom
|
The
Ghost Road - War novel
|
1994
|
James
Kelman, United Kingdom
|
How
Late It Was, How Late - Stream of consciousness
|
1993
|
Roddy
Doyle, Ireland
|
Paddy
Clarke Ha Ha Ha - Novel
|
1992
|
Michael
Ondaatje, Canada
|
The
English Patient - Historiographic metafiction
|
1992
|
Barry
Unsworth, United Kingdom
|
Sacred
Hunger - Historical novel
|
1991
|
Ben
Okri, Nigeria
|
The
Famished Road - Magic realism
|
1990
|
A. S.
Byatt, United Kingdom
|
Possession
- Historical novel
|
1989
|
Kazuo
Ishiguro, United Kingdom
|
The
Remains of the Day - Historical novel
|
1988
|
Peter
Carey, Australia
|
Oscar
and Lucinda - Historical Novel
|
1987
|
Penelope
Lively, United Kingdom
|
Moon
Tiger – Novel
|
1986
|
Kingsley
Amis, United Kingdom
|
The
Old Devils - Comic novel
|
1985
|
Keri
Hulme, New Zealand
|
The
Bone People - Mystery novel
|
1984
|
Anita
Brookner, United Kingdom
|
Hotel
du Lac - Novel
|
1983
|
J. M.
Coetzee, South Africa
|
Life and
Times of Michael K- Novel
|
1982
|
Thomas
Keneally, Australia
|
Schindler's
Ark - Biographical novel
|
1981
|
Salman
Rushdie, United Kingdom
|
Midnight's
Children - Magic realism
|
1980
|
William
Golding, United Kingdom
|
Rites
of Passage – Novel
|
1979
|
Penelope
Fitzgerald, United Kingdom
|
Offshore
- Novel
|
1978
|
Iris
Murdoch (Born-United Kingdom), Ireland
|
The
Sea, the Sea - Philosophical novel
|
1977
|
Paul
Scott, United Kingdom
|
Staying
On - Novel
|
1976
|
David
Storey, United Kingdom
|
Saville
– Novel
|
1975
|
Ruth
Prawer Jhabvala (Born-Germany), United Kingdom
|
Heat
and Dust - Historical novel
|
1974
|
Nadine
Gordimer, South Africa
|
The
Conservationist - Novel
|
1974
|
Stanley
Middleton, United Kingdom
|
Holiday
– Novel
|
1973
|
J. G.
Farrell (Born-Ireland), United Kingdom
|
The
Siege of Krishnapur - Novel)
|
1972
|
John
Berger, United Kingdom
|
G. -
Experimental novel
|
1971
|
V. S.
Naipaul (Born- Trinidad and Tobago), United Kingdom
|
In a
Free State - Short story
|
1970
|
J. G.
Farrell(Born- Ireland), United Kingdom
|
Troubles
– Novel
|
1970
|
Bernice
Rubens, United Kingdom
|
The
Elected Member – Novel
|
1969
|
P. H.
Newby, United Kingdom
|
Something
to Answer For - Novel
|
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