Booker Prize

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Booker Prize is a major literary award in the United Kingdom. It is given annually to the best English-language novel published in the United Kingdom between October 1 and the following September 30. To be eligible, an author must be a citizen of the Commonwealth of Nations or the Republic of Ireland. See Commonwealth of Nations.

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