James Kelman

James Kelman is a Scottish novelist and short story writer known for capturing the authentic voices of working-class people. His writing often explores themes of identity, social struggle, and everyday life, using colloquial language and interior monologues to create a deep sense of realism. Kelman's work resonates for its honesty and insight into personal and societal challenges. He gained international recognition with novels like "A Disaffection" and "The Busconductor Hines," and in 1994, he was awarded the Booker Prize, highlighting his significant contribution to contemporary literature.