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This article contains information about the literary events and publications of1967.

Events

January
- The first publication ofMikhail Bulgakov's novelThe Master and Margarita («Ма́стер и Маргари́та»), in the form left at the author's death in1940, concludes in the magazineMoskva, although censored portions circulate only insamizdat in theSoviet Union. It is first published in book form this year, by the YMCA Press in Paris.
- TheBarbara Gordon version ofBatgirl is introduced inDetective Comics.^[1]
March 16 – The first performance ofD. H. Lawrence's January 1913 playThe Daughter-in-Law is given at theRoyal Court Theatre in London.^[2]
April 24 – The 18-year-oldS. E. Hinton'sBildungsromanThe Outsiders is published in the United States byViking Press. She wrote it at the age of 15–16.
August 9 – The English playwrightJoe Orton (aged 34) is battered to death by his partner,Kenneth Halliwell, who commits suicide in their north London home shortly after.^[3] Orton has completed work on a film script,Up Against It, forThe Beatles (unproduced).
October 21 – American writerNorman Mailer is arrested forcivil disobedience during theNational Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam March onThe Pentagon.
November 9 – The first issue of the magazineRolling Stone is published in San Francisco.
unknown dates
- Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's novelCancer Ward is banned in the Soviet Union.^[4]^[5]
- The influentialNew Wave science fiction anthologyDangerous Visions is published in the United States.^[6]

New books

Fiction

Lloyd Alexander –Taran Wanderer^[7]
Eric Ambler –Dirty Story
J. G. Ballard
- The Day of Forever
- The Disaster Area
- The Overloaded Man
Lindsay Barrett –Song for Mumu
Luis Berenguer –El mundo de Juan Lobón
Thomas Berger –Killing Time
Thomas Bernhard –Verstörung (Disturbance, translated asGargoyles)
Hilda Bernstein –The World that was Ours
Richard Brautigan –Trout Fishing in America
Mikhail Bulgakov (died 1940) –The Master and Margarita
Kenneth Bulmer
- Cycle of Nemesis
- To Outrun Doomsday
Arthur J. Burks –Black Medicine
Guillermo Cabrera Infante –Tres tristes tigres
Victor Canning –The Python Project
Angela Carter –The Magic Toyshop
Henry Cecil –A Woman Named Anne
Agatha Christie –Endless Night^[8]
John Christopher (Sam Youd)
- The White Mountains
- The City of Gold and Lead
Margaret Craven –I Heard the Owl Call My Name
L. Sprague de Camp editor –The Fantastic Swordsmen
R. F. Delderfield –Cheap Day Return
August Derleth editor –Travellers by Night
Margaret Drabble –Jerusalem the Golden
Nell Dunn –Poor Cow
Cameron Duodu –The Gab Boys^[9]
Allan W. Eckert –Wild Season
Mircea Eliade –The Old Man and the Bureaucrats
Janice Elliott –The Buttercup Chain
Claire Etcherelli –Elise, ou la vraie vie^[10]
C. S. Forester –Hornblower and the Crisis
Sarah Gainham –Night Falls on the City
Gabriel García Márquez –One Hundred Years of Solitude (Cien años de soledad)
William Golding –The Pyramid
Richard Gordon –The Facemaker
Winston Graham –The Walking Stick
Edward Grierson –A Crime of One's Own
Paul Guimard –Intersection
S. E. Hinton –The Outsiders
William Hope Hodgson –Deep Waters
Robert E. Howard
- Conan the Warrior
- (withL. Sprague de Camp) –Conan the Usurper
- (withL. Sprague de Camp andLin Carter) –Conan
James Jones –Go to the Widow-Maker
Anna Kavan –Ice
Elia Kazan –The Arrangement
Thomas Keneally –Bring Larks and Heroes
Milan Kundera –The Joke (Žert)
Alex La Guma –The Stone-Country
Ira Levin –Rosemary's Baby
Joan Lindsay –Picnic at Hanging Rock
H. P. Lovecraft –Three Tales of Horror
Alistair MacLean –Where Eagles Dare
Naguib Mahfouz –Miramar
Daniel Pratt Mannix IV –The Fox and the Hound
Ngaio Marsh –Death at the Dolphin
Catherine Marshall –Christy
Berkely Mather –The Gold of Malabar
V. S. Naipaul –The Mimic Men
R. K. Narayan –The Vendor of Sweets
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o –A Grain of Wheat
Flann O'Brien (died 1966) –The Third Policeman (written 1939–40)
Scott O'Dell –The Black Pearl
Kenzaburō Ōe (大江健三郎) –The Silent Cry (万延元年のフットボール, Man'en Gannen no Futtoboru)
K. M. Peyton –Flambards
Chaim Potok –The Chosen
Marin Preda –Moromeţii, Vol. 2
J. B. Priestley –It's an Old Country^[11]
Ruth Rendell –A New Lease of Death
Thomas Savage –The Power of the Dog^[12]
Gaia Servadio –Tanto gentile e tanto onesta
Mary Stewart –The Gabriel Hounds
William Styron –The Confessions of Nat Turner
Julian Symons –The Man Who Killed Himself
Leon Uris –Topaz
Jack Vance –The Palace of Love
Thornton Wilder –The Eighth Day
Colin Wilson –The Mind Parasites
Roger Zelazny –Lord of Light (Hugo Award Winner1968)

Children and young people

Rev. W. Awdry –Small Railway Engines (twenty-second inThe Railway Series of 42 books)
Helen Cresswell –The Piemakers^[13]
Ingri and Edgar Parin d'Aulaire –Norse Gods and Giants
John D. Fitzgerald –The Great Brain
Alan Garner –The Owl Service
Rumer Godden –Home is the Sailor
S. E. Hinton –The Outsiders
Aldous Huxley (died 1963) –The Crows of Pearblossom (short story written 1944)
E. L. Konigsburg
- From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
- Jennifer, Hecate, Macbeth, William McKinley, and Me, Elizabeth
Boy Lornsen –Robbi, Tobbi und das Fliewatüüt
Ann MacGovern andSimms Taback –Too Much Noise
Ruth Manning-Sanders –A Book of Wizards
Daniel P. Mannix (withJohn Schoenherr) –The Fox and the Hound
Bill Martin Jr. –Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? (board book)
R. D. Mascott –The Adventures of James Bond Junior 003½
Bill Peet
- Buford the Little Bighorn
- Jennifer and Josephine
K. M. Peyton –Flambards (first in eponymous series of four books)
Joan G. Robinson –When Marnie Was There
Barbara Sleigh –Jessamy
Zilpha Keatley Snyder
- The Egypt Game
- The Gypsy Game

Drama

Simon Gray –Wise Child
Christopher Hampton –Total Eclipse
Peter Handke –Kaspar
Dorothy Hewett –This Old Man Comes Rolling Home
Rolf Hochhuth –Soldiers (Soldaten: Nekrolog auf Genf)
Peter Nichols –A Day in the Death of Joe Egg
Efua Sutherland –Edufa
Vijay Tendulkar –Shantata! Court Chalu Aahe
Peter Ustinov –The Unknown Soldier and His Wife
Luis Valdez –Los Vendidos
Charles Wood –Dingo
Leonid Zorin –A Warsaw Melody

Poetry

Main article:1967 in poetry

Roger McGough,Brian Patten andAdrian Henri –The Mersey Sound

Non-fiction

J. A. Baker –The Peregrine^[14]
Dmitri Borgmann –Beyond Language^[15]
Peter Brown –Augustine of Hippo: A Biography
Robert Coles –A Study in Courage and Fear, volume 1 ofChildren of Crisis
L. Sprague de Camp andCatherine Crook de Camp –The Story of Science in America
Jacques Derrida
- Of Grammatology
- Speech and Phenomena
- Writing and Difference
Joseph Fletcher –Moral Responsibility
E. D. Hirsch –Validity in Interpretation
Martin Luther King Jr. –Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?
Ira M. Lapidus –Muslim Cities in the Later Middle Ages
Robert MacArthur andE. O. Wilson –The Theory of Island Biogeography
Marshall McLuhan andQuentin Fiore –The Medium is the Massage: An Inventory of Effects
William Manchester –The Death of a President
Robert K. Massie –Nicholas and Alexandra
Desmond Morris –The Naked Ape^[16]
Anaïs Nin –The Diary of Anaïs Nin, Volume Two: 1934-1939
Josep Pla –Life Embitters (La vida amarga)
Paul Robert (editor) –Petit Robert abridged dictionary
Valerie Solanas –SCUM Manifesto^[17]
A. T. Q. Stewart –The Ulster Crisis: Resistance to Home Rule 1912–14
Piri Thomas –Down These Mean Streets^[18]

Births

January 7 –Benjamin Kwakye, Ghanaian novelist
February 8 –Rachel Cusk, Canadian-British novelist^[19]
March 8 –Mitsuyo Kakuta (角田光代), Japanese novelist and translator
March 12 –Jenny Erpenbeck, German novelist
April 19 –Steven H Silver,American science fiction writer
June 16 –Maylis de Kerangal, French novelist
July 11 –Jhumpa Lahiri, English-born Indian/American writer
July 19
- Zoran Drvenkar, Croatian German novelist
- Wladimir Kaminer, Russian German short story writer
July 31 –Elizabeth Wurtzel, American memoirist (Prozac Nation) (died2020)
September 21 –Suman Pokhrel, Nepali poet, lyricist, playwright, translator and artist
October 4 –Miloš Urban, Czech novelist
December 12 –Robert Lepage, French Canadian playwright, actor and director
Uncertain date –S. F. Said, Lebanese-born British children's fiction writer

Deaths

January 29 –Ion Buzdugan, Romanian poet and political figure (born1887)
February 8 –Victor Gollancz, English publisher (born1893)
March 2 –José Martínez Ruiz (Azorín), Spanish novelist (born1873)
March 7 –Alice B. Toklas, American memoirist and autobiographer (born1893)
March 30 –Jean Toomer, African American writer (born1894)
May 12 –John Masefield, English Poet Laureate (born1878)
May 22 –Langston Hughes, American poet, novelist and playwright (born1902)
June 3 –Arthur Ransome, English author of children's and other books (born1884)
June 4 –J. R. Ackerley, English journalist (born1896)
June 7 –Dorothy Parker, American humorist (born1893)
July 22
- Lajos Kassák, Hungarian poet, novelist and translator (born1887)
- Carl Sandburg, American historian and poet (born1878)
July 31 –Margaret Kennedy, English novelist and playwright (born1896)
August 2 –Giles Romilly, English journalist (tranquilizer overdose, born1916)
August 9 –Joe Orton, English playwright (murdered, born1933)
August 29 –Sidney Bradshaw Fay, American historian and author (born1876)
September 1 –Siegfried Sassoon, English poet and memoirist (born1886)
September 12 –Vladimir Bartol, Slovene author (born1903)
September 16 –Pavlo Tychyna, Ukrainian poet (born1891)
September 24 –Robert van Gulik, Dutch author (cancer, born1910)
September 29 –Carson McCullers, American novelist (brain hemorrhage, born1917)
September –Christopher Okigbo, Nigerian poet (killed in action, born1930)
October 8 –Vernon Watkins, Welsh poet (heart failure, born1906)
October 9 –André Maurois, French novelist (born1885)
October 13 –Georges Sadoul, French journalist and writer on cinema (born1904)
October 14 –Marcel Aymé, French novelist and children's author (born1902)
October 25 –Margaret Ayer Barnes, American author and playwright (born1886)^[20]
November 17 –Bo Bergman, Swedish poet (born1869)
November 30 –Patrick Kavanagh, Irish poet (born1904)^[21]

Awards

Nobel Prize for Literature:Miguel Ángel Asturias

Canada

See1967 Governor General's Awards for a complete list of winners and finalists for those awards.

France

Prix Goncourt:André Pieyre de Mandiargues,La Marge
Prix Médicis:Claude Simon,Histoire

United Kingdom

Carnegie Medal forchildren's literature:Alan Garner,The Owl Service^[22]
Cholmondeley Award:Seamus Heaney,Brian Jones,Norman Nicholson
Eric Gregory Award:Angus Calder,Marcus Cumberlege,David Harsent,David Selzer,Brian Patten
James Tait Black Memorial Prize for fiction:Margaret Drabble,Jerusalem The Golden
James Tait Black Memorial Prize for biography:Winifred Gérin,Charlotte Brontë: The Evolution of Genius
Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry:Charles Causley

United States

Elsewhere

Akutagawa Prize:Oshiro Tatsuhiro (大城立裕),The Cocktail Party
Friedenspreis des Deutschen Buchhandels:Ernst Bloch
Miles Franklin Award:Thomas Keneally,Bring Larks and Heroes
Premio Nadal:José María Sanjuán,Réquiem por todos nosotros
Viareggio Prize:Raffaello Brignetti,Il gabbiano azzurro

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