パット・バーカー(Pat Barker、1943–) イギリスの小説家。戦争や暴力が人々の心や社会に残す影響をテーマに作品を発表し、歴史のなかで見過ごされてきた人々の視点を描いてきた。1995年に『The Ghost Road』(未邦訳)でブッカー賞を受賞。『女たちの沈黙』(原題 "The Silence of the Girls")は、『イリアス』をトロイアの王妃ブリセイスの視点から語り直し、戦争の陰で声を奪われた女性たちの経験と尊厳を描いている。
Pat Barker (born 1943) is a British novelist whose fiction explores the psychological and social consequences of war, violence, and historical conflict. She won the Booker Prize in 1995 for "The Ghost Road." Her best-known novel, "The Silence of the Girls," retells Homer's *Iliad* through the eyes of Briseis, giving voice to the women whose experiences were largely absent from the epic and portraying the human cost of war from their perspective.