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This article contains information about the literary events and publications of1993.

Events

September 24 – Former president and writerZviad Gamsakhurdia returns toGeorgia to establish a government in exile in the city ofZugdidi.
November 17 –Annie Proulx wins theNational Book Award in the United States for her novelThe Shipping News.
unknown dates
- Indrani Aikath Gyaltsen's novelCranes' Morning appears in India, but proves to be plagiarized fromElizabeth Goudge'sThe Rosemary Tree (1956); its author will commit suicide in 1994.^[1]
- ProfessorStephen Hawking'sA Brief History of Time becomes the longest-running book onThe Sunday Times UK bestseller list.
- Reality television contestMillion's Poet (شاعر المليون) is launched in theUnited Arab Emirates.
- Todur Zanet's translation ofJean Racine'sBajazet is produced byMoldova 1, a seminal moment in the development ofGagauz-language theatre.^[2]
- TheGuodian Chu Slips, including the oldest known version ofLaozi'sTao Te Ching, a chapter from theBook of Rites, content from theBook of Documents and the previously lostXing Zi Ming Chu, written on bamboo and dated before 300 BCE (laterWarring States period), are found in a tomb near Guodian,Jingmen (Hubei province of China).^[3]

New books

Fiction

Stephen Ambrose –Band of Brothers^[4]
Jeffrey Archer –Honour Among Thieves
David Banks –Iceberg
Iain Banks –Complicity
Pat Barker –The Eye in the Door
Greg Bear –Moving Mars^[5]
Daniel Blythe –The Dimension Riders
William Boyd –The Blue Afternoon
Sandra Boynton –Barnyard Dance!
Christopher Bulis –Shadowmind
Anthony Burgess –A Dead Man in Deptford
Ramsey Campbell –Alone with the Horrors: The Great Short Fiction of Ramsey Campbell 1961-1991
Tom Clancy –Without Remorse
Deborah Joy Corey –Losing Eddie
Bernard Cornwell –Rebel
Robert Crais –Free Fall
Maurice G. Dantec –La Sirène rouge
Peter Darvill-Evans –Deceit
Hollace Davids andPaul Davids –Mission from Mount Yoda
Lindsey Davis –Poseidon's Gold
L. Sprague de Camp –Rivers of Time
Stephen R. Donaldson –The Gap into Power: A Dark and Hungry God Arises
Roddy Doyle –Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha
Helen Dunmore –Zennor in Darkness
Shusaku Endo (遠藤周作) –Deep River (深い河)
Steve Erickson –Arc d'X
Jeffrey Eugenides –The Virgin Suicides
Richard Paul Evans –The Christmas Box
Sebastian Faulks –Birdsong
Amanda Filipacchi –Nude Men
Neil Gaiman
- The Sandman: A Game of You (graphic novel; fifth inThe Sandman series)
- The Sandman: Fables & Reflections (graphic novel; sixth inThe Sandman series)
John Gardner –Never Send Flowers
Ernest Gaines –A Lesson Before Dying
William Gibson –Virtual Light
John Grisham –The Client
Hal (aMacintosh IIcx computer) and Scott French (programmer) –Just This Once
Jesse Lee Kercheval –The Museum of Happiness
Stephen King –Nightmares & Dreamscapes
Nancy Kress –The Aliens of Earth
John le Carré –The Night Manager
Lois Lowry –The Giver
Saken Omur –Before Dawn
Robert Ludlum –The Scorpio Illusion
Amin Maalouf –Le Rocher de Tanios
David A. McIntee –White Darkness
Andy McNab –Bravo Two Zero
David Malouf –Remembering Babylon
Gita Mehta –A River Sutra (short stories)
Jim Mortimore
- Blood Heat
- (withAndy Lane) –Lucifer Rising
Taslima Nasrin –Lajja
Patrick O'Brian –Clarissa Oakes
Kate Orman –The Left-Handed Hummingbird
Tim Pears –In the Place of Fallen Leaves
Neil Penswick –The Pit
Terry Pratchett –Men at Arms
E. Annie Proulx –The Shipping News
Jean Raspail –Sept cavaliers
Ishmael Reed –Japanese by Spring
Anne Rice –Lasher
Gareth Roberts –The Highest Science
J. Jill Robinson –Lovely In Her Bones
Nigel Robinson –Birthright
W. G. Sebald –The Emigrants
Will Self –My Idea of Fun
Vikram Seth –A Suitable Boy
Carol Shields -The Stone Diaries
Ahdaf Soueif –In the Eye of the Sun
Danielle Steel –Vanished
Emil Tode (Tõnu Õnnepalu) –Piiririik (Border State)
Jesús Torbado –El peregrino
Sue Townsend –Adrian Mole: The Wilderness Years
Scott Turow –Pleading Guilty
Kathy Tyers –The Truce at Bakura
Buket Uzuner –The Sound of Fishsteps (Balık İzlerinin Sesi)
Andrew Vachss –Shella
Mario Vargas Llosa –Death in the Andes (Lituma en los Andes)
Ivan Vladislavic –The Folly
Robert James Waller –Slow Waltz at Cedar Bend
Irvine Welsh –Trainspotting
Herman Wouk –The Hope
Austin Wright –Tony and Susan
Timothy Zahn –The Last Command
Roger Zelazny –A Night in the Lonesome October

Children and young people

Janet and Allan Ahlberg –It Was a Dark and Stormy Night
Nelson Algren (posthumous) –He Swung and He Missed
Chris Van Allsburg –The Sweetest Fig
Malorie Blackman –Operation Gadgetman!
Susan Cooper –The Boggart
Richard Dalby –Mistletoe & Mayhem: Horrific Tales for the Holidays
Mem Fox –Time for Bed
Cornelia Funke –Wild Chicks
Johanna Hurwitz –New Shoes for Silvia
Jim Murphy –Across America on an Emigrant Train
Larry Niven (withAlicia Austin) –Bridging the Galaxies
Rodman Philbrick –Freak the Mighty
Allen Say –Grandfather's Journey
Marjorie W. Sharmat –Nate the Great and the Pillowcase
Francisco Calvo Serraller (withWilli Glasauer) –Grandes Maestros de la Pintura
Theresa Tomlinson –The Forestwife (first in theForestwife trilogy)^[6]
Nancy Willard –A Starlit Somersault Downhill

Drama

Poetry

Main article:1993 in poetry

Leonard Cohen –Stranger Music
Paul Durcan –A Snail in My Prime: New and Selected Poems
Dejan Stojanović –Krugovanje: 1978–1987 (Circling: 1978–1987)^[7]

Non-fiction

Martin Amis –Visiting Mrs Nabokov: And Other Excursions
Karen Armstrong –A History of God
Khursheed Kamal Aziz –The Murder of History in Pakistan: A critique of history textbooks used in Pakistan
Malcolm Bradbury –The Modern British Novel
Richard Dawkins –Viruses of the Mind
Shobha De andKhushwant Singh –Uncertain Liaisons
Alain Erlande-Brandenburg –Cathedrals and Castles: Building in the Middle Ages
Alexandre Farnoux –Cnossos : L'archéologie d'un rêve
Zlata Filipović –Zlata's Diary
Bob Flowerdew –The Organic Gardener
Tamala Krishna Goswami –Happiness is a Science –Aditi's Vow
Linda Holmen, Mary Santella-Johnson andBill Watterson –Teaching with Calvin and Hobbes^[8]
Laënnec Hurbon –Voodoo: Truth and Fantasy
Linda Johns –Sharing a Robin's Life^[9]
Susanna Kaysen –Girl, Interrupted
Leon M. Lederman andDick Teresi –The God Particle
James Lees-Milne –People and Places: Country House Donors and the National Trust
Michel Maffesoli –The Contemplation of the World
Jean Marigny –Vampires: The World of the Undead
Scott McCloud –Understanding Comics^[10]
Ram Swarup –Hindu View of Christianity and Islam
Miranda Seymour –Ottoline Morrell: Life on the Grand Scale
Howard Stern –Private Parts
Walter Stewart –Too Big to Fail
Margaret Thatcher –The Downing Street Years
Gordon S. Wood –The Radicalism of the American Revolution

Births

July 3 -Hayeon Lim, South Korean author
July 5 -Leah Johnson, American author
August 1 -Tomi Adeyemi, Nigerian–American novelist
August 26 -Nancy Yi Fan, Chinese American author
December 22 -Leema Dhar, Indian poet and novelist
unknown date -Idza Luhumyo, Kenyan short story writer

Deaths

January 6 –Ștefan Baciu, Romanian and Brazilian poet, novelist and literary promoter (born1918)
January 18 –Eleanor Hibbert (Jean Plaidy, etc.), English historical novelist (born1906)^[11]
January 22 –Kōbō Abe (安部公房), Japanese novelist and playwright (born1924)
January 29 –Gustav Hasford, American marine, novelist, journalist, poet and book thief (born1947)
January 30 –Dorothy Miles, Welsh poet (born1931)
February 5 –William Pène du Bois, American author and illustrator (born1916)
March 1 –Ronald McCuaig, Australian poet, journalist, and children's author (born1908)
March 9 –C. Northcote Parkinson, English naval historian and critic of business methods (born1909)^[12]
March 10 –Dan Simonescu, Romanian literary historian and bibliographer (born1902)
March 13 –Claire Huchet Bishop, Swiss children's author (born1898)^[13]
March 16 –Natália Correia, Portuguese writer, poet and social activist (b.1923)^[14]
March 22 –Samiha Ayverdi, Turkish writer andSufi mystic (b.1905)
April 15
- Leslie Charteris, Anglo-American thriller writer (born1907)
- Robert Westall, English novelist and children's writer (born1929)
April 23 –Bertus Aafjes, Dutch poet (born1914)
May 6 –Dorothy B. Hughes, American crime writer and critic (born1904)
June 19 – SirWilliam Golding, English novelist and poet (born1911)^[15]
July 10 –Ruth Krauss, American children's author and poet (born1901)
August 28 –E. P. Thompson, English political historian (born1924)
September –Leonte Răutu, Bessarabian-born Romanian propagandist and censor (born1910)
September 7 –Eugen Barbu, Romanian novelist, playwright and journalist (born1924)
September 16 –Oodgeroo Noonuccal, aboriginal Australian poet (born1920)
November 1 –Maeve Brennan, Irish short story writer and journalist (born1917)^[16]
November 22 –Anthony Burgess, English novelist (born1917)^[17]
December 4 –Margaret Landon, American historical novelist (born1903)
December 28 –William L. Shirer, American journalist and historian (born1904)
December 31 –Zviad Gamsakhurdia, Georgian dissident, scientist and writer (possible suicide, born1913)^[18]
Unknown date –Parijat (Bishnu Kumari Waiba), Nepalese novelist and poet (born1937)

Awards

Australia

The Australian/Vogel Literary Award:Helen Demidenko,The Hand That Signed the Paper
C. J. Dennis Prize for Poetry:Les Murray,Translations from the Natural World
Kenneth Slessor Prize for Poetry:Les Murray,Translations from the Natural World
Mary Gilmore Prize:Jill Jones,The Mask and Jagged Star
Miles Franklin Award:Alex Miller,The Ancestor Game

Canada

See1993 Governor General's Awards for a complete list
Edna Staebler Award for Creative Non-Fiction:Liza Potvin (co-winner),White Lies (for my mother) ^[21]
Edna Staebler Award for Creative Non-Fiction:Elizabeth Hay (co-winner),The Only Snow in Havana^[22]

France

Prix Goncourt:Amin Maalouf,Le Rocher de Tanios
Prix Décembre:René de Obaldia.Exobiographie
Prix Médicis French:Emmanuèle Bernheim,Sa femme
Prix Médicis International:Paul Auster,Leviathan

United Kingdom

Booker Prize:Roddy Doyle,Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha
Carnegie Medal forchildren's literature:Robert Swindells,Stone Cold
James Tait Black Memorial Prize for fiction:Caryl Phillips,Crossing the River
James Tait Black Memorial Prize for biography:Richard Holmes,Dr Johnson and Mr Savage
Cholmondeley Award:Patricia Beer,George Mackay Brown,P. J. Kavanagh,Michael Longley
Whitbread Book Award:Joan Brady,Theory of War^[23]
The Sunday Express Book of the Year:William Boyd,The Blue Afternoon

United States

Agnes Lynch Starrett Poetry Prize: Natasha Saj,Red Under the Skin
Aiken Taylor Award for Modern American Poetry:George Starbuck
American Academy of Arts and Letters gold Medal for Belles Lettres,Elizabeth Hardwick
Bernard F. Connors Prize for Poetry: Stephen Yenser, "Blue Guide"
Compton Crook Award:Holly Lisle,Fire in the Mist
Frost Medal:William Stafford
National Book Award for Fiction:E. Annie Proulx,The Shipping News
National Book Critics Circle Award:Alan Lomax,The Land Where the Blues Began
Nebula Award:Kim Stanley Robinson,Red Mars
Newbery Medal forchildren's literature:Cynthia Rylant,Missing May
PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction:E. Annie Proulx,Postcards
Pulitzer Prize for Drama:Tony Kushner,Angels in America: Millennium Approaches
Pulitzer Prize for Fiction:Robert Olen Butler,A Good Scent from a Strange Mountain
Pulitzer Prize for Poetry:Louise Gluck,The Wild Iris
Whiting Awards:

Fiction:Jeffrey Eugenides,Dagoberto Gilb,Sigrid Nunez,Janet Peery,Lisa Shea

Plays:Kevin Kling

Poetry:Mark Levine,Nathaniel Mackey (poetry/fiction),Dionisio D. Martinez,Kathleen Peirce

Writers Guild of America Awards 1993 (March 13): Best Adapted Screenplay:Steven Zaillian,Schindler's List

Elsewhere

Friedenspreis des Deutschen Buchhandels:Friedrich Schorlemmer
Premio Nadal: Rafael Argullol Murgadas,La razón del mal

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^Ungureanu, Larisa; Sadovici, Maia; Volcov, Alexandr (2004)."Bucurii care se duc și speranțe care vin (note despre teatrul găgăuz)".Contrafort (in Romanian) (12). Archived fromthe original on 2017-06-25.
^Chan, Alan (2013-05-02)."Laozi".Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Stanford University. Retrieved2017-12-31.
^Harry G. Summers Jr. (September 6, 1992)."The Men of Company E".The New York Times. RetrievedMarch 17, 2017.
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^Butler, Catherine; Reynolds, Kimberley (2014).Modern Children's Literature: An Introduction (2nd ed.). London: Palgrave. p. 154.ISBN 978-1-137-35745-8.
^Web page titledDejan Stojanović, Krugovanje, Front Cover byDejan Stojanović at theInternet Archive
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Holmen, Linda; Santella-Johnson, Mary;Watterson, Bill (1993).Teaching with Calvin and Hobbes. Cover and supplementary art by Jan Roebken. Fargo, North Dakota: Playground Publishing.ISBN 1-878849-15-8.
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^The Annual Obituary. St. Martin's. 1993. p. 264.ISBN 978-1-55862-320-0.
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