Authors Elizabeth Strout, Douglas Stuart, Marlon James, and Rebecca Perry are among those on the broader longlist for this year's Booker Prize, from which the jury will select the winner. The thirteen selected books include novels set in various locations.

Douglas Stuart has released another well-received book titled 'John, Son of John,' though it reportedly has some friction points, as reviewed by De Volkskrant.

A review of Douglas Stuart's new novel, 'John of John', describes it as an epic tale of gay love and loneliness set in the Hebrides, charting an uneasy homecoming against a backdrop of repression.

Douglas Stuart's highly anticipated new novel, 'John of John,' has been released, with early reviews suggesting it may cause disappointment despite the author being a Booker Prize winner.

A review highlights the raw emotion and underlying sexual denial present in Booker Prize winner Douglas Stuart's latest novel, describing it as a 'brutal story'.

Oprah Winfrey has chosen Scottish author Douglas Stuart's novel 'John of John' as the latest selection for her influential book club.

The Observer Book Club is hosting a series of events, including sessions at the Hay Festival, featuring discussions with authors such as Frank Cottrell-Boyce, Deborah Levy, and Douglas Stuart. These gatherings highlight different literary figures and their works.

Thirteen novels, including new works by Douglas Stuart and Elizabeth Strout, have been selected for the longlist of the 2026 Booker Prize. The books were chosen from 163 English-language titles published in the UK and/or Ireland.

A review of Booker Prize-winning writer Douglas Stuart's third novel, described as his most morally complex work to date.

Douglas Stuart's novel 'John of John' depicts a gay man's return to the highly conservative Outer Hebrides after his studies, portraying the challenging social environment.