Editorial: The judges were never going to garland some high modernist yarn about madness and the first world war
Hilary Mantel: 'If I'm suffering, I can make that pay'
Her second Booker prize has established her as one of the greatest living writers of historical fiction. She talks about the pressure of winning a third – and the dangers of getting lost in the past
Books blog
The Booker prize judges let us down
Jacques Testard: Another prize for Hilary Mantel was unnecessary, and a missed opportunity to invigorate the books world