Man Booker Prize winner all writers life history

The Man Booker Prize is one of the most prestigious awards of world literature. At one time this award was limited only to the Commonwealth countries, Ireland and Zimbabwe. Since 2005, internationally launched. Booker won some of the most famous writers today,

Ivs nipple: Nobel laureate Sir VS Knipal In 2001, the full name of the Trinidadian-British author of the Nobel Prize in literature was given by Sir Vidyadhar Suraj Prasad Naipaul. Written books like A House for Mr Biswas, In A Free State, A Bend in the River and The Enigma of Arrival, have written. Earlier, to achieve the 'May of Booker' for 'In a Free State'. In 1932 he was born into a Brahmin family living in Trinidad and Tobago. His grandfather emigrated as a contractual slave. Later, while studying at Oxford University, he started living in Britain. He started his career as a writer from here.

David Grosman: Everyone knows David Grosman as a leftist peace activist. Writing an exceptional novel, he received the Man Booker Prize in 2017. He stood against Israeli settlement in the Palestinian area in 2010. He participated in the protest at that time. He was pushed by the police. Israel's writer and human rights activist David Grossman This was the first time a Booker winner of an Israeli writer. Her father was a bus driver. Apart from Booker, he has received many awards as a writer. However, the idea that Man Booker will add different levels to him. Grossman started writing in the 1970s. Among his famous books are Dual, The Smile of the Lamb, Fling Out Time, To The End Of The Land etc. Grumman Man Booker International Award for the book 'A Horse Walks Into a Bar'.

George Sanders: American writer George Sanders received Man Booker in his first novel. Basically, he is the storyteller. Sanders won the award as the second US writer in the past year. He won this award for his novel 'Lincoln in the Bird'. The novel's story revolves around the son's, Abraham Lincoln, on the side of the son's grave. The story of Abraham Lincoln is a night story about the novel. His 9th book, 'Lincoln in the Birdo'. Duchess of Cornwall presented a prize of 50 thousand pounds worth of world literature to Guildhall in London. Sanders said after the announcement of the award, it's a great honour for me. Hope this will inspire my work. Sanders is born in Texas but currently lives in New York. He has also been rewarded for various stories.

Julian Barnes: British writer Julian Barnes won the Man Booker Prize in 2011. Julian Barnes won the award for the novel 'The Sense of An Ending'. He has been nominated three times before won the Man Booker Prize. In 1984, 1998 and 2005, he had the potential to get this award but did not get to the end. Bernes said at the Guildhall in London, "He is happy to receive this award. At the same time getting relief. His books Flickr's Parrot, England, England, and Arthur and George were nominated for the Book Man Booker Prize. For this, he was suffering from mental distress. At one stage, he felt that someone was confronted with his reward. The award-winning book 'The Sense of Ending' is about time travel, but not on the time machine. The 150-page book is less than the other winner's books.

Arundhati Roy: Arundhati Roy is an Indian novelist, intellectual, and activist. He is known worldwide for his novel 'The God of Small Things'. After the novel was published in 1997, there was a scramble all over the world. In 1998, Man Booker won the award for the novel. In addition to writing, he also works on environmental engagement and human rights issues. Arundhati was born in Shillong, Assam, India. Arundhati's father was a Bengali Hindu and mother was Malli Syrian Christian. Dad's tea worker and mother were women rights activists. Arundhati studied at the Planning and Architecture University of Delhi on architecture. He was introduced to this university with Gerard de Kochar, the first husband architect. The second marriage was made in 1984 by filmmaker Pradeep Krishnan.

Han Kang: South Korean women writer Han Kang. He won the Man Booker Prize in 2016. For his 'The Vegetarian' novel, he received the prestigious award of literature. This novel story revolves around a woman. A woman who wants to reject the cruelty of people who quit eating meat and became a vegetarian. Deborah Smith translated the novel into English. Judge Panel Chairman Boyd Tonkin said that the work of South Korean writer Han Kang was unforgettable and fundamental. The main authors and translators share the prize according to the Man Booker Prize Rewards. 50 thousand pounds of the prize is divided between the original writer Han and his British translator Smith. This is the first novel by Creative Writing lecturer Han Kang.

Marlan James: Jamaican writer Marlon James received the Man Booker Award in 2015. The judges unanimously elected Marlen's novel for a prize in less than two hours. Marlon dedicated the award to his father. He won this award for his novel 'A Brief History of Seven Killing'. The novel, written by a large volume of 680 pages, writes about 44 years of age. Based on the attempt to kill the legendary Jamaican singer Bob Marl of the 1970s, the novel So that the different aspects of Bob Marle's life have also come up. On the occasion, Duchess of Cornwell presented Man Booker's award to Marlon James. Michael Wood, the chief of the judges of the Man Booker Prize, said the novel 'The Brief History of Seven Killings' is a novel on the shortlist.

Alan Katon: Elinor Katon, the youngest writer to win the Man Booker Prize from New Zealand's Eleanor Katon, Man-Booker Award, was got in 2013. He made history by winning the award at the youngest. Elinor achieved the award for his second novel The Luminaries. Born in 1985 in the London area of Ontario, Canada. His family came to New Zealand at the age of six. There he was admitted to Burnside High School. Bachelor of English Literature from Canterbury University and Alumnus from the University of Victoria, Wellington, earned a post-graduate degree. The award-winning book is a book about New Zealand's gold mine. The 832-page book has also been recognized as the biggest literary work in the 45-year history of the Booker Prize. Professor Elinor has received multiple fellowships in writing.

Paul Beatty: United States writer Paul Beatty received the Man Booker Prize in 2016. He received this award for his novel 'The Sellout'. Paul Beatty, author of the United States' first Man Booker, wrote a satirical novel on the interrelationship among people of different colours. He received 50 thousand pounds as prize money. Amanda Foreman, president of five judges formed for the Booker Prize, said, "The Sellout" was selected for the award without any hesitation. The committee took the decision in a four-hour meeting. He even compared the novel to the literary works of Jonathan Swift and Mark Twain. He also said, with great humour, Paul Beatty, who has not been able to enter the deeper American society, which can not be seen after Swift or Twain.

Loislaw Crashing: 'Readers who have not read any books I have written till today, I can say instead of not reading the book, go out of the house, sit in a book anywhere. 'The words of the Hungarian compiler László Krás náhárkai.He achieved the sixth consecutive 'Man Booker Award 2015', a unique honour for world literature. For the first time in December 1987, the transit crossed socialist Hungary. Travelled as a West Berlin DAAD Fellow. Since the collapse of the Soviet bloc, he has wandered in diverse countries. Lasló Krásnáhárkai said, I do not want to be confident in anything, but I want to understand those who are confident. First, the letters, the words from the letters, the smallest words, the words form a word, apart from it a few long sentences, then mainly the long long sentences.

 Howard Jacobson: British author Howard Jacobson won the 2010 Booker Prize. He is given this prestigious award of literature for the comic novel 'The Finkler Quest'. Almost 30 years later, this comic novel won the award. In 1986, Kingsley Amies won the Booker Prize for his The Old Day walk. Twenty-two founders, Peter Carey and potential winner Tom Tom McCarthy topped five, this year's award was won by Jack Bonson. Prior to this, Booker's long list of names, he came to the shortlist the first time. Now the fate was his helper and won the Nobel laureate after the most prestigious literary award booker. Britain's traditional company Man Group PLC is the sponsor of this award. Last year, two women Nobel and Booker won two awards.

Salman Rushdie: Salman Rushdie is a British Indian novelist and essayist. His second novel Midnight's Children won the Booker Prize in 1981. His controversial book Satanic Verses, published in 1988, is banned in many countries of the world. The book hit the religious sentiments of the Muslims. Protested by the Muslim community of the world, which once became violent. He was threatened with murder. There are also restrictions on the book in Bangladesh. A special aspect of his writing is the Indian subcontinent. This sub-continent is surrounded by a large part of the book. Generally, the subject of his writing is the magic reality. With whom he wrote fiction by combining the historical background. In June 2007 Queen Elizabeth II awarded her the title of Knight Bachelor for special contribution to literature. In addition, he also received many awards.