Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Fiction

The Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Fiction, established in 1980, is a category of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize. Works are eligible during the year of their first US publication in English, though they may be written originally in languages other than English.

Recipients

Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Fiction winners and finalists

Year	Author	Title	Result	Ref.
1980	Walker Percy	The Second Coming	Winner	[1]
	Joyce Carol Oates	Bellefleur	Finalist	[1]
	John Kennedy Toole	A Confederacy of Dunces
	William Golding	Darkness Visible
	John le Carré	Smiley's People
1981	D. M. Thomas	The White Hotel	Winner	[2]
	William Wharton	Dad	Finalist	[2]
	Elizabeth Bowen	The Collected Stories of Elizabeth Bowen
	Mark Helprin	Ellis Island and Other Stories
	Ray Bradbury	The Stories of Ray Bradbury
	Philip Roth	Zuckerman Unbound
1982	Robert Stone	A Flag for Sunrise	Winner	[3]
	Isaac Bashevis Singer	The Collected Stories	Finalist	[3]
	Saul Bellow	The Dean's December
	Anne Tyler	Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant
	Donald Barthelme	Sixty Stories
1983	Thomas Keneally	Schindler's Ark	Winner	[4]
	Gabriel García Márquez	Chronicle of a Death Foretold	Finalist	[4]
	John le Carré	The Little Drummer Girl
	Umberto Eco	The Name of the Rose
	Iris Murdoch	The Philosopher's Pupil
1984	Milan Kundera	The Unbearable Lightness of Being	Winner	[5]
	Joan Didion	Democracy	Finalist	[5]
	Saul Bellow	Him With His Foot in His Mouth and Other Stories
	Harriet Doerr	Stones for Ibarra
	John Updike	The Witches of Eastwick
1985	Louise Erdrich	Love Medicine	Winner	[6]
	Jamaica Kincaid	Annie John	Finalist	[6]
	J. G. Ballard	Empire of the Sun
	Anita Brookner	Hotel du Lac
	Elizabeth Benedict	Slow Dancing
1986	Margaret Atwood	The Handmaid's Tale	Winner	[7]
	Anne Tyler	The Accidental Tourist	Finalist	[7]
	Vikram Seth	The Golden Gate
	Garrison Keillor	Lake Wobegon Days
	Carlos Fuentes	The Old Gringo
	John le Carré	A Perfect Spy
1987	James Welch	Fools Crow	Winner	[8]
	Isabel Allende	Of Love and Shadows	Finalist	[8]
	Peter Taylor	A Summons to Memphis
	Alice McDermott	That Night
	Joyce Carol Oates	You Must Remember This
1988	Gabriel García Marquez	Love in the Time of Cholera	Winner	[9]
	Doris May Lessing	The Fifth Child	Finalist	[9]
	Don DeLillo	Libra
	Penelope Lively	Moon Tiger
	Jorge Amado	Showdown
1989	Fay Weldon	The Heart of the Country	Winner	[10]
	Eduardo Mendoza and Bernard Molloy	The City of Marvels	Finalist	[10]
	Amy Tan	The Joy Luck Club
	Bette Pesetsky	Midnight Sweets
	Elaine Feinstein	Mother's Girl
1990	Edna O'Brien	Lantern Slides	Winner	[11]
	Anyi Wang and Martha Avery	Baotown	Finalist	[11]
	Alice Munro	Friend of My Youth
	Jane Smiley	Ordinary Love and Good Will: Two Novellas
	Thea Astley	Reaching Tin River
1991	Allan Gurganus	White People	Winner	[12]
	Claude Simon	The Acacia	Finalist	[12]
	J. M. Coetzee	Age of Iron
	Annie Ernaux	A Woman’s Story
	Sandra Cisneros	Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories
1992	Art Spiegelman	Maus II, A Survivor's Tale: And Here My Troubles Began	Winner	[13]
	Jane Smiley	A Thousand Acres	Finalist	[13]
	Paule Marshall	Daughters
	Randall Kenan	Let the Dead Bury Their Dead: Stories
	Edna O’Brien	Time and Tide
1993	Barbara Kingsolver	Pigs in Heaven	Winner	[14]
	Sue Miller	For Love	Finalist	[14]
	Cathleen Schine	Rameau's Niece
	Helen Norris	The Burning Glass: Stories
	William Trevor	William Trevor: The Collected Stories
1994	David Malouf	Remembering Babylon	Winner	[15]
	Bharati Mukherjee	Holder of the World	Finalist	[15]
	William T. Vollmann	The Rifles: Volume 6 of the Seven Dreams sequence
	Mark Salzman	The Soloist
	David Leavitt	While England Sleeps
1995	William Boyd	The Blue Afternoon	Winner	[16]
	Kate Grenville	Albion's Story	Finalist	[16]
	William Trevor	Felicia's Journey
	Alice Munro	Open Secrets: Stories
	Bradford Morrow	Trinity Fields
1996	Rohinton Mistry	A Fine Balance	Winner	[17]
	Louis Begley	About Schmidt	Finalist	[17]
	Beryl Bainbridge	Every Man for Himself
	A.B. Yehoshua	Open Heart
	Tomás Eloy Martínez	Santa Evita
	Andrea Barrett	Ship Fever and Other Stories
	Pat Barker	The Ghost Road
	R.C. Binstock	Tree of Heaven
1997	James Carlos Blake	In the Rogue Blood	Winner	[18]
	Louis B. Jones	California's Over	Finalist	[18]
	Seamus Deane	Reading in the Dark
	Francisco Goldman	The Ordinary Seaman
	Bernhard Schlink and Carol Brown Janeway	The Reader
1998	W. G. Sebald with Michael Hulse (trans.)	The Rings of Saturn	Winner	[19]
	William Trevor	Death in Summer	Finalist	[19]
	Susan Minot	Evening
	Richard Price	Freedomland
	Philip Roth	I Married a Communist
1999	Amit Chaudhuri	Freedom Song: Three Novels	Winner	[20]
	Annie Proulx	Close Range: Wyoming Stories	Finalist	[20]
	Andre Dubus III	House of Sand and Fog
	Kent Haruf	Plainsong
	Ha Jin	Waiting
2000	David Means	Assorted Fire Events	Winner	[21]
	Peter Ho Davies	Equal Love	Finalist	[21]
	Michael Chabon	The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay
	Philip Roth	The Human Stain
	Joy Williams	The Quick and the Dead
2001	Mary Robison	Why Did I Ever	Winner	[22]
	Abdulrazak Gurnah	By the Sea	Finalist	[22]
	Alice Munro	Hateship, Friendship, Courtship, Loveship, Marriage: Stories
	Colson Whitehead	John Henry Days
	Jonathan Franzen	The Corrections
2002	Ian McEwan	Atonement	Winner	[23]
	Peter Cameron	The City of Your Final Destination	Finalist	[23]
	Kate Jennings	Moral Hazard
	Aleksandar Hemon	Nowhere Man
	Joanna Scott	Tourmaline
2003	Pete Dexter	Train	Winner	[24]
	Michelle Huneven	Jamesland	Finalist	[24]
	Tobias Wolff	Old School
	Jhumpa Lahiri	The Namesake
	Sherman Alexie	Ten Little Indians
2004	Colm Tóibín	The Master	Winner	[25]
	Russell Banks	The Darling	Finalist	[25]
	Marilynne Robinson	Gilead
	Chris Abani	GraceLand
	Joy Williams	Honored Guest: Stories
2005	Gabriel García Márquez with Edith Grossman (trans.)	Memories of My Melancholy Whores	Winner	[26]
	Haruki Murakami	Kafka on the Shore	Finalist	[26]
	Nick Hornby	A Long Way Down
	E.L. Doctorow	The March
	Mary Gaitskill	Veronica
2006	A. B. Yehoshua with Hillel Halkin (trans.)	A Woman in Jerusalem	Winner	[27][28]
	David Mitchell	Black Swan Green	Finalist	[27]
	Susan Straight	A Million Nightingales
	Peter Orner	The Second Coming of Mavala Shikongo
	Daniel Woodrell	Winter's Bone
2007	Andrew O'Hagan	Be Near Me	Winner	[29]
	Junot Díaz	The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao	Finalist	[29]
	Stewart O’Nan	Last Night at the Lobster
	Per Petterson	Out Stealing Horses
	Marianne Wiggins	The Shadow Catcher
2008	Marilynne Robinson	Home	Winner	[30][31][32]
	Richard Price	Lush Life	Finalist	[33]
	Marisa Silver	The God of War
	Sebastian Barry	The Secret Scripture
	Joan Silber	The Size of the World
2009	Rafael Yglesias	A Happy Marriage	Winner	[34]
	Michelle Huneven	Blame	Finalist	[34]
	Jill Ciment	Heroic Measures
	Jane Gardam	The Man in the Wooden Hat
	Kate Walbert	A Short History of Women
2010	Jennifer Egan	A Visit from the Goon Squad	Winner	[35]
	Frederick Reiken	Day for Night	Finalist	[35]
	Jonathan Franzen	Freedom
	Rick Bass	Nashville Chrome
	Richard Bausch	Something Is Out There: Stories
2011	Alex Shakar	Luminarium	Winner	[36][37]
	Edith Pearlman	Binocular Vision: New & Selected Stories	Finalist	[38]
	Julie Otsuka	The Buddha in the Attic
	Michael Ondaatje	The Cat's Table
	Joseph O'Connor	Ghost Light
2012	Ben Fountain	Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk	Winner	[39][40]
	Lauren Groff	Arcadia	Finalist	[41]
	Lydia Millet	Magnificence
	Jami Attenberg	The Middlesteins
	Michael Chabon	Telegraph Avenue
2013	Ruth Ozeki	A Tale for the Time Being	Winner	[42]
	Daniel Woodrell	The Maid’s Version	Finalist	[43]
	Percival Everett	Percival Everett by Virgil Russell
	Susan Steinberg	Spectacle: Stories
	Claire Messud	The Woman Upstairs
2014	Siri Hustvedt	The Blazing World	Winner	[44]
	Helen Oyeyemi	Boy, Snow, Bird	Finalist	[45]
	Jenny Offill	Dept. of Speculation
	Donald Antrim	The Emerald Light in the Air: Stories
	Jesse Ball	Silence Once Begun
2015	Valeria Luiselli	The Story of My Teeth	Winner	[46]
	Helen Phillips	Beautiful Bureaucrat	Finalist	[46]
	James Hannaham	Delicious Foods
	Adam Johnson	Fortune Smiles
	Anne Enright	The Green Road
2016	Adam Haslett	Imagine Me Gone	Winner	[47]
	Dana Spiotta	Innocents and Others	Finalist	[48]
	Lydia Millet	Sweet Lamb of Heaven
	Zadie Smith	Swing Time
	Garth Greenwell	What Belongs to You
2017	Mohsin Hamid	Exit West	Winner	[49]
	Claire Messud	The Burning Girl	Finalist	[50]
	Victor LaValle	The Changeling
	Vivek Shanbhag with Srinath Perur (trans.)	Ghachar Ghochar
	Jesmyn Ward	Sing, Unburied, Sing
2018	Rebecca Makkai	The Great Believers	Winner	[51]
	Tayari Jones	An American Marriage	Finalist	[51]
	Michael Ondaatje	Warlight
	Esi Edugyan	Washington Black
	Abby Geni	The Wildlands
2019	Ben Lerner	The Topeka School	Winner	[52][53][54]
	Colson Whitehead	The Nickel Boys	Finalist	[53][55]
	Maaza Mengiste	The Shadow King
	Madeline Ffitch	Stay and Fight
	Tash Aw	We, the Survivors
2020	David Diop with Anna Moschovakis (trans.)	At Night All Blood Is Black	Winner	[56][57]
	Akwaeke Emezi	The Death of Vivek Oji	Finalist	[58][59]
	Sarah Shun-lien Bynum	Likes
	Danielle Evans	The Office of Historical Corrections
	Peter Cameron	What Happens at Night
2021	Véronique Tadjo	In the Company of Men	Winner	[60][61]
	Saïd Sayrafiezadeh	American Estrangement	Finalist	[61]
	Mariana Enríquez with Megan McDowell (trans.)	The Dangers of Smoking in Bed
	Joy Williams	Harrow
	Claire Vaye Watkins	I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness
2022	Mircea Cărtărescu with Sean Cotter (trans.)	Solenoid	Winner	[62]
	Anna Dorn	Exalted	Finalist	[63]
	James Hannaham	Didn't Nobody Give a S— What Happened to Carlotta
	Jamil Jan Kochai	The Haunting of Hajji Hotak and Other Stories
	Fernanda Melchor (trans. by Sophie Hughes)	Paradais
2023	Ed Park	Same Bed Different Dreams	Winner	[64]
	Susie Boyt	Loved and Missed	Finalist	[65]
	Yiyun Li	Wednesday's Child
	Elizabeth McKenzie	The Dog of the North
	Justin Torres	Blackouts

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