The Man Booker Prize finalists were announced Thursday, with three U.K. authors (Daisy Johnson, Robin Robertson, and Anna Burns) two Americans (Rachel Kushner and Richard Powers), and one Canadian (Esi Edugyan) earning a spot on the list.
The Prize’s judging panel already made waves in the literary community earlier this year with the announcement of their longlist, which included five surprisingly young novelists as well as the first-ever graphic novel to be nominated.
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