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2020 in literature

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Overview of the events of 2020 in literature
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2020
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This article contains information about the literary events and publications of2020.

Events

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New books

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Dates after each title indicate the first publication, unless otherwise indicated.

ISBN in first citation always refers to the first edition published.Links should point to first edition, though they may point to newer editions by the same publisher. If the publisher does not present the first edition online, a second citation is provided with a link to a newer one on the publisher's site.

OCLC may represent other ISBNs in some cases.

Fiction

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AuthorWorkDateNationPublisherReviewsAwards
Gil AdamsonRidgerunnerMay 12CanadaHouse of Anansi[10][11][12][13][14]
Becky AlbertalliLove, CreekwoodJun 30United StatesHarperCollins[15][16][17][18][19]
Deepa AnapparaDjinn Patrol on the Purple LineJan 30United KingdomRandom House[20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27]
Marianne ApostolidesI Can't Get You Out of My Mind[28]Apr 7Canada
John BanvilleSnowSep 29United Kingdom
Deni Ellis BéchardA Song from Faraway[28]Apr 7Canada
Brit BennettThe Vanishing HalfJun 2United StatesRiverhead Books[29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36]
David BergenHere the Dark[28]Mar 10Canada
Chetan BhagatOne Arranged Murder[37]Sep 28India
Christopher BollenA Beautiful CrimeJan 28United StatesHarper[38][39][40][41][42][43][44]
Taylor BrownPride of EdenJul 13United StatesPicador[45]
Amina CainIndelicacyFeb 11United StatesFarrar, Straus and Giroux[46]
Maisy CardThese Ghosts Are FamilyJul 28United StatesSimon & Schuster[47]
Marjorie CelonaHow a Woman Becomes a Lake[28]Mar 3Canada
Annette Saunooke ClapsaddleEven As We BreatheNov 18United States
Susanna ClarkePiranesiSep 15United KingdomBloomsbury[48]
Steven ConteThe Tolstoy EstateSep 2Australia
Diane CookThe New WildernessAug 11United StatesHarper[49][50][51][52][53][54][55]
S.A CosbyBlacktop WastelandJul 14United StatesFlatiron Books[56][57][58][59][60][61][62]
Eva CrockerAll I Ask[28]Jun 2Canada
Raphaël EnthovenLe Temps gagné (Time Saved)[63]Aug 19France
Louise ErdrichThe Night WatchmanMar 3United StatesHarperCollins[64]
William GibsonAgency[28]Jan 21Canada
Georgi GospodinovВремеубежище (Time Shelter)[65]Bulgaria
John GouldThe End of Me[66]May 2Canada
Alix E. HarrowThe Once and Future WitchesOct 13United StatesRedhook Books[67]
Aislinn HunterThe Certainties[28]May 19Canada
Clifford JackmanThe Braver Thing[28]May 12CanadaRandom House Canada[68]
Tomasz JędrowskiSwimming in the DarkFeb 6United KingdomBloomsbury[69]
Meng JinLittle GodsJan 14United StatesCustom House[70][71][72][73][74][75][76]
Stephen Graham JonesThe Only Good IndiansJul 14United StatesSaga Press[77][78][79][80][81][82][83]
David JoyWhen These Mountains BurnAug 18United StatesPutnam Press[84][85][86]
Sue Monk KiddThe Book of LongingsApr 21United StatesPenguin Group[87]
Thomas KingObsidian[28]Jan 28Canada
Karl Ove KnausgårdMorgenstjernen[88]Sep 18Denmark
Hervé Le TellierL'anomalie (The Anomaly)Aug 20France
Raven LeilaniLusterAug 4United StatesFarrar, Straus and Giroux[89]
Kathy LetteHRT: Husband Replacement TherapyApr 28Australia
Juliana Delgado LoperaFiebre TropicalMar 3United StatesFeminist Press[90]
Pasha MallaKill the Mall[28]May 12Canada
Emily St. John MandelThe Glass HotelMar 24CanadaHarperCollins[91]
Knopf[92]
Hilary MantelThe Mirror and the LightMar 5United KingdomFourth Estate[93][94][95][96][97][98][99]
Laura Jean McKayThe Animals in That CountryNov 10AustraliaScribe Australia[100][101][102][103][104][105]
Shani MootooPolar Vortex[28]Mar 3Canada
Silvia Moreno-GarciaMexican GothicJun 30CanadaDel Rey[106][107][108][109][110][111][112]
Maria MutchMolly Falls to Earth[28]Apr 28Canada
Maggie O'FarrellHamnetMar 31United KingdomTinder Press[113][114][115][116][117][118][119][120][121][122][123]
Katrina OnstadStay Where I Can See You[28]Mar 31Canada
Ingrid PersaudLove After LoveApr 2United KingdomFaber & Faber[124][125][126][127][128][129][130][131][132]
Kate PullingerForest Green[28]Apr 28Canada
Lisa RobertsonThe Baudelaire Fractal[132]Jan 21Canada
Monique RoffeyThe Mermaid of Black ConchApr 2United KingdomPeepal Tree Press[133][134][135][136][137][138][139]
Lydia SandgrenSamlade verkMar 31SwedenAlbert Bonniers Förlag[140][141]
Vivek ShrayaThe Subtweet[28]Apr 7Canada
Ali SmithSummerAug 6United KingdomHamish Hamilton[142]
Anchor[143]		[144][145][146][147][148]
Cordelia StrubeMisconduct of the Heart[28]Apr 21Canada
Douglas StuartShuggie BainFeb 11United StatesGrove Atlantic[149]
Zoe Sugg and Amy McCullochThe Magpie Society: One for Sorrow[150]Oct 29United Kingdom
Brandon TaylorReal LifeFeb 18United StatesRiverhead Books[151][152][153][154][155][156][157]
Souvankham ThammavongsaHow to Pronounce Knife[28]Apr 7Canada
Dianne WarrenThe Diamond House[28]Jun 2Canada
Martha WellsNetwork EffectMay 5United StatesTor.com[158]
Charles YuInterior ChinatownJan 28United StatesPantheon Books[159]
C Pam ZhangHow Much of These Hills Is GoldApr 7United StatesRiverhead Books[160][161]

Children and young people

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Poetry

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Drama

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Non-fiction

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Biography and memoirs

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Films

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Deaths

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Notable literary deaths in 2020, sorted by date of death
DateIndividualBackgroundAgeCause of deathRef.
January 5Sylvia Jukes MorrisBritish biographer84[174]
January 7Elizabeth WurtzelAmerican author (Prozac Nation)52Leptomeningeal disease as a complication ofmetastasized breast cancer[175]
January 9Chukwuemeka IkeNigerian writer88[176]
January 12SirRoger ScrutonEnglish philosopher and writer75Cancer[177]
January 16Christopher TolkienBritish academic and editor, son ofJ. R. R. Tolkien95[178]
January 17Charles CarrèreSenegalese poet91[179]
January 23Armando UribeChilean writer,National Prize for Literature winner (2004)86[180]
January 30Jörn DonnerFinnish writer86Lung disease[181]
January 31Mary Higgins ClarkAmerican best-selling author of suspense novels92[182]
February 3George Steiner,FBAFrenco-American literary critic and essayist (After Babel)90[183]
February 4Kamau BrathwaiteBarbadian poet and academic89[184]
Alice MayhewAmerican editor87[185]
February 12Christie BlatchfordCanadian newspaper columnist, writer and broadcaster68Cancer[186]
February 17Charles PortisAmerican author (True Grit,Gringos)86Alzheimer's disease[187]
February 21Lisel MuellerGerman-AmericanPulitzer Prize-winning poet96[188]
February 22Kiki DimoulaGreek poet88[189]
February 24Clive CusslerAmerican adventure novelist (Raise the Titanic!) and founder of theNational Underwater and Marine Agency (NUMA)88[190]
February 25Grace F. EdwardsAmerican novelist and director of theHarlem Writers Guild87[191]
March 2Barbara NeelyAfrican-American myster writer78[192]
March 13Yang MuTaiwanese poet and essayist79[193]
March 22Richard MarekAmerican editor86Esophageal cancer[194]
March 24Terrence McNallyAmerican playwright, and librettist81COVID-19[195]
March 30Tomie dePaolaAmerican author and illustrator86Complications from surgery[196]
April 1Bruce DaweAustralian poet90[197]
April 2Patricia BosworthAmerican biographer, and memoirist86COVID-19[198]
April 6Jean LittleCanadian children's fiction author88[199]
April 15Rubem FonsecaBrazilian writer94[200]
April 16Luis SepúlvedaChilean author and journalist70COVID-19[201]
April 25Per Olov EnquistSwedish author (The Visit of the Royal Physician)85Cancer[202]
April 27Eavan BolandIrish poet75Stroke[203]
April 29Yahya HassanDanish poet and political activist24[204]
Maj SjowallSwedish crime writer84[205]
May 4Michael McClureAmerican beat poet, playwright, and songwriter, who read at theSix Gallery reading87Complications from astroke[206]
May 12Carolyn ReidyAmerican publisher and head ofSimon & Schuster71Heart attack[207]
May 27Larry KramerAmerican playwright (The Normal Heart) and LGBT rights activist84Pneumonia[208][209]
June 2Hiber ConterisUruguayan literary critic86
June 3Bruce Jay FriedmanAmerican humorist, novelist, and playwright90[210]
June 13Jean RaspailFrench author (The Camp of the Saints)94
June 19Carlos Ruiz ZafónSpanish author (The Shadow of the Wind)55Colorectal cancer[211]
June 28Rudolfo AnayaAmerican author (Bless Me, Ultima), founder ofChicano literature82[212][213]
July 7Elizabeth HarrowerAustralian novelist92[214]
July 8Brad WatsonAmerican author64[215]
July 12Joanna ColeAmerican author (The Magic School Bus)75Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis[216]
August 3Shirley Ann GrauAmerican Pulitzer Prize-winning writer (The Keepers of the House)91Complications from aStroke[217]
August 5Eric BentleyAmerican theater critic103[218]
Pete HamillAmerican journalist and author85Heart andkidney failure[219]
August 10Jacobo LangsnerUruguayan screenwriter and playwright93
August 24Gail SheehyAmerican journalist and author (Hillary's Choice)83Complications ofpneumonia[220]
August 28Randall KenanAmerican short story writer and author57[221]
September 1Shanna HoganAmerican true crime writer37Home accident[222]
September 2David GraeberAmerican anthropologist, activist, social critic, and author (Debt: The First 5000 Years)59Necrotic pancreatitis
September 12Florence HoweAmerican author, publisher, literary scholar, and historian, founder ofFeminist Press91Complications fromParkinson's disease[223]
September 14Anne StevensonBritish-American poet and author87Heart failure
September 16Stanley CrouchAmerican jazz critic, playwright, novelist, public intellectual, and essayist74COVID-19[224]
September 17Terry GoodkindAmerican science-fiction and fantasy writer72[225]
Winston GroomAmerican author (Forrest Gump)77Heart attack[226]
September 23SirHarold EvansBritish-American journalist and author (The American Century)92Congestive heart failure[227][228]
September 23Emyr HumphreysWelsh-language writer101[229]
October 1Derek MahonIrish poet and journalist78[230]
October 5Ruth KlügerAustrian-American author and academic88[231]
October 25Diane Di PrimaAmerican poet86[232]
October 26Daniel MenakerAmerican editor atRandom House andThe New Yorker79Pancreatic cancer[233]
October 27Julia O'FaolainIrish writer88[234]
October 31Joan BinghamAmerican co-founder and executive director ofGrove Atlantic85Pneumonia[235]
November 4Naomi Long MadgettAmericanpoet laureate, founder ofLotus Press, and “the godmother of African-American poetry”97[236][237]
November 6Luke RhinehartAmerican novelist, screenwriter, and nonfiction writer87[238]
Natan ZachIsraeli poet89Complications ofAlzheimer's disease[239]
Mikhail ZhvanetskySoviet and Russian writer and satirist86[240]
November 9Joan DruryAmerican writer, publisher, and indie bookseller75[241]
November 20Jan MorrisBritish journalist94[242]
November 29Ben BovaAmerican science fiction writer and magazine editor (Analog)88COVID-19-relatedpneumonia and astroke[243][244]
December 1Miguel AlgarínPuerto Rican poet and founder ofNuyorican Poets Café79Sepsis[245]
December 3Alison LurieAmericanPulitzer Prize-winning novelist (Foreign Affairs)94[246]
December 8Anthony Veasna SoAmerican short story writer28Accidentaldrug overdose[247][248]
December 12John le CarréEnglish author (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy)89Complications from a fall[249]

Awards

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The following list is arrangedalphabetically:

See also

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Portals:

References

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