Alright @vivastory here it is! My #BookerDozen
Margaret Laurence - The Fire-Dwellers
Penelope Fitzgerald - The Bookshop
Margaret Atwood - Alias Grace
Kazuo Ishiguro - Never Let Me Go
Peter Carey - True History of the Kelly Gang
Sarah Waters - Fingersmith
Zadie Smith - On Beauty
Eleanor Catton - The Luminaries
Laila Lalami - The Moor's Account
Maggie Shipstead - Great Circle
Audrey Magee - The Colony
Selby Wynn Schwarz - After Sappho
Ruthiella Fantastic list! We‘ve some overlap and many others are on my TBR. I hovered over The Bookshop, but ultimately didn‘t include it because my absolute favorite from P. Fitzgerald is![[tagged book]](https://image.librarything.com/pics/litsy_webpics/icon_taggedBook@3x.png)
The Blue Flower 3mo
The Blue FlowerTheBookHippie I still need to get After Sappho and read it!!!! 3mo
Sapphire The Blue Flower is on my TBR as I am reading through “tookie‘s” list of short perfect novels from Erdrich‘s The Sentence” 3mo
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BarbaraBB Fantastic choices. Still need to readTrue History of the Kelly Gang 3mo
True History of the Kelly GangTheKidUpstairs @Sapphire @Ruthiella The Bookshop is the only one of hers I've read, I always mean to read more, but "so many books so little time" 3mo
TheKidUpstairs @Sapphire I really need to copy down those lists - I LOVED The Sentence 3mo
Sapphire @TheKidUpstairs the ones I have read so far have all been amazing except Mrs Dalloway. Struggling with that one. 3mo
vivastory What a great list! I nearly added “The Moor's Account“ to mine. I read that years ago & still think about it. There's a few on your list that are def on my TBR, high among them are the Fitzgerald & the Shipstead 3mo
TheKidUpstairs @vivastory The Moor's Account was proof that sometimes you CAN judge a book by its cover. Totally picked it up because the cover was 😍, then got swept into the story inside. 3mo
TheKidUpstairs @BarbaraBB it was my first Peter Carey, and remains one of my favourites! 3mo
TheKidUpstairs @Sapphire I feel like Woolf is a love her or hate her author. Her writing always feels like a bit of a battle, but I've always found that it sticks with me long after a book is finished! 3mo
TheKidUpstairs @TheBookHippie yes! It's so beautiful and intriguing and ethereal. It is women's stories told in a way that feels so deeply female, that refuses to bow to male conventions of form. 3mo
Sapphire @TheKidUpstairs I will persist. It‘s a classic, and hits the short perfect novels list and my #19202025 3mo
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