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The year 2010 in literature will involve some significant events and new books.
Events
- February - The Australia-Asia Literary Award is discontinued and merged with Western Australian Premier's Book Awards.
Books
Literature
- Jonathan Dee - The Privileges (January 5)
- Joyce Carol Oates - A Fair Maiden (January 6)
- Joshua Ferris - The Unnamed (January 18)
- T. C. Boyle - Wild Child: and other stories (January 21)
- Don DeLillo - Point Omega (February 2)
- Martin Amis - The Pregnant Widow (February 4)
- Adam Haslett - Union Atlantic (February 9)
- Sam Lipsyte - The Ask (March 2)
- Ian McEwan - Solar (March 30)
Forthcoming
Literature
- Yann Martel - Beatrice and Virgil (April 13)
- Peter Carey - Parrot and Olivier in America (April 20)
- Stephen King - Blockade Billy
- Chuck Palahniuk - Tell All (May 4)
- Martin Amis - The Pregnant Widow (May 11)
- Julie Orringer - The Invisible Bridge (May 18)
- Philip Pullman - The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ (May 20)
- Jennifer Egan - A Visit from the Goon Squad (June 15)
- Bret Easton Ellis - Imperial Bedrooms (June 15)
- Rick Moody - The Four Fingers of Death (July 28)
- Gary Shteyngart - Super Sad True Love Story (August 24)
- Jonathan Franzen - Freedom (August 31)
- Michael Cunningham - By Nightfall (September 28)
- Philip Roth - Nemesis (October 12)
- Richard Ford - Canada[1]
- Jesse Lee Kercheval - Brazil [2]
- Marisha Pessl - Night Film[3]
Non-fiction
- Sloane Crosley - How Did You Get This Number (June 15)
Children's
- Garth Nix - Lord Sunday (February 2010)
- Diane Duane - A Wizard of Mars (April 12, 2010)
- Robert Muchamore - Brigands M. C. (May 6, 2010)
- Philip Reeve - A Web of Air (April 5, 2010)
- John Flanagan - The Emperor of Nihon-Jin (November 2010)
Science fiction and fantasy
- Dan Simmons - Black Hills (February 24)[4]
- Jim Butcher - Changes (April)
- Darren Hann, Melanie Collins, Steve Lake - Sci-Fi from the Rock (April 17)
Young adult
- Stephanie Perkins - Anna and the Boy Masterpiece (Fall)[5]
- Kiersten White - Paranormalcy (Fall)[6]
- Patterson - James-Fang
- Suzanne Collins - The Hunger Games Trilogy : (Untitled) Book 3 (Fall)
Poetry
See 2010 in poetry.
Deaths
- 26 January - Louis Auchincloss, 92, American novelist
- 27 January - J.D. Salinger, 91, American novelist
- 14 February - Dick Francis, 89, British novelist
- 12 March - Miguel Delibes, 89, Spanish novelist
References
- ^ http://www.theglobeandmail.com/books/you-you-and-you-but-not-you/article1244590/
- ^ Kercheval's Biography
- ^ http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2009-06-23/marisha-pessls-book-picks/4/
- ^ http://www.hachettebookgroup.com/books_9780316006989.htm
- ^ http://ktliterary.com/2009/08/but-wait-theres-more-great-news/
- ^ http://wolfsonliterary.com/