M John Harrison’s Booker prize-winner is weird, challenging and strikingly topical

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The Guardian

M John Harrison’s Booker prize-winner is weird, challenging and strikingly topical

After years on the margins, Harrison’s win for this resonantly disturbing dystopia brings the visionary writer the recognition he deserves M John Harrison becomes first science fiction author to win the Booker prize A Booker prize for M John Harrison, at 81 the oldest ever winner, symbolises an extraordinary 60-year journey from the margins into the limelight, without ever compromising on a literary vision that rem…