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British writer John Harrison wins 2026 Booker Prize for The End of Everything

Verified: 22 outlets in 16 countries have reported this story since Nov 9, 1 of them from the United Kingdom.

📍 London, GB·🕐 16m ago·22 outlets

LONDON — British author John Harrison has won the 2026 Booker Prize for his novel, The End of…

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The story so far · 22 reports · · 16 countries✓ Verified Nov 9, 10:47 PM UTC

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  1. Nov 9, 10:25 PM UTCFirst report
    Booker para "The End of Everything", de M. John Harrisonobservador.pt ↗
  2. Nov 9, 10:45 PM UTC+21 min
    M John Harrison becomes first science fiction author to win the Booker prizeaol.co.uk ↗
  3. Nov 9, 10:45 PM UTC+21 min
    U.K. writer M. John Harrison wins Booker for AI-tinged apocalyptic novelthehindu.com ↗
  4. Nov 10, 6:19 PM UTC+20 h
    M John Harrison makes Booker Prize history at 81bdnews24.com ↗
  5. Nov 11, 7:13 AM UTC+33 h
    ‘The End of Everything’ wins the 2026 Booker Prize for fictionhurriyetdailynews.com ↗
  6. Nov 11, 8:49 AM UTC+34 h
    Author M. John Harrison wins Booker for AI-tinged apocalyptic novelkbc.co.ke ↗
  7. Nov 11, 10:34 AM UTC+36 h· you’re reading this
    British writer John Harrison wins 2026 Booker Prize for The End of Everythingbworldonline.com ↗
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[Claude] All three other reports cover the same 2026 Booker Prize win for The End of Everything, and none contradicts Report 1's facts.

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