The Booker Prize: A Literary Legacy

Every year, the best original English-language novel published in the UK or Ireland is the recipient of the renowned Booker Prize. 

Here is a synopsis of the main points:

Qualifications: Original English-language novels are required. must be released in the United Kingdom or Ireland in the year of the award.

Judging Process:  The winner is chosen by a panel of judges, usually composed of authors, scholars, and other literary personalities. A longlist, a shortlist, and the selection of the winning novel are the steps in the process.

The impact is as follows: A winner's career and book sales are greatly enhanced by receiving the Booker Prize. It gives the author and their work recognition on a global scale.

Established in 1969 as the Booker Prize for Fiction, this award has a lengthy history. Afterwards, it was called the Man Booker Prize, and today it is just called the Booker Prize.

In the English-speaking world, the Booker Prize is regarded as one of the most significant literary honors.