’A Horse Walks into a Bar’ scoops Man Booker International Prize

David Grossman has scooped the Man Booker International Prize for his novel about a stand-up comedian who falls apart on stage.

Wed, 14 Jun, 2017 - 23:23

David Grossman has scooped the Man Booker International Prize for his novel about a stand-up comedian who falls apart on stage.

A Horse Walks Into A Bar was selected from 126 titles by a panel of judges, with the £50,000 prize divided equally between the author and the translator

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