Booker Prize awarded to 'genre-defying' 81-year-old writer

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Booker Prize awarded to 'genre-defying' 81-year-old writer

M John Harrison, 81, has become the oldest winner of the Booker Prize. The "genre-defying" writer was awarded Britain's most prestigious literary prize for his dystopian novel, The End of Everything. The book, set on a near-future Kent coast invaded by mysterious shapeshifting lifeforms, has divided readers but was selected from a shortlist of six by a five-member judging panel as this year's best. Dame Mary Beard,…