2019 in literature
Overview of the events of 2019 in literature
This article contains information about the literary events and publications of 2019 .
Events
New books
Dates after each title indicate U.S. publication, unless otherwise indicated.
Fiction
André Alexis – Days by Moonlight [ 7] Margaret Atwood – The Testaments [ 8] Leigh Bardugo – Ninth House [ 8] Kevin Barry – Night Boat to Tangier Simon Beckett – The Scent of Death Xurxo Borrazás – Covalladas. Prosa vertical Rowan Hisayo Buchanan – Starling Days (July 11, UK)Candice Carty-Williams – Queenie Ted Chiang – Exhalation: Stories Ta-Nehisi Coates – The Water Dancer [ 8] Lindsey Davis – A Capitol Death Lucy Ellmann – Ducks, Newburyport Bernardine Evaristo – Girl, Woman, Other Lawrence Ferlinghetti – Little Boy (March)Jon Fosse – Det andre namnet – Septologien I-II (The Other Name: Septology I-II) (Norway)Alice Hoffman – The World That We Knew (September 24)Michel Houellebecq – Serotonin Luke Jennings – Killing Eve: No Tomorrow László Krasznahorkai – Chasing Homer John Lanchester – The Wall (January 17, UK)John le Carré – Agent Running in the Field Deborah Levy – The Man Who Saw Everything (August 29, UK)Valeria Luiselli – Lost Children Archive Ian McDonald – Luna: Moon Rising Ian McEwan – Machines Like Me Maaza Mengiste – The Shadow King Chigozie Obioma – An Orchestra of Minorities Joseph O'Connor – Shadowplay (June 6, UK)Téa Obreht – Inland Ann Patchett – The Dutch House [ 8] Max Porter – Lanny (March 5)Salman Rushdie – Quichotte [ 8] Elizabeth Strout – Olive, Again Zlatko Topčić – June 28, 1914 Christos Tsiolkas – Damascus (Australia)Mario Vargas Llosa – Harsh Times [ 9] Ocean Vuong – On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous [ 8] Colson Whitehead – The Nickel Boys [ 8] Ian Williams – Reproduction Jeanette Winterson – Frankissstein: A Love Story
Children and young people
Poetry
Drama
Non-fiction
Biography and memoirs
Deaths
Birth years link to the corresponding "[year] in literature" article:
January 1
January 2
January 3
January 4 – John Burningham , English writer of children's literature (Mr Gumpy's Outing Borka: The Adventures of a Goose with No Feathers 1936 )[ 23] January 5
January 6 – Bea Vianen , Surinamese writer (mainly in Dutch but also in Sranan Tongo ) and admirer of V. S. Naipaul , 83 (born 1935 )[ 26] January 7
January 8 – Pierre Barillet , French playwright, 95 (born 1923 )[ 31] January 9
January 12
A. Brian Deer , Canadian Kahnawake Mohawk librarian noted for developing the Brian Deer Classification System , 74 (born 1945 )[ 34] Javier de Hoz , Spanish philologist and academic noted for his work on Paleohispanic languages , historical linguistics , ancient Celtic languages , history of writing , preclassical Greek literature , Greek epigraphy and ancient Greek theatre , 78 (born 1940)[ 35] Linda Kelly , English Romantic historian noted for portraying Thomas Chatterton , Richard Brinsley Sheridan and Thomas Moore , 82 (born 1936 )[ 36] January 13
January 15 – Bai Hua , Chinese novelist, playwright and poet, 88 (born 1930)[ 39] January 16 – Mirjam Pressler , German novelist and translator from Hebrew , English, Dutch and Afrikaans , 78 (born 1940)[ 40] January 17
January 18 – Brian Stowell , the first recorded full-length Manx novelist, translator of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Reih Bleeaney Vanannan recipient, 82 (born 1936)[ 44] January 19
January 20
Ian Dewhirst MBE [ 49] Ronald Hayman , British biographer of Pinter , Beckett , Stoppard , Nietzsche , Kafka , Grass , Proust and Thomas Mann , 86 (born 1932)[ 50] Norman Itzkowitz , American translator, historian of the Ottoman Empire and purveyor of psychoanalysis , 87 (born 1931)[ 51] January 21
January 22
January 23 – Diana Athill OBE [ 57] February 1 – Andrew McGahan , Australian novelist, 52 (born 1966)[ 58] February 9 – Farhad Ebrahimi , Iranian poet and writer, 83 (born 1935)[ 59] February 14 – Andrea Levy , English novelist, 62 (born 1956)[ 60] February 25 – Nikhil Sen , Bangladeshi dramatist, 87[ 61] March 1 – Peter van Gestel , Dutch writer, 81 (born 1937)[ 62] March 4 – Les Carlyon , Australian writer and newspaper editor, 76 (born 1942)[ 63] March 10 – Pius Adesanmi , Nigerian-born Canadian professor, writer, literary critic, satirist, and columnist, 47 (killed in the crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 [ 64] March 13 – Edmund Capon , English-born Australian art historian, 78 (born 1940)[ 65] March 15 – Rudi Krausmann , Austrian-born Australian playwright and poet, 85 (born 1933)[ 66] April 1 – Vonda N. McIntyre , American science fiction writer, 70 (born 1948)[ 67] April 29 – Les Murray , Australian poet, anthologist and critic, 80 (born 1938)[ 68] May 14 – Daniel Vidart , Uruguayan anthropologist, writer, historian, and essayist, 98 (born 1920)[ 69] May 19 – John Millett , Australian poet, reviewer and poetry editor, 98 (born 1921)[ 70] May 22 – Judith Kerr , English writer and illustrator (born 1923)[ 71] June 1 – Christobel Mattingley , Australian author of books for children and adults, 87 (born 1931)[ 72] June 8 – Milan Asadurov , Bulgarian science fiction writer (born 1949)[ 73] July 7 – Steve Cannon , American novelist ("Groove, Bang, and Jive Around"), playwright, and arts impresario (A Gathering of the Tribes ), 84 (born 1935)[ 74] July 13 – Kerry Reed-Gilbert , Australian poet, author and champion of Indigenous writers, 62 (born 1956)[ 75] July 17 – Andrea Camilleri , Italian novelist (Inspector Montalbano [ 76] July 18 – Luciano De Crescenzo , Italian writer and director, 90 (born 1928)[ 77] July 21 – Ann Moyal , Australian historian, (born 1926)[ 78] July 22 – Brigitte Kronauer , German novelist, 78[ 79] August 5 – Toni Morrison , American novelist (Beloved , Song of Solomon , Tar Baby ), winner of the 1993 Nobel Prize in Literature and 1988 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, 88 (born 1931)[ 80] September 1 – Barbara Probst Solomon , American author (born 1928)[ 81] September 11 – Anne Rivers Siddons , American novelist, (The House Next Door Peachtree Road [ 82] September 13 – György Konrád , Hungarian novelist and political dissident, President of PEN International (1990–1993), 86 (born 1933)[ 83] September 16 – Steve Dalachinsky , American poet, 72, (born 1946)[ 84] September 23
October 6 – Ciaran Carson , Irish poet, 70 (born 1948)[ 87] [ 88] October 12 – Alison Prince , English children's writer and biographer, 88[ 89] October 14 – Harold Bloom , American literary critic and writer (The Anxiety of Influence The Western Canon: The Books and School of the Ages 1930 )[ 90] October 30 – Beatrice Faust , Australian author and women's activist, 80 (born 1939 )[ 91] November 5 – Ernest J. Gaines , American author (A Lesson Before Dying The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman A Gathering of Old Men 1933 )[ 92] November 7 – Nabanita Dev Sen , Indian writer and academic, 79 (born 1938 )[ 93] November 14 – Krystyna Boglar , Polish writer known mostly for her work for children and young adults (born 1931 )[ 94] November 24 – Clive James , Australian critic, journalist, broadcaster and writer, 80 (born 1939 )[ 95] December 29 – Alasdair Gray , Scottish author (Lanark 1934 )[ 96] December 30 – Sonny Mehta , Indian-born British and American publishing executive (Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group ), 76, (born 1942)[ 97]
Awards
The following list is arranged alphabetically :
Akutagawa Prize : Natsuko Imamura ;[ 98] Makoto Furukawa [ 99] Anisfield-Wolf Book Award : Tommy Orange for There There Baillie Gifford Prize : Hallie Rubenhold , The Five: The Untold Lives of the Women Killed by Jack the Ripper Booker Prize : Margaret Atwood for The Testaments Bernardine Evaristo for Girl, Woman, Other Bookseller/Diagram Prize for Oddest Title of the Year : The Dirt Hole and its Variations by Charles L Dobbins.[ 100] Caine Prize for African Writing : Lesley Nneka Arimah , "Skinned"Camões Prize : Chico Buarque Carnegie Medal : Elizabeth Acevedo for The Poet X Costa Book Awards : Jack Fairweather , The Volunteer Danuta Gleed Literary Award : Carrianne Leung , That Time I Loved You David Cohen Prize : Edna O'Brien Desmond Elliott Prize : Claire Adam for Golden Child European Book Prize : Jonathan Coe, Middle England Nous l’Europe, banquet des peuples Folio Prize : Raymond Antrobus , The Perseverance German Book Prize : Saša Stanišić , Herkunft Goldsmiths Prize : Lucy Ellmann , Ducks, Newburyport Gordon Burn Prize : David Keenan for For the Good Times [ 101] Governor General's Award for English-language fiction : Joan Thomas , Five Wives Governor General's Award for French-language fiction : Céline Huyghebaert , Le drap blanc Governor General's Awards , other categories: See 2019 Governor General's Awards Grand Prix du roman de l'Académie française :Hugo Award for Best Novel : A Memory Called Empire by Arkady Martine [ 102] International Booker Prize : Jokha Alharthi , Celestial Bodies [ 103] International Dublin Literary Award : Emily Ruskovich , Idaho [ 104] International Prize for Arabic Fiction : Hoda Barakat , The Night Mail James Tait Black Memorial Prize for Fiction :James Tait Black Memorial Prize for Biography:
Kerry Group Irish Fiction Award :Lambda Literary Awards : Multiple categories; see 31st Lambda Literary Awards .Legion of Honour , Chevalier: Michel Houellebecq Miguel de Cervantes Prize : Joan Margarit [ 105] Miles Franklin Award : Melissa Lucashenko , Too Much Lip [ 106] National Biography Award (Australia): Behrouz Boochani , No Friend But the Mountains : Writing from Manus Prison[ 107] National Book Award for Fiction :National Book Critics Circle Award :Nike Award :Nobel Prize in Literature : Peter Handke Olof Palme Prize : John le Carré PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction :PEN Center USA Fiction Award:
Premio Planeta de Novela :Premio Strega :Pritzker Literature Award for Lifetime Achievement in Military Writing :Prix Goncourt : Jean-Paul Dubois , Tous les hommes n'habitent pas le monde de la même façon [ 108] Pulitzer Prize for Fiction : Richard Powers , The Overstory [ 109] Pulitzer Prize for Poetry :Queen's Birthday Honours (UK) James Dover Grant (Lee Child), CBE; Tim Hely Hutchinson , CBE; Bettany Hughes , OBE; Sarah Ann Waters , OBE;RBC Taylor Prize : Kate Harris , Lands of Lost Borders: Out of Bounds on the Silk Roads Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize :SAARC Literary Award :Scotiabank Giller Prize : Ian Williams , Reproduction Golden Wreath of Struga Poetry Evenings :Walter Scott Prize : Robin Robertson , The Long Take [ 110] Whiting Awards :Fiction:
Nonfiction:
Plays:
Poetry:
See also
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