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Browse by award name or award category to find the critics' top picks, including past winners and nominees.
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In a surprise early announcement, the Swedish Academy has awarded German
author Günter Grass the highest honor in the world of letters. Grass is
most famous for The Tin Drum, a scathing portrait of prewar and
wartime Germany as seen through the eyes of Oskar Matzerath, whose
monstrous intelligence remains frozen in the body of a 3-year-old child.
For a list of past Nobel winners and links to their works, visit our Nobel Prize page.
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Upcoming Awards
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In October:
Watch the fur fly when the winner of the U.K.'s Booker Prize is
announced on October 25.
In November:
Happy birthday, National Book Awards! A gala
dinner and awards ceremony on November 17 will commemorate 50 years of
America's preeminent literary prize. Watch this space for nominees,
news, and more.
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The Booker Prize
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The Booker shortlist is here! As usual, nominees for the U.K.'s most
prestigious literary prize are a mixed bag--some surprising, some not so
surprising, all guaranteed to spark lively debate. Check out this year's
contenders, then be sure to give your London bookie a call. Winners will be announced in a ceremony on Monday, October 25.
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It's almost 2000--do you know where your reading list is? The clock is
ticking down to the millennium, and Amazon.com is celebrating with a
roundup of the century's greatest hits--fiction and nonfiction, as
well as mystery, romance, kids' books, and sci-fi. Don't let Y2K make you hide your
head in the sand--hide it in a book instead! Besides, just think how embarrassed you'll be if you're the only one in the compound who's never
read My Dog Tulip.
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