British author M. John Harrison, 81, wins 2026 Booker Prize
Harrison becomes oldest winner in prize's history for dystopian novel 'The End of Everything'
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Harrison becomes oldest winner in prize's history for dystopian novel 'The End of Everything'
Open original →UK author M. John Harrison won the Booker Prize on Monday for his enigmatic novel The End of Everything, which echoes concerns about artificial intelligence in a darkly satirical depiction of post-apocalyptic Britain.
Open original →Er beschreibt eine nicht allzu ferne Zukunft, in der eine rätselhafte Präsenz namens »iGhetti« Großbritannien angegriffen hat: M. John Harrison bekommt für seinen Roman den prestigeträchtigen Booker-Preis – und stellt einen Rekord auf.
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