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Le Carré, John (2021). Silverview. [New York, New York]. ISBN 978-0-593-49059-4. OCLC 1268939528. Archived from the original on 2023-02-21. Retrieved 2021-12-26.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

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Mohamed, Nadifa (2021). The fortune men. London. ISBN 978-0-241-46694-0. OCLC 1199330473.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

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Nguyen, Viet Thanh (2021). The committed (First ed.). New York, NY. ISBN 978-0-8021-5706-5. OCLC 1224586967.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

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North, Anna (2021). Outlawed : a novel. New York. ISBN 978-1-63557-542-2. OCLC 1151062688. Archived from the original on 2022-01-10. Retrieved 2021-12-26.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

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Okorafor, Nnedi (2021). Remote control (1st ed.). New York: A Tom Doherty Associates Book. ISBN 978-1-250-77280-0. OCLC 1191457705.

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Pereira, Lindsay (2021). Gods and Ends. India: Penguin Random House India. ISBN 9789390914463.

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Ho, Joanne (2021). Eyes That Kiss in the Corners. HarperCollins. ISBN 978-0-062-91562-7. OCLC 1235819829. Archived from the original on 2022-03-06. Retrieved 2022-03-06.

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Szabo, Rose (2021). What big teeth. Inc Recorded Books. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR). ISBN 978-0-374-31431-6. OCLC 1159839519.

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"Firekeeper's Daughter". Kirkus. December 10, 2020. Archived from the original on December 20, 2021. Retrieved December 20, 2021.

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John, Jory (2021). Something's wrong! : a bear, a hare, and some underwear. Erin Kraan (First ed.). New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux. ISBN 978-0-374-31388-3. OCLC 1141022362. Archived from the original on 2023-02-21. Retrieved 2021-12-26.

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"Aru Shah and the City of Gold". Kirkus Reviews. March 16, 2021. Archived from the original on 2023-02-19. Retrieved 2023-02-19.

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Meghan, Duchess of Sussex (2021). The bench. Christian Robinson. Toronto. ISBN 978-0-7352-7217-0. OCLC 1250319260.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

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Anuk Arudpragasam	A Passage North	July 13	^[7]
S.A Cosby	Razorblade Tears	July 6	^[8]
Rachel Cusk	Second Place	May 4	^[9]
Claire Fuller	Unsettled Ground	March 25	^[10]
Damon Galgut	The Promise	May	^[11]
Lauren Groff	Matrix	September 7	^[12]
Jakob Guanzon	Abundance	March 2	^[13]
Nathan Harris	The Sweetness of Water	June 15	^[14]
Zakiya Dalila Harris	The Other Black Girl	June 1	^[15]
Kazuo Ishiguro	Klara and the Sun	March 2	^[16]
Stephen Graham Jones	My Heart Is a Chainsaw	August 31	^[17]
Caroline Kepnes	You Love Me	April 6	^[18]
Stephen King	Billy Summers	August 3	^[19]
Stephen King	Later	March 2	^[20]
John le Carré	Silverview	October 12	^[21]
Patricia Lockwood	No One Is Talking About This	February 16	^[22]
Nadifa Mohamed	The Fortune Men	May 27	^[23]
Jason Mott	Hell of a Book	June 28	^[24]
Caleb Azumah Nelson	Open Water	February 4	^[25]
Viet Thanh Nguyen	The Committed	March 2	^[26]
Anna North	Outlawed	January 5	^[27]
Nnedi Okorafor	Remote Control	January 19	^[28]
Helen Oyeyemi	Peaces	April 6	^[29]
Lauren Oyler	Fake Accounts	February 2	^[30]
Lindsay Pereira	Gods and Ends	March 22	^[31]
Richard Powers	Bewilderment	September 21	^[32]
Sally Rooney	Beautiful World, Where Are You	September 7	^[33]
Mohamed Mbougar Sarr	La plus secrète mémoire des hommes	August 19	^[34]
Maggie Shipstead	Great Circle	May 4	^[35]
Michael Farris Smith	Nick	January 5	^[36]
Wole Soyinka	Chronicles from the Land of the Happiest People on Earth	September 28	^[37]
Francis Spufford	Light Perpetual	May 18	^[38]
Elizabeth Strout	Oh William!	October 19	^[7]
Colson Whitehead	Harlem Shuffle	September 14	^[39]
Joy Williams	Harrow	September 14	^[40]

Author	Title	Date of Pub.	Ref.
Joanna Ho	Eyes That Kiss in the Corners	January 5	^[41]^[42]
Bassem Yousef and Catherine R. Daly	The Magical Reality of Nadia	January 5	^[43]
Corey R. Tabor	Mel Fell	February 2	^[44]
Carole Boston Weatherford	Unspeakable: The Tulsa Race Massacre		^[45]
Rose Szabo	What Big Teeth		^[46]
Philippa Dowding	Firefly	February 6
Angeline Boulley	Firekeeper's Daughter	March 16	^[47]
Jory John	Something's Wrong!: A Bear, a Hare, and Some Underwear	March 23	^[48]^[49]
Matt Walsh	Johnny the Walrus	March 29	^[50]
Andrea Wang	Watercress	March 30	^[51]
Micha Archer	Wonder Walkers	March 30	^[52]
Roshani Chokshi	Aru Shah and the City of Gold	April 6	^[53]
Charlie Jane Anders	Victories Greater Than Death	April 13	^[54]
Kyle Lukoff	Too Bright to See	April 20	^[55]
Shawn Harris	Have You Ever Seen a Flower?	May 4	^[56]
Dawn Quigley	Jo Jo Makoons	May 11	^[57]
Ibram X. Kendi and Jason Reynolds	Stamped (For Kids): Racism, Antiracism, and You	May 11	^[58]
Adiba Jaigirdar	Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating	May 25	^[59]
Ashley Herring Blake	Hazel Bly and the Deep Blue Sea	May 25	^[60]
Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé	Ace of Spades	June 1	^[61]
Meghan Markle	The Bench	June 8	^[62]
Joy Keller	Frankenslime	July 13	^[63]
Crystal Frasier	Cheer Up: Love and Pompoms	August 10	^[64]
Amber McBride	Me (Moth)	August 17	^[65]
Jordan Ifueko	Redemptor	August 27	^[66]
Michael G. Long	Three Lines in a Circle	August 31	^[67]
Ayana Gray	Beasts of Prey	September 28	^[68]
Benjamin Alire Sáenz	Aristotle and Dante Dive into the Waters of the World	October 12	^[69]
J. K. Rowling	The Christmas Pig
Donna Barba Higuera	The Last Cuentista		^[70]
Naseem Hrab	The Sour Cherry Tree	October 15
Eoin Colfer	The Fowl Twins Get What They Deserve	October 19	^[71]
Rick Riordan	Daughter of the Deep	October 26	^[72]
Jeff Kinney	Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Big Shot	October 26	^[73]
Roseanne A. Brown	A Psalm of Storms and Silence	November 2	^[74]
Natasha Bowen	Skin of the Sea	November 2	^[75]
Harmony Becker	Himawari House	November 9	^[76]
Nikole Hannah-Jones and Renée Watson	The 1619 Project: Born on the Water	November 16	^[77]
Charlotte Sullivan Wild	Love, Violet	November 16	^[78]
Mac Barnett	What Is Love?	December 28	^[79]

Author	Title	Date of pub.	Ref.
Amanda Gorman	The Hill We Climb: Poems	March 30, US
Hannah Lowe	The Kids	September 16, US	^[10]
Amanda Gorman	Call Us What We Carry	December 7, US

Author	Title	Date of pub.	Ref.
Elizabeth Kolbert	Under a White Sky	February 9	^[81]
Heather McGhee	The Sum of Us	February 9	^[82]
Bill Gates	How to Avoid a Climate Disaster	February 16	^[83]
Jordan Peterson	Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life	March 2	^[84]
Julia Galef	The Scout Mindset: Why Some People See Things Clearly and Others Don't	April 13	^[85]
Patrick Radden Keefe	Empire of Pain: The Secret History of the Sackler Dynasty	April 13	^[86]
Sasha Issenberg	The Engagement: America's Quarter-Century Struggle Over Same-Sex Marriage	June 1	^[87]
Lawrence Wright	The Plague Year: America in the Time of Covid	June 8	^[88]
Michael Holding	Why We Kneel, How We Rise	June 24	^[89]
Sam Kean	The Icepick Surgeon: Murder, Fraud, Sabotage, Piracy, and Other Dastardly Deeds Perpetrated in the Name of Science	July 13	^[90]
Sanjay Gupta	World War C: Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic and How to Prepare for the Next One	October 5	^[91]
Paul McCartney and Paul Muldoon	The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present	November 2	^[92]
Zoë Playdon	The Hidden Case of Ewan Forbes: The Transgender Trial That Threatened to Upend the British Establishment	November 11	^[93]
Brené Brown	Atlas of the Heart	November 30	^[94]

Author	Title	Date of pub.	Ref.
Blake Bailey	Philip Roth: The Biography	May 26	^[95]
Hunter Biden	Beautiful Things	April 6	^[96]
Brian Broome	Punch Me Up to the Gods	May 18
Walter Isaacson	The Code Breaker: Jennifer Doudna, Gene Editing, and the Future of the Human Race	March 9	^[97]
Sinéad O'Connor	Rememberings	June 1	^[98]
Nadia Owusu	Aftershocks: A Memoir	January 12	^[99]
Michelle Zauner	Crying in H Mart	April 20	^[100]

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Individual	Background	Date of Death	Age	Cause of Death	Ref.
Mary Catherine Bateson	Daughter of Margaret Mead, American author and anthropologist	January 2	81	Brain damage	^[101]
Eric Jerome Dickey	American novelist	January 3	59	Cancer	^[102]
Neil Sheehan	American journalist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author	January 7	84	Complications from Parkinson's disease	^[103]
Christopher Little	J. K. Rowling's literary agent	January 7	79	Cancer	^[104]^[105]
Ved Mehta	MacArthur Fellow, New Yorker writer, influential mentor,^[106] and chronicler of India	January 9	87	Complications from Parkinson's disease	^[107]
Vassilis Alexakis	Greek-born French writer and translator	January 11	77		^[108]
Sharon Kay Penman	American historian and novelist	January 22	75	Pneumonia	^[109]
Martha Madrigal	Mexican poet	January 23	92	COVID-19	^{[citation needed]}
Lars Norén	Swedish playwright, novelist and poet	January 26	77	COVID-19	^[110]
Maria Guarnaschelli	American cookbook editor	February 6	79	Heart disease	^[111]
Jean-Claude Carrière	French novelist, screenwriter and actor	February 8	89		^[112]
Lawrence Otis Graham	American essayist and cultural critic	February 19	59		^[113]
Lawrence Ferlinghetti	American beat poet, publisher, and co-founder of City Lights Bookstore	February 22	101	Interstitial lung disease	^[114]
Enrique González Rojo, Jr.	Mexican writer and philosopher	March 5	92		^[115]
N. S. Lakshminarayan Bhat	Indian poet	March 6	84		^[116]
Valentin Kurbatov	Russian literary critic and writer	March 6	81		^[117]
Djibril Tamsir Niane	Guinean writer and historian	March 8	89	COVID-19	^[118]
Norton Juster	American writer	March 8	91	Complication from a stroke	^[119]
Joan Walsh Anglund	American poet and children's book author and illustrator	March 9	95	Heart failure	^[120]
Robert Middlekauff	American historian	March 10	91	Complication from a stroke	^[121]
Nawal El Saadawi	Egyptian feminist and writer	March 21	89		^[122]
Adam Zagajewski	Polish poet	March 21	75		^[123]
Morris Dickstein	American literary critic and cultural historian	March 24	81	Complications from Parkinson's disease	^[124]
Beverly Cleary	Children's book writer	March 25	104		^[125]
Larry McMurtry	American novelist	March 25	84		^[126]
Giancarlo DiTrapano	Founder of Tyrant Books	March 30	47		^[127]^[128]
Arthur Kopit	American playwright	April 2	83		^[129]
Denis Donoghue	Irish academic and literary critic	April 6	92		^[130]
Vartan Gregorian	Saved the New York Public Library	April 15	87		^[131]
Anthony Thwaite	English poet and editor	April 22	90		^[132]
Pieter Aspe	Belgian writer	May 2	68		^[133]
Jesús Hilario Tundidor	Spanish poet	May 2	85		^[134]
Lucinda Franks	Journalist and memoirist, first women to win a Pulitzer Prize for national reporting	May 5	74		^[135]
Kentaro Miura	Japanese manga artist	May 6	54	Acute aortic dissection	^[136]
Eric Carle	American children's book writer and illustrator	May 23	91	Kidney failure	^[137]
Dan Frank	Editorial director of Pantheon Books	May 24	67		^[138]
Friederike Mayröcker	Austrian poet and writer	June 4	96		^[139]
Richard Robinson	Turned Scholastic into a major children's book publisher	June 5	84		^[140]
Janet Malcolm	American journalist, biographer, and writer for The New Yorker	June 16	86	Lung cancer	^[141]
Stephen Dunn	American Pulitzer Prize-winning poet	June 24	82	Complications from Parkinson's disease	^[142]
Elizabeth Martinez	American author who jumpstarted the Chicana movement	June 29	95		^[143]
Athan Theoharis	American historian	July 3	84	Pneumonia	^[144]
Roberto Calasso	Italian novelist, critic, scholar, and publisher	July 28	80		^[145]
Jean Breeze	Jamaican dub poet and storyteller	August 4	65	Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)	^[146]
Donald Kagan	American historian	August 6	89		^[147]
Jill Murphy	British children's author and illustrator	August 18	72	Cancer	^[148]
James W. Loewen	American sociologist and author	August 19	79	Bladder cancer	^[149]
David Roberts	American adventure writer	August 20	78		^[150]
Russ Kick	American writer and ediot	September 12	52		^[151]
Charles W. Mills	American philosopher	September 20	70	Cancer	^[152]
Takao Saito	Japanese manga artist	September 24	84	Pancreatic cancer	^[153]
Gary Paulsen	American author	October 13	82	Cardiac arrest	^[154]
Máire Mhac an tSaoi	Irish language scholar and poet	October 16	99		^[155]
Brendan Kennelly	Irish poet	October 17	85		^[156]
Jerry Pinkney	American children's book writer and illustrator	October 20	81	Heart attack	^[157]
Raúl Rivero	Cuban poet	November 6	75		^[158]
Sylvère Lotringer	French literary critic and founder of Semiotexte(e)	November 8	83		^[159]
Jakucho Setouchi	Japanese feminist writer	November 9	99	Heart failure	^[160]
Petra Mayer	American book editor	November 13	46	Pulmonary embolism	^[161]
Etel Adnan	Lebanese-American novelist	November 14	96		^[162]
Robert Bly	American poet, translator, and author	November 21	96	Complications of Alzheimer's disease	^[163]
Almudena Grandes	Spanish novelist	November 21	94	Cancer	^[164]
Andrew Vachss	American crime writer	November 23	79	Coronary artery disease	^[165]
Marie-Claire Blais	Canadian writer	November 30	82		^[166]
Miroslav Zikmund	Czech adventurer, travel writer and film director	December 1	102		^[167]
Greg Tate	American journalist and cultural critic	December 7	64		^[168]
Anne Rice	American author	December 12	80	Complications from a stroke	^[169]
bell hooks	American author and feminist	December 15	69	Kidney failure	^[170]^[171]^[172]
Madhur Kapila	Indian journalist, novelist, art critic, and reviewer of Hindi literature	December 19	79	Cardiac arrest	^[173]
Myrna Manzanares	Belizean writer and activist	December 21	75	Complications from a stroke	^[174]
Joan Didion	American author and memoirist	December 23	87	Complications from Parkinson's disease	^[175]
Keri Hulme	New Zealand writer (The Bone People) and poet	December 25	74	Chronic medical issues	^[176]

Award	Category	Author	Title	Ref.
Akutagawa Prize		Kotomi Li	Higanbana ga saku shima
		Mai Ishizawa	Kai ni tsudzuku basho nite
		Bunji Sunakawa	Black Box
America Award in Literature		Rosmarie Waldrop	—
Andre Norton Award		Ursula Vernon	A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking
Anisfield-Wolf Book Award	Fiction	James McBride	Deacon King Kong
	Nonfiction	Vincent Brown	Tacky’s Revolt: The Story of an Atlantic Slave War
	Nonfiction	Natasha Trethewey	Memorial Drive
	Poetry	Victoria Chang	OBIT
	Lifetime Achievement	Samuel R. Delany	—
Arthur C. Clarke Award		Laura Jean McKay	The Animals in That Country	^[177]
Baillie Gifford Prize		Patrick Radden Keefe	Empire of Pain: The Secret History of the Sackler Dynasty	^[178]
BBC National Short Story Award		Lucy Caldwell	All the People Were Mean and Bad	^[179]
Bookseller/Diagram Prize for Oddest Title of the Year		Roy Schwartz	Is Superman Circumcised?	^[180]
Booker Prize	Booker Prize	Damon Galgut	The Promise	^[181]
Booker Prize	International Booker Prize	David Diop with Anna Moschovakis (trans.)	At Night All Blood Is Black	^[182]
Bram Stoker Award	BSA–Best (Horror) Novel	Stephen Graham Jones	My Heart is a Chainsaw	^[183]
British Book Awards	Author of the Year	Marian Keyes	—	^[184]
	Book of the Year	Marcus Rashford	You Are a Champion: How To Be the Best You Can Be
	Children's Book of the Year	Phil Earle	When The Sky Falls
	Fiction Book of the Year	Meg Mason	Sorrow and Bliss
	Crime & Thriller	William McIlvanney; Ian Rankin	The Dark Remains
	Nonfiction Narrative	Sathnam Sanghera	Empireland
British Fantasy Award	Fantasy Novel (Robert Holdstock Award)	Alix E. Harrow	The Once and Future Witches	^[185]
	Horror Novel (August Derleth Award)	Silvia Moreno-Garcia	Mexican Gothic
	Novella	P. Djèlí Clark	Ring Shout
	Short Story	Ida Keogh	“Infinite Tea in the Demara Café”
	Collection	Charlotte Bond	The Watcher in the Woods
	Anthology	Zelda Knight & Oghenechovwe	Dominion: An Anthology of Speculative Fiction from Africa and the African Diaspora
	Non-fiction	Alison Peirse, ed.	Women Make Horror: Filmmaking, Feminism, Genre
Caine Prize for African Writing		Meron Hadero	"The Street Sweep"	^[186]
Camões Prize		Paulina Chiziane	—	^[187]
Carl Zuckmayer Medal		Nora Gomringer	—	^[188]
Carnegie Medal		Jason Reynolds	Look Both Ways	^[189]
Center for Fiction First Novel Prize		Kirstin Valdez Quade	The Five Wounds	^[190]
Costa Book Awards	Costa Book of the Year	Claire Fuller	Unsettled Ground	^[191]
	Costa–Novel	Claire Fuller	Unsettled Ground	^[191]
	Costa–Biography	John Preston	Fall: The Mystery of Robert Maxwell	^[191]
	Costa–Children's Book	Manjeet Mann	The Crossing	^[191]
	Costa–First Novel	Caleb Azumah Nelson	Open Water	^[191]
	Costa–Poetry	Hannah Lowe	The Kids	^[191]
Danuta Gleed Literary Award		Jack Wang	We Two Alone	^[192]
David Cohen Prize		Colm Tóibín	—	^[193]
Desmond Elliott Prize		A.K. Blakemore	The Manningtree Witches
Dylan Thomas Prize		Raven Leilani	Luster	^[194]
Edgar Awards	Best Novel	Deepa Anappara	Djinn Patrol on the Purple Line	^[195]
	Raven Award	Malice Domestic	—
	Ellery Queen Award	Reagan Arthur	—
	Robert L. Fish Memorial Award	Colette Bancroft	"The Bite"
	Mary Higgins Clark	Elsa Hart	The Cabinets of Barnaby Mayne
	Sue Grafton Memorial Award	Rosalie Knecht	Vera Kelly is Not a Mystery
	Grand Master	Charlaine Harris	—
	Grand Master	Jeffery Deaver	—
Eugie Award		Elaine Cuyegkeng	"The Genetic Alchemist's Daughter"
European Book Prize	European Book Prize (Novel)	Christos Chomenidis	Νίκη	^[196]
Folio Prize		Carmen Maria Machado	In the Dream House	^[197]
Franz Kafka Prize		Ivan Vyskočil	—	^[198]
Giller Prize		Omar El Akkad	What Strange Paradise	^[199]
Goldsmiths Prize		Isabel Waidner	Sterling Karat Gold
Gordon Burn Prize		Hanif Abdurraqib	A Little Devil in America
Governor General's Awards	Governor General's Award for English-language fiction	Norma Dunning	Tainna	^[200]
	Governor General's Award for English-language non-fiction	Sadiqa de Meijer	alfabet/alphabet: a memoir of a first language
	Governor General's Award for English-language drama	Hannah Moscovitch	Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes
	Governor General's Award for English-language poetry	Tolu Oloruntoba	The Junta of Happenstance
	Governor General's Award for English-language children's literature	Philippa Dowding	Firefly
	Governor General's Award for English-language children's illustration	David A. Robertson, Julie Flett	On the Trapline
	Governor General's Award for French to English translation	Erín Moure	This Radiant Life
	Governor General's Award for French-language fiction	Fanny Britt	Faire les sucres	^[201]
	Governor General's Award for French-language non-fiction	Serge Bouchard, Mark Fortier	Du diesel dans les veines
	Governor General's Award for French-language drama	Mishka Lavigne	Copeaux
	Governor General's Award for French-language poetry	Tania Langlais	Pendant que Perceval tombait
	Governor General's Award for French-language children's literature	Jean-François Sénéchal	Les Avenues
	Governor General's Award for French-language children's illustration	Mario Brassard, Gérard DuBois	À qui appartiennent les nuages ?
	Governor General's Award for English to French translation	Marie Frankland	Poèmes 1938-1984
Grand Prix du roman de l'Académie française		François-Henri Désérable	Mon maître et mon vainqueur	^[202]
Holberg Prize		Martha Nussbaum	—	^[203]
Hugo Award	Best Novel	Martha Wells	Network Effect	^[204]
	Best Novella	Nghi Vo	The Empress of Salt and Fortune
	Best Novelette	Sarah Pinsker	"Two Truths and a Lie"
	Best Short Story	Ursula Vernon	"Metal Like Blood in the Dark"
	Lodestar Award	Ursula Vernon	A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking
	Astounding Award	Emily Tesh	Silver in the Wood
Hurston/Wright Legacy Award	Fiction	Percival Everett	Telephone
	Nonfiction	Marcia Chatelain	Franchise: The Golden Arches in Black America
	Debut	Rita Woods	Remembrance
	Poetry	Rachel Eliza Griffiths	Seeing the Body
International Dublin Literary Award		Valeria Luiselli	Lost Children Archive	^[205]
International Thriller Writers Award	Best Hard Cover Novel	S. A. Cosby	Blacktop Wasteland	^[206]
	Best Paperback Original Novel	John Marrs	What Lies Between Us
	e-Book Original Novel	Jeff Buick	A Killing Game
	Best First Novel	David Heska Wanbli Weiden	Winter Counts
	Best Young Adult Novel	Andrea Contos	Throwaway Girls
	Best Short Story	Alan Orloff	"Rent Due"
Jerusalem Prize		Julian Barnes	—	^[207]
Kerry Group Irish Fiction Award		Anakana Schofield	BINA	^[208]
Miguel de Cervantes Prize		Cristina Peri Rossi	—
Miles Franklin Award		Amanda Lohrey	The Labyrinth
National Biography Award		Cassandra Pybus	Truganini: Journey Through the Apocalypse
National Book Award	National Book Award–Fiction	Jason Mott	Hell of a Book	^[209]
	National Book Award–Nonfiction	Tiya Miles	All That She Carried	^[209]
	National Book Award–Poetry	Martín Espada	Floaters	^[209]
	National Book Award–Translated Literature	Elisa Shua Dusapin with Aneesa Abbas Higgins (trans.)	Winter in Sokcho	^[209]
	National Book Award–Young People's Literature	Malinda Lo	Last Night at the Telegraph Club	^[209]
National Book Critics Circle Award	National Book Critics–Fiction	Honorée Fanonne Jeffers	The Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois	^[210]
	National Book Critics–Nonfiction	Clint Smith	How the Word Is Passed: A Reckoning with the History of Slavery Across America	^[210]
	National Book Critics–Biography	Rebecca Donner	All the Frequent Troubles of Our Days	^[211]
	National Book Critics–Criticism	Melissa Febos	Girlhood	^[211]
Nebula Award	Best Novel	Martha Wells	Network Effect	^[212]
	Best Novella	P. Djèlí Clark	Ring Shout
	Best Novelette	Sarah Pinsker	"Two Truths and a Lie"
	Best Short Story	John Wiswell	"Open House on Haunted Hill"
Newbery Medal		Tae Keller	When You Trap a Tiger
Nike Award	Jury Award	Zbigniew Rokita	Kajś. Opowieść o Górnym Śląsku
Nike Award	Audience Award	Zbigniew Rokita	Kajś. Opowieść o Górnym Śląsku
Nobel Prize in Literature		Abdulrazak Gurnah	—	^[213]
Orwell Prize	Political Fiction	Ali Smith	Summer	^[214]
Orwell Prize	Political Writing	Joshua Yaffa	Between Two Fires: Truth, Ambition and Compromise in Putin's Russia	^[214]
PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction		Deesha Philyaw	The Secret Lives of Church Ladies	^[215]
Philip K. Dick Award	Winner	Kali Wallace	Dead Space
Philip K. Dick Award	Special Citation	Lavie Tidhar	The Escapement
Premio Planeta de Novela		Carmen Mola	La bestia
Premio Strega Prize		Emanuele Trevi	Due vite
Pritzker Literature Award		Margaret MacMillan	—
Prix Femina	Prix Femina	Clara Dupont-Monod	S'adapter	^[216]
	Prix Femina étranger	Ahmet Altan	Hayat Hanım	^[217]
	Prix Femina essai	Annie Cohen-Solal	Un étranger nommé Picasso
	Prix Femina des lycéens	Ananda Devi	Le rire des déesses	^[218]
Prix Goncourt		Mohamed Mbougar Sarr	La plus secrète mémoire des hommes	^[219]
Prix Médicis		Christine Angot	Le Voyage dans l'Est	^[220]
Prix Renaudot		Amélie Nothomb	Premier sang	^[221]
Pulitzer Prize	Pulitzer Prize for Fiction	Louise Erdrich	The Night Watchman	^[222]
	Pulitzer Prize for Drama	Katori Hall	The Hot Wing King
	Pulitzer Prize for Nonfiction	David Zucchino	Wilmington’s Lie: The Murderous Coup of 1898 and the Rise of White Supremacy
	Pulitzer Prize for History	Marcia Chatelain	Franchise: The Golden Arches in Black America
	Pulitzer Prize for Biography	Les Payne and Tamara Payne	The Dead Are Arising: The Life of Malcolm X
Struga Poetry Evenings	Golden Wreath laureate	Carol Ann Duffy	—
Struga Poetry Evenings	Bridges of Struga laureate	Vladan Kreckovic	—
Walter Scott Prize		Hilary Mantel	The Mirror and the Light	^[223]
Whiting Awards	Whiting Award for Fiction	Claire Boyles	—	^[224]
		Rita Bullwinkel	—
		Megha Majumdar	—
		Nana Nkweti	—
Women's Prize for Fiction		Susanna Clarke	Piranesi	^[225]
World Fantasy Award	Novel	Alaya Dawn Johnson	Trouble the Saints
	Novella	Tochi Onyebuchi	Riot Baby
	Short Fiction	Celeste Rita Baker	"Glass Bottle Dancer"
	Collection	Aoko Matsuda	Where the Wild Ladies Are
Writers' Trust of Canada	Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political Writing	Ronald Deibert	Reset: Reclaiming the Internet for Civil Society	^[226]
	RBC Bronwen Wallace Award for Emerging Writers	Anna Ling Kaye	"East City"	^[227]
	RBC Bronwen Wallace Award for Emerging Writers	Zehra Naqvi	"The Knot of My Tongue"	^[227]
	Dayne Ogilvie Prize	Jillian Christmas		^[228]
	Atwood Gibson Writers' Trust Fiction Prize	Katherena Vermette	The Strangers	^[229]
	Hilary Weston Writers' Trust Prize for Nonfiction	Tomson Highway	Permanent Astonishment
	Latner Writers' Trust Poetry Prize	Weyman Chan
	Matt Cohen Award	Frances Itani
	Vicky Metcalf Award for Literature for Young People	Linda Bailey
	Writers' Trust Engel/Findley Award	Cherie Dimaline
	Balsillie Prize for Public Policy	Dan Breznitz	Innovation in Real Places: Strategies for Prosperity in an Unforgiving World	^[230]
W. Y. Boyd Literary Award for Excellence in Military Fiction		Mark Treanor	A Quiet Cadence: A Novel
Zbigniew Herbert International Literary Award		Yusef Komunyakaa	—