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This article contains information about the literary events and publications of1982.

Events

February 17 –Philip K. Dick ignores advice to go immediately to hospital. A fortnight later, after twostrokes, he is pronouncedbrain-dead and disconnected from hislife-support machine.^[1]
March 18 – A legal case brought on behalf ofMary Whitehouse against theater directorMichael Bogdanov concerning alleged indecency in a performance ofHoward Brenton's playThe Romans in Britain at theNational Theatre in London is dropped after theAttorney General intervenes.^[2]^[3]
June 25 – InIsland Trees School District v. Pico (457 U.S.853 (1982)), theSupreme Court of the United States concludes that "local school boards may not remove books from school library shelves simply because they dislike the ideas contained in those books and seek by their removal to 'prescribe what shall be orthodox in politics, nationalism, religion, or other matters of opinion.'"
September –Banned Books Week is instituted in theUnited States.
October 7 – AfterSue Townsend's comic characterAdrian Mole is introduced (as Nigel Mole,^[4] aged 13¼, living in theEast Midlands of England) in aBBC Radio 4 play, the bookThe Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Aged 13¾, is released; it sells 1.9 million copies in three years.^[5]
unknown dates
- La Bicyclette bleue (The Blue Bicycle) byRégine Deforges is a runaway success and becomes one of France's all-time bestselling novels.^[6]
- The Oxford Shakespeare, under the general editorship ofStanley Wells, begins publication.
- Dorling Kindersley, formerly abook packager, begins publishing.

New books

Fiction

Brian Aldiss –Helliconia Spring (First of theHelliconia trilogy)
Isabel Allende –The House of the Spirits (La casa de los espíritus)
Isaac Asimov –Foundation's Edge
Jean M. Auel –The Valley of Horses
René Barjavel –La Tempête^[7]
Julian Barnes –Before She Met Me
Saul Bellow -The Dean's December
Michael Bishop –Blooded on Arachne
William Boyd –An Ice-Cream War^[8]
José Cardoso Pires –Balada da Praia dos Cães^[9]
Arthur C. Clarke –2010: Odyssey Two
Bernard Cornwell –Sharpe's Company
L. Sprague de Camp –The Virgin of Zesh & The Tower of Zanid
L. Sprague de Camp andLin Carter –Conan the Barbarian
August Derleth –The Solar Pons Omnibus
Marguerite Duras –The Malady of Death
Zee Edgell –Beka Lamb^[10]
Stanley Elkin –George Mills
Buchi Emecheta –Destination Biafra^[11]
Penelope Fitzgerald –At Freddie's
Ken Follett –The Man from St. Petersburg
John Fowles –Mantissa
Max Frisch –Bluebeard^[12]
John Gardner –For Special Services (James Bond novel)
Graham Greene –Monsignor Quixote^[13]
Robert A. Heinlein –Friday
L. Ron Hubbard –Battlefield Earth
Hammond Innes –The Black Tide
Kazuo Ishiguro –A Pale View of Hills
John Jakes –North and South
Thomas Keneally –Schindler's Ark
David Kesterton –The Darkling
Stephen King
- Different Seasons
- Pet Sematary
- The Running Man
W. P. Kinsella –Shoeless Joe
Judith Krantz –Mistral's Daughter
Peter Kreeft –Between Heaven and Hell: A Dialog Somewhere Beyond Death with John F. Kennedy, C. S. Lewis, & Aldous Huxley
Derek Lambert –The Red Dove
Robert Ludlum –The Parsifal Mosaic
Colleen McCullough –An Indecent Obsession
Russell McCormmach –Night Thoughts of a Classical Physicist
Ngaio Marsh –Light Thickens
George R. R. Martin –Fevre Dream
James Merrill –The Changing Light at Sandover
James A. Michener –Space
Timothy Mo –Sour Sweet
Harry Mulisch –The Assault
Chris Mullin –A Very British Coup
Gerald Murnane –The Plains
Ellis Peters –The Virgin in the Ice
Sidney Sheldon –Master of the Game
Anne Tyler –Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant
Kurt Vonnegut –Deadeye Dick
John Wain –Young Shoulders
Alice Walker –The Color Purple
Connie Willis andCynthia Felice –Water Witch
Gene Wolfe –The Citadel of the Autarch
Roger Zelazny
- Eye of Cat
- Dilvish, the Damned

Children and young people

Chris Van Allsburg –Ben's Dream
Gillian Cross –The Demon Headmaster (first in an eponymous series of six)^[14]
Roald Dahl –The BFG
Steve Jackson andIan Livingstone –The Warlock of Firetop Mountain
Margaret Mahy –The Haunting
Michael Morpurgo –War Horse^[15]
Ruth Park –The Muddle-Headed Wombat Stays at Home
Bill Peet –The Luckiest One of All
Claude Roy (illustrated byWilli Glasauer) –The Cat who Talked in Spite of Himself (Le chat qui parlait malgré lui)
Viveca Sundvall –En ettas dagbok^[16]
Sue Townsend –The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Aged 13¾

Drama

Caryl Churchill –Top Girls
Andrea Dunbar –Rita, Sue and Bob Too
Peter Flannery –Our Friends in the North
Michael Frayn –Noises Off
Athol Fugard –"Master Harold"...and the Boys
Elfriede Jelinek –Clara S, musikalische Tragödie
Maryat Lee and the people ofHinton, West Virginia –A Double-Threaded Life: The Hinton Play
Doug Lucie –Hard Feelings
Stephen MacDonald –Not About Heroes^[17]
Frank McGuinness –The Factory Girls
Peter O'Donnell – Mr. Fothergill's Murder
Tom Stoppard –The Real Thing
August Wilson –Ma Rainey's Black Bottom

Non-fiction

Irving Abella andHarold Troper –None is Too Many
Martin Amis –Invasion of the Space Invaders
Luc Brisson –Plato the Myth Maker^[18]
Beth Chatto –The Damp Garden
Mark Ellingham (editor) –The Rough Guide to Greece
Bruce Feirstein –Real Men Don't Eat Quiche^[19]
Eduardo Galeano –Memoria del fuego (Memory of Fire), vol. 1
Carol Gilligan –In a Different Voice
Sita Ram Goel –How I Became a Hindu
Rhys Isaac –The Transformation of Virginia, 1740–1790
Ryszard Kapuściński –Shah of Shahs (Szachinszach)
Gary Kinder –Victim: The Other Side of Murder
Audre Lorde –Zami: A New Spelling of My Name
Elaine Morgan –The Aquatic Ape^[20]
John Naisbitt –Megatrends
Fernando Pessoa (died 1935) –The Book of Disquiet (Livro do Desassossego: Composto por Bernardo Soares, ajudante de guarda-livros na cidade de Lisboa)
Tom Peters –In Search of Excellence
Erin Pizzey –Prone to Violence
Richard Rodriguez –Hunger of Memory: The Education of Richard Rodriguez (autobiography)
Richard Rorty –Consequences of Pragmatism
Jonathan Schell –The Fate of the Earth^[21]
Margaret Trudeau –Consequences
Rebecca West –1900

Births

January 9 –Nora Bossong, German poet and writer
January 14
- Joe Dunthorne, Welsh novelist and poet
- Luke Wright, English poet
February 5 –Lauren Gunderson, American playwright
February 23 –Kateryna Mikhalitsyna, Ukrainian poet, children's writer, translator and editor
March 24 –Bryndís Björgvinsdóttir, Icelandic children's fiction writer^[22]
April 21 –Claybourne Elder, American actor, singer and writer^[23]
May 10 –Jeremy Gable, English-American playwright
June 29
- Colin Jost, American actor, screenwriter and comedian^[24]
- Ott Sepp, Estonian actor, singer, writer and television presenter
July 8 –James Graham, English playwright
July 16 –Angel David Revilla, Venezuelan journalist and writer

Deaths

January 16 –Ramón J. Sender, Spanish novelist (b.1901)^[25]
February 5 –Ronald Welch (Ronald Oliver Felton) Welsh novelist and children's writer writing in English (born1909)^[26]
February 11 –Albert Facey, Australian autobiographer (born1894)
February 13 –Barbara Sleigh, English children's writer (born1906)^[27]
February 18 – DameNgaio Marsh, New Zealand crime writer and theatre director (born1895)^[28]
February 23 –Elisabeth Kyle, Scottish novelist (born1901)
March 2 –Philip K. Dick, American writer (stroke; born1928)^[29]
March 3 –Georges Perec, French novelist (lung cancer; born1936)^[30]
March 6 –Ayn Rand, Russian-born American novelist, playwright and screenwriter (born1905)^[31]
March 11 –Edmund Cooper, English writer and poet (born1926)
March 25
- Goodman Ace, American humorist (born1899)^[32]
- Hugo Huppert, Austrian poet, writer and translator (born1902)
March 27
- Harriet Adams, American novelist (born1892)^[33]
- Ted Lewis, English crime novelist (born1940)^[34]
April 12 –Norman Denny, English writer and translator (born1901)
May 10 –Peter Weiss, German writer and artist (born1916)^[35]
May 30 –Doris Leslie, English novelist (born1891)
June 6 –Kenneth Rexroth, American poet and critic (born1905)^[36]
June 18
- Djuna Barnes, American writer (born1892)^[37]
- John Cheever, American novelist and short story writer (born1912)^[38]
June 30 –Malcolm Saville, English children's writer (born1901)
July 3 –Engvald Bakkan, Norwegian novelist and children's writer (born1897)
August 6 –S. K. Pottekkatt, Indian writer (born1913)^[39]
September 14 –John Gardner, American novelist (motorcycle accident, born1933)^[40]
October 7 –Alejandro Núñez Alonso, Spanish novelist (born1905)
October 22 –Savitri Devi, French-born writer and philosopher (born1905)^[41]
October 30 –Iryna Vilde, Ukrainian writer (born1907)
November 5 –Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, Korean-American novelist (murdered; born1951)^[42]
November 6 –Frank Swinnerton, English novelist (born1884)
December 5 –Caryl Brahms, English critic, novelist and journalist (born1901)^[43]
December 21 –Ants Oras, Estonian writer (born1900)
December 24 –Louis Aragon, French poet and writer (born1897)^[44]

Awards

Nobel Prize in Literature:Gabriel García Márquez

Australia

The Australian/Vogel Literary Award:Brian Castro,Birds of Passage;Nigel Krauth,Matilda, My Darling
Kenneth Slessor Prize for Poetry:Fay Zwicky,Kaddish and Other Poems
Miles Franklin Award:Rodney Hall,Just Relations

Canada

See1982 Governor General's Awards for a complete list of winners and finalists for those awards.

France

Prix Goncourt:Dominique Fernandez,Dans la main de l'Ange
Prix Médicis French:Jean-François Josselin,L'Enfer et Cie
Prix Médicis International:Umberto Eco,The Name of the Rose

Spain

Miguel de Cervantes Prize:Luis Rosales

United Kingdom

United States

Agnes Lynch Starrett Poetry Prize:Lawrence Joseph,Shouting at No One
American Academy of Arts and Letters Gold Medal for Fiction,Bernard Malamud
Nebula Award for Best Novel:Michael Bishop,No Enemy But Time
Newbery Medal forchildren's literature:Nancy Willard,A Visit to William Blake's Inn
Pulitzer Prize for Drama:Charles Fuller,A Soldier's Play
Pulitzer Prize for Fiction:John Updike –Rabbit Is Rich
Pulitzer Prize for Poetry:Sylvia Plath:The Collected Poems

Elsewhere

Friedenspreis des Deutschen Buchhandels:George F. Kennan
Hugo Award for Best Novel:Downbelow Station byC. J. Cherryh
Premio Nadal:Fernando Arrabal,La torre herida por un rayo

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