National Book Critics Circle Award – Fiction

2008 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction Winner2666Roberto Bolaño...Amazon2008 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction ShortlistHomeMarilynne RobinsonAmazonOlive KittredgeElizabeth StroutAmazonThe Ballad of Trenchmouth TaggartM. Glenn TaylorAmazonThe Lazarus ProjectAleksandar HemonAmazon

1998 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction WinnerThe Love of a Good WomanAlice Munro**Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature** Alice Munro has a genius for entering the lives of ordinary people and capturing the passions and contradictions that lie just below the surface. In this brilliant new collection she takes mainly the lives of wom...Amazon1998 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction ShortlistBirds of AmericaLorrie MooreAmazonNo Lease on LifeLynne TillmanAmazonPreston FallsDavid GatesAmazonThe HoursMichael CunninghamAmazon

1999 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction WinnerMotherless BrooklynJonathan LethemAfter a mobster is fatally stabbed, the men who worked for him splinter, leaving Lionel Essrog to investigate who killed his boss and why --...Amazon1999 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction ShortlistDisgraceJ.M. CoetzeeAmazonMidnight ChampagneA. Manette AnsayAmazonThe Night InspectorFrederick BuschAmazonThe Wonders of the Invisible World: StoriesDavid GatesAmazon

2000 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction WinnerBeing DeadJim CraceWINNER OF THE NATIONAL BOOK CRITICS CIRCLE AWARD. A couple lie naked in the dunes at Baritone Bay, at the spot where, almost thirty years before, they had first had sex as students. Nostalgia has sent Celice and Joseph back to their singing stretch of coas...Amazon2000 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction ShortlistA Blind Man Can See How Much I Love YouAmy BloomAmazonAssorted Fire Events: StoriesDavid MeansAmazonThe Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and ClayMichael ChabonAmazonWhite TeethZadie SmithAmazon

2001 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction WinnerAusterlitzW.G. SebaldFrom one of the undisputed masters of world literature, a haunting novel of sublime ambition and power about a man whose fragmentary memories of a lost childhood lead him on a quest across Europe in search of his heritage. Jacques Austerlitz is a survivor ...Amazon2001 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction ShortlistBel CantoAnn PatchettAmazonHateship, Friendship, Courtship, Loveship, Marriage: StoriesAlice MunroAmazonJohn Henry DaysColson WhiteheadAmazonThe CorrectionsJonathan FranzenAmazon

2002 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction WinnerAtonementIan McEwanGENERAL & LITERARY FICTION. Atonement is a magnificent novel, shaped and paced with awesome confidence and eloquence', Independent .'Subtle as well as powerful, adeptly encompassing comedy as well as atrocity, Atonement is a richly intricate book- A superb...Amazon2002 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction ShortlistMiddlesexJeffrey EugenidesAmazonNowhere ManAleksandar HemonAmazonRoscoeWilliam KennedyAmazonThe Darts of Cupid: And Other StoriesEdith TempletonAmazon

2003 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction WinnerThe Known WorldEdward P. JonesFrom Edward P. Jones comes one of the most acclaimed novels in recent memory—winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction. The Known World tells the story of Henry Townsend, a black farmer and former slave...Amazon2003 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction ShortlistA Distant ShoreCaryl PhillipsAmazonBrick LaneMonica AliAmazonOld SchoolTobias WolffAmazonThe Time of Our SingingRichard PowersAmazon

2004 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction WinnerGileadMarilynne RobinsonIn 1956, toward the end of Reverend John Ames's life, he begins a letter to his young son, a kind of last testament to his remarkable forebears. 'It is a book of such meditative calm, such spiritual intensity that is seems miraculous that her silence was o...Amazon2004 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction ShortlistCloud AtlasDavid MitchellAmazonThe Dew BreakerEdwidge DanticatAmazonThe Line of BeautyAlan HollinghurstAmazonThe Plot Against AmericaPhilip RothAmazon

2005 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction WinnerThe MarchE. L. DoctorowUnion General William Tecumseh Sherman's devastating march through Georgia and the Carolinas during the final years of the Civil War has a profound impact on the outcome of the war, in a richly textured, evocative historical novel that captures the full ex...Amazon2005 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction ShortlistEurope CentralWilliam T. VollmannAmazonNever Let Me GoKazuo IshiguroAmazonSmall IslandAndrea LevyAmazonVeronicaMary GaitskillAmazon

2006 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction WinnerThe Inheritance of LossKiran DesaiWinner of the National Book Critics Circle Award and the Man Booker Prize: An “extraordinary” novel “lit by a moral intelligence at once fierce and tender” (The New York Times Book Review). In a crumbling, isolated house at the foot of Mount Kanchenjunga i...Amazon2006 National Book Critics Circle Award - Fiction ShortlistHalf of a Yellow SunChimamanda Ngozi AdichieAmazonThe Lay of the LandRichard FordAmazonThe RoadCormac McCarthyAmazonWhat Is the WhatDave EggersAmazon