Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Fiction
1981-2004
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The Los Angeles Times awards several prizes to honor achievement on
literature by recognizing writers who have demonstrated outstanding craftsmanship
and vision. A writer need not be an American citizen and need not have
written originally in English, but the winning book must have been published
in English in the United States during the eligible year. Awards are made
for works published in the preceding year. The Prizes awarded for Fiction
are as follows.
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| 2004 |
Pete Dexter |
Train: A Novel |
| 2003 |
Ian McEwan |
Atonement: A Novel |
| 2002 |
Mary Robison |
Why Did I Ever |
| 2001 |
David Means |
Assorted Fire Events: Stories |
| 2000 |
Amit Chaudhuri |
Freedom Song: Three Novels |
| 1999 |
W.G. Sebald |
The Rings of Saturn |
| 1998 |
James Carlos Blake |
In the Rogue Blood |
| 1997 |
Rohinton Mistry |
A Fine Balance |
| 1996 |
William Boyd |
The Blue Afternoon |
| 1995 |
David Malouf |
Remembering Babylon |
| 1994 |
Barbara Kingsolver |
Pigs in Heaven |
| 1993 |
Art Spiegelman |
Maus II, A Survivor's Tale |
| 1992 |
Allan Gurganus |
White People |
| 1991 |
Edna O'Brien |
Lantern Slides |
| 1990 |
Fay Weldon |
The Heart of the Country |
| 1989 |
Gabriel Garcia Marquez |
Love in the Time of Cholera |
| 1988 |
James Welch |
Fools Crow |
| 1987 |
Margaret Atwood |
The Handmaid's Tale |
| 1986 |
Louis Erdrich |
Love Medicine |
| 1985 |
Milan Kundera |
The Unbearable Lightness of Being |
| 1984 |
Thomas Keneally |
Schindler's List |
| 1983 |
Robert Stone |
A Flag for Sunrise |
| 1982 |
D. M. Thomas |
The White Hotel |
| 1981 |
Walker Percy |
The Second Coming |