M John Harrison makes Booker Prize history as oldest winner and first sci-fi author to win prestigious literary award
Harrison surpasses The Handmaid’s Tale author Margaret Atwood as the oldest recipient of the prestigious literary award
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British author M John Harrison wins Booker Prize for ‘The End of Everything’
Homefeaturesbooks British author M John Harrison wins Booker Prize for 'The End of Everything'Just 198 pages, 'The End of Everything' was also the shortest novel on this year's shortlist and won because judges felt it is a book that "leaves you with a twinge of optimism" about the world.Last Updated10 November 2026, 06:36 IST
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This forgotten Harrison Ford thriller was released 26 years ago today
Harrison Ford is one of the most iconic actors in film history, best known for his roles in the original star warsTrilogy and Indiana Jones Franchise. His famous filmography also includes films like fugitive, air force oneinitial jack ryan movies, and blade Runner. Yet, 26 years ago today, Ford teamed up with Michelle Pfeiffer for
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The 1981 Harrison Ford classic, one of his greatest films, has a near-perfect score Rotten Tomatoes
Harrison Ford turns 84 on Monday, July 13, and despite decades of playing some of Hollywood’s toughest characters, one role stands out above the rest. Indiana Jones. associated Press Ford is included in its Celebrity Birthday Calendar for the week of July 12–18. His resume includes Han Solo, Rick Deckard, Jack Ryan, and President James
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Harrison Voit captures 2026 ASBK crown as Holiday takes R1 win
Round Five – QLD Raceway – SaturdaySW-Motec Superbike Race One Images by RbMotoLens Sunday’s first of two SW-Motec Superbike races at Queensland Raceway had the potential to decide the 2026 Australian Superbike Championship even before the final race of the season arrived. Harrison Voit and crew chief Jamie Stouffer shared a moment on the grid
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M John Harrison: ‘If we met real aliens we would never know what they thought’ books
TeaThree years ago, in a greasy spoon on the edge of downtown London, M. John Harrison – Mike to his friends – told me about a novel he was working on. Rather than describing its plot or characters, he talked purely about the challenge that the book presented to him as a writer. He said,