The Man Booker International Prize is an esteemed literary award that recognizes outstanding works of fiction translated into English. Established in 2005, it aims to celebrate both the author and the translator, highlighting the importance of translation in making literature accessible to a wider audience. The prize is awarded annually and is open to books from any country, provided they are translated into English. The winner receives a cash award, which is shared between the author and the translator, promoting collaboration in the literary world and encouraging the appreciation of global literature.