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This article contains information about the literary events and publications of2015.

Events

January 7 –Charlie Hebdo shooting: An attack on the leading Franch satirical weekly kills 12 and wounds 11. This week's cover featuresMichel Houellebecq, whose novelSubmission is published that day.
January 21 – TheBritish Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) launches a six-parttelevision miniseries ofHilary Mantel's Booker Prize-winning novelsWolf Hall andBring Up the Bodies.^[1]
March 8 – The BBC launches anew television series ofWinston Graham'sPoldark novels.^[2]^[3]
March 10 –Jacek Dukaj'scyberpunk novelThe Old Axolotl is published in its original Polish version asStarość aksolotla as purelyelectronic literature includinghypertext and3D printable character models.
March 19 –Kim Thúy's novelRu wins the 2015 edition ofCanada Reads.^[4]
July 7 –Jeff Lindsay releases his final novel in the "Dexter" series, writing offDexter Morgan two years after the final episode in thetelevision series.^[5]
c.October 14 – Start ofCauseway Bay Books disappearances: Five staff of the political bookseller Causeway Bay Books inCauseway Bay,Hong Kong, go missing, apparently detained by mainland Chinese authorities.
November 10 – TheBodleian Library of theUniversity of Oxford acquires its twelve millionth book, a unique copy ofShelley's subversivePoetical Essay on the Existing State of Things "by a Gentleman of the University of Oxford", published in1811.^[6]
November 25 –Singapore's Media Development Authority lifts prohibitions on 240 publications under the Undesirable Publications Act.^[7]
unknown date – English authorIain Pears' novelArcadia is accompanied as an electronic book by an interactive app allowing readers to switch between multiple narratives.^[8]

Anniversaries

January 4 – 50th anniversary of the death of Anglo-American poetT. S. Eliot
April 23 – Centenary of the death of English poetRupert Brooke, on active service
June – Centenary of the publication ofT. S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"
June 10 – Centenary ofSaul Bellow's birth
June 13 – 150th anniversary ofW. B. Yeats, who was born on this date in 1865^[9]
September 26 – 75th anniversary of his death ofWalter Benjamin
October – Centenary of the publication ofFranz Kafka'sThe Metamorphosis (Die Verwandlung).
November 26 – 150th anniversary of the publication ofLewis Carroll'sAlice's Adventures in Wonderland^[10]
October 21 – 75th anniversary of the publication ofErnest Hemingway'sFor Whom the Bell Tolls
December 21 – 75th anniversary of the death of American novelistF. Scott Fitzgerald
December 23 – Bicentenary of the publication ofJane Austen'sEmma

New books

The date in brackets after a title refers to U.S. publication unless otherwise stated.

Fiction

Rabai al-Madhoun –Destinies: Concerto of the Holocaust and the Naqba
André Alexis –Fifteen Dogs
Isabel Allende –El amante japonés^[11]
Claudia Amengual –Cartagena (April 28)
Margaret Atwood –The Heart Goes Last
Leigh Bardugo –Six of Crows
Paul Beatty –The Sellout (March 3)
Pierce Brown –Golden Son (January 6)
Graeme Macrae Burnet –His Bloody Project (UK, November 6)^[12]
Mark Z. Danielewski
- The Familiar, Volume 1: One Rainy Day in May (May 12)
- The Familiar, Volume 2: Into the Forest (Oct 27)
Mathias Énard –Boussole (Compass)
Raymond Carver –Beginners (September 15)
Anne Enright –The Green Road
Jonathan Franzen –Purity (September 1)
Paula Hawkins –The Girl on the Train (January 13)
Lawrence Hill –The Illegal
Michel Houellebecq -Submission (France, January 7)
John Irving –Avenue of Mysteries (November 3)
Kazuo Ishiguro –The Buried Giant (March 3)
Miranda July –The First Bad Man (January 13)^[13]
Stephen King
- Finders Keepers (June 2)
- The Bazaar of Bad Dreams (November 3)
Harper Lee –Go Set a Watchman (July 14; written c.1955)
Sarah J. Maas –A Court of Thorns and Roses
Michael Livingston –The Shards of Heaven (November 24)
Attica Locke –Pleasantville
Tom McCarthy –Satin Island (UK)
Ian McDonald –Luna: New Moon (September 17)
Lisa McInerney –The Glorious Heresies (April)^[14]
Henning Mankell (d. October 15) –Svenska gummistövlar (Sweden; translated asAfter the Fire, 2017)
Toni Morrison –God Help the Child (April 21)
Ottessa Moshfegh –Eileen (August)
Haruki Murakami (村上春樹) –Wind/Pinball: Two Novels (August 4)
Viet Thanh Nguyen –The Sympathizer
Chigozie Obioma –The Fishermen
Max Porter –Grief is the Thing with Feathers (UK, September 17)^[15]
Orhan Pamuk –A Strangeness in My Mind (October 20)
Sunjeev Sahota –The Year of the Runaways (UK, June)
John Scalzi –The End of All Things (August 11)
Roger Scruton –The Disappeared (March 5)
Joss Sheldon –Occupied (UK, October 20)
Neal Stephenson –Seveneves (May 19)
Anne Tyler –A Spool of Blue Thread
Guy Vanderhaeghe –Daddy Lenin and Other Stories
Sarai Walker –Dietland (May 26)
Hanya Yanagihara –A Little Life

Children and young people

Kevan Atteberry –Bunnies!!!
Bob Barner -Sea Bones
Janeen Brian -I’m A Hungry Dinosaur
Sarah Crossan –One (verse, UK, August 27)
Brian Falkner -Battlesaurus: Rampage at Waterloo
Nadia Fink (illustrated by Pitu Saá) –Frida Kahlo for Girls and Boys (Frida Kahlo para chicas y chicos) (Argentina, June, first inAnti-Princess Series (Colección antiprincesas))
Peter Goes –Timeline
Jane Godwin –The True Story of Mary
Frances Hardinge –The Lie Tree (UK, May 7)
Moriah McStay –Everything That Makes You
Carol Morley –7 Miles Out
Barry Moser –We Were Brothers
Lesléa Newman –Ketzel, the Cat who Composed
Jerry Pinkney –The Grasshopper & the Ants
Rick Riordan
- Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes (August 18)
- The Sword of Summer (October 6)
R. A. Spratt -Friday Barnes, Under Suspicion
Yasmine Surovec –My Pet Human
Hiro Kamigaki –Pierre the Maze Detective

Poetry

Further information:2015 in poetry

Drama

Annie Baker –John
David Hare –The Moderate Soprano
Lynn Nottage –Sweat
Tom Stoppard –The Hard Problem (UK, February 5)

Non-fiction

Elizabeth Alexander –The Light of the World: A Memoir
Björk –Archives
Carrie Brownstein –Hunger Makes Me A Modern Girl
Noam Chomsky –Because We Say So
Kate Christensen –How To Cook A Moose: A Culinary Memoir
Alexa Clay and Kyra Maya Phillips –The Misfit Economy
Ta-Nehisi Coates -Between the World and Me (July)
Isaac Deutscher –The Prophet: The Life of Leon Trotsky
Kim Gordon –Girl in a Band
Greg Grandin –Kissinger's Shadow: The Long Reach of America's Most Controversial Statesman
Chris Hedges –Wages of Rebellion: The Moral Imperative of Revolt
Tameka Hobbs -Democracy Abroad, Lynching At Home
Robert Hughes –The Spectacle of Skill: Selected Writings (November 17)
W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne –Blue Ocean Strategy (expanded edition)
B. B. Lal – The Rigvedic People: Invaders? Immigrants? or Indigenous?
Zachary Leader –The Life of Saul Bellow: To Fame and Fortune, 1915–1964
Mark Levin –Plunder and Deceit
Bethany McLean –Shaky Ground: The Strange Saga of the U.S. Mortgage Giants
Alberto Manguel –Curiosity (literary criticism)
John Marenbon –Pagans and Philosophers (March 22)
Leslie D. Michelson –The Patient's Playbook (September)
Minae Mizumura (translated byMari Yoshihara andJuliet Winters Carpenter) –The Fall of Language in the Age of English
Maggie Nelson –The Argonauts
Jay Parini –Empire of Self: A Life of Gore Vidal
Marilynne Robinson –The Givenness of Things: Essays (October 27)
Oliver Sacks –Gratitude
Ruth Scurr –John Aubrey: My Own Life
James Shapiro –The Year of Lear: Shakespeare in 1606
Steve Silberman –NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity
Aaron Swartz –The Boy Who Could Change the World: The Writings of Aaron Swartz (November 26, UK)^[16]
Edmund de Waal –The White Road. A Pilgrimage of Sorts (porcelain)
Jim Wallis –America's Original Sin
Rainn Wilson -The Bassoon King

Films

The Danish Girl

Deaths

January 1 –Miller Williams, American poet, 84 (born1930)^[17]^[18]
January 4 –Michele Serros, American novelist, poet, and staff writer, 48 (born1966)^[19]^[20]
January 10 –Robert Stone, American novelist, 77 (born1937)^[21]
January 12 –John Bayley, novelist and critic, 89 (born1925)^[22]
January 25 –John Leggett, American author and academic, 97 (born1917)
January 27 –Suzette Haden Elgin, American linguist and science fiction author, 78 (born1936)^[23]
January 28 –Lionel Gilbert, Australian historian, author, and academic, 90 (born1924)^[24]
January 29 –Colleen McCullough, Australian author, 77 (born1937)^[25]
February 6
- André Brink, South African novelist and professor of literature, (born1935)
- Assia Djebar, Algerian novelist, translator and filmmaker, (born1936)
February 13 –Faith Bandler, Australian author and civil rights activist, 96 (born1918)^[26]
February 14 –Philip Levine, American poet laureate, 87 (born1928)^[27]^[28]
February 23 –James Aldridge, Australian-born British novelist and journalist, 96 (born1918)^[29]
February 26
- Fritz J. Raddatz, Germanfeuilleton writer, essayist and biographer (suicide, born1931)^[30]
- Avijit Roy, Bangladeshi-American writer, 42 (stabbed, born1972)^[31]
February 28 –Yaşar Kemal, Turkish writer and intellectual (born1923)
March 12 – SirTerry Pratchett, English author of fantasy novels, 66 (posterior cortical atrophy, born1948)^[32]
March 18 –Grace Ogot, Kenyan writer, 84 (born1930)
March 24 –Alan Seymour, Australian playwright, 87 (born1927)^[33]
March 26 –Tomas Tranströmer, Swedish poet, translator, and Nobel prizewinner, 83 (born1931)^[34]^[35]
April 9 –Ivan Doig, American novelist, 75 (born1939).^[36]
April 13
- Eduardo Galeano, Uruguayan journalist, writer and novelist, 74 (lung cancer, born1940)
- Günter Grass, German novelist, poet, playwright, and Nobel prizewinner, 87 (lung infection, born1927)^[37]
April 15 –Rosemary Tonks, English poet and novelist, 85 (born1928)^[38]
May 2 –Ruth Rendell, English crime and thriller writer, 85 (born1930)^[39]
May 2 –William Zinsser American journalist and critic (born1922)^[40]
May 20 –J. S. Harry, Australian poet, 76 (born1939)^[41]
May 23 –Moyra Caldecott, English writer, 87 (born1927)^[42]
June 19 –James Salter, American novelist and short-story writer, 90 (born1925)^[43]^[44]
July 21 –E. L. Doctorow, American novelist, 84 (born1931)^[45]
July 31 –Alan Cheuse, American writer and radio reviewer, 75 (born1940)
August 30 –Oliver Sacks, British neurologist and author (Awakenings), 82 (born1933)^[46]^[47]
October 2 –Brian Friel, Irish playwright and short-story writer, 86 (born1929)^[48]
October 5 –Henning Mankell, Swedish novelist, children’s author and playwright, 67 (born1948)
October 7 –W. R. Mitchell, English journalist and author, 87 (born1928)^[49]
October 18
- Gamal El-Ghitani, Egyptian novelist and cultural critic, 70 (born1945)^[50]
- Paul West, English-born American novelist, poet and essayist, 85 (born1930)^[51]
October 27 –Mitzura Arghezi, Romanian book editor, illustrator, and politician (born1924)
November 30:
- Dan Fante, American author and playwright, 71 (born1944)
- Hazel Holt, English novelist, 87 (born1928)
November 30 –Fatema Mernissi, Moroccan scholar and writer, 75 (born1940)^[52]
December 5 –William McIlvanney, Scottish novelist, short-story writer and poet, 79 (born1936)
December 9 –Akiyuki Nosaka, Japanese writer (Grave of the Fireflies), 85 (born1930)
December 16 -Peter Dickinson, English author and poet (born1927)

Awards

Akutagawa Prize, Japan:Masatsugu Ono for9 Nen Mae no Inori (A Prayer Nine Years Ago)^[53]
Anisfield-Wolf Book Award, U.S.:A Brief History of Seven Killings byMarlon James
Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction:How to Be Both byAli Smith^[54]
Caine Prize for African Writing:Namwali Serpell,The Sack^[55]
Camões Prize, Portugal:Hélia Correia
David Cohen Prize:Tony Harrison
Dayne Ogilvie Prize, Canada:Alex Leslie
Desmond Elliott Prize, U.K.:Our Endless Numbered Days byClaire Fuller^[56]
DSC Prize for South Asian Literature:The Lowland by Jhumpa Lahiri, India
Folio Prize, U.K.:Family Life byAkhil Sharma^[57]
European Book Prize: Jean-Pierre Orban,Vera and, Robert Menasse,Der Europäische Landbote
Friedenspreis des Deutschen Buchhandels:Navid Kermani
German Book Prize:Die Erfindung der Roten Armee Fraktion durch einen manisch-depressiven Teenager im Sommer 1969 byFrank Witzel
Golden Wreath of Struga Poetry Evenings, Macedonia:Bei Dao (China)^[58]
Goldsmiths Prize, U.K.:Beatlebone byKevin Barry^[59]
Gordon Burn Prize, U.K.:In Plain Sight: The Life and Lies of Jimmy Savile by Dan Davies^[60]
Governor General's Award for English-language fiction, Canada:Guy Vanderhaeghe,Daddy Lenin and Other Stories
Governor General's Award for French-language fiction, Canada:Nicolas Dickner,Six degrés de liberté
Grand Prix du roman de l'Académie française:Les Prépondérants byHédi Kaddour;2084: la fin du monde byBoualem Sansal
International Prize for Arabic Fiction:The Italian byShukri Mabkhout, Tunisia
International Dublin Literary Award:Harvest byJim Crace
Kerry Group Irish Fiction Award:Blue Is the Night byEoin McNamee^[61]
Man Booker Prize:A Brief History of Seven Killings byMarlon James
Miguel de Cervantes Prize:Fernando del Paso
Miles Franklin Award:The Eye of the Sheep bySofie Laguna^[62]
National Book Award for Fiction, U.S.:Fortune Smiles ByAdam Johnson
Nobel Prize in Literature:Svetlana Alexievich,Belarus
PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction:Preparation for the Next Life byAtticus Lish
PEN Center USA 2015 Fiction Award: Robert Thomas,Bridge^[63]
Premio Planeta de Novela, Spain:Hombres desnudos by Alicia Giménez-Bartlett;La isla de Alice by Daniel Sánchez Arévalo
Premio Strega, Italy:Nicola Lagioia
Pritzker Literature Award for Lifetime Achievement in Military Writing, U. S.:David Hackett Fischer
Prix Goncourt:Boussole byMathias Énard
Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, U.S.:All the Light We Cannot See byAnthony Doerr^[64]
Pulitzer Prize for Poetry: U.S.:Digest byGregory Pardlo
RBC Taylor Prize, Canada:They Left Us Everything byPlum Johnson
Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize, Canada:André Alexis,Fifteen Dogs
Russian Booker Prize:Vera by Alexander Snegirev
SAARC Literary Award:Sitakant Mahapatra,Selina Hossain,Suman Pokhrel, Nisar Ahmad Chaudhary, Aryan Aroon
Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-fiction, U.K.:Neurotribes: The Legacy of Autism and How to Think Smarter About People Who Think Differently bySteve Silberman
Scotiabank Giller Prize, Canada:André Alexis,Fifteen Dogs
Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction, U.K.:The Ten Thousand Things by John Spurling
Whiting Awards, U.S.: Fiction:Leopoldine Core,Dan Josefson,Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi; Nonfiction:Elena Passarello; Plays:Lucas Hnath,Anne Washburn; Poetry:Anthony Carelli,Aracelis Girmay,Jenny Johnson,Roger Reeves
W. Y. Boyd Literary Award for Excellence in Military Fiction, U.S.:Redeployment byPhil Klay^[65]
Zbigniew Herbert International Literary Award:Ryszard Krynicki^[66]

See also

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External links

Books in 2015: the essential literary calendar from Books |The Guardian |January 2, 2015
The most eagerly awaited fiction of 2015 from Books| The Guardian| December 29, 2014

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