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‘A Frightening Time in America’: An Interview with David Foster Wallace
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Another year of programs for teens
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The Nobel Prize in Literature 2006
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Nobelprize.org, The Official Web Site of the Nobel Prize ... The Nobel Prize in Literature 2006 was awarded to Orhan Pamuk "who in the quest for the melancholic soul of ...
The year 2006 in literature involved some significant events and new books.
Contents
1 Books
1.1 Literature
1.2 Children's and young adult fiction
1.3 Fantasy
1.4 Historical fiction
1.5 Horror
1.6 Humor satire
1.7 Mystery & Crime
1.8 Romance
1.9 Science fiction
1.10 New drama
1.11 Poetry
1.12 Non-fiction
2 Short stories
2.1 Best American Short Stories 2006
2.2 O. Henry Prize stories
3 Deaths
4 Awards
5 See also
6 References
Books
Literature
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie - Half of a Yellow Sun
Chris Adrian - The Children's Hospital (August 28)
Martin Amis - House of Meetings
Margaret Atwood - Moral Disorder
Franois Bgaudeau - Entre les murs
Peter Behrens - The Law of Dreams
T. C. Boyle - Talk Talk
James Chapman - Stet (January 7)
Douglas Coupland - jPod
Mark Z. Danielewski - Only Revolutions
Patricia Duncker - Miss Webster and Chrif
Dave Eggers - What Is the What: The Autobiography of Valentino Achak Deng (October 25)
Rawi Hage - De Niro's Game
Anosh Irani - The Song of Kahunsha
Vincent Lam - Bloodletting and Miraculous Cures
David Mitchell - Black Swan Green
Alice Munro - The View from Castle Rock
Joyce Carol Oates - Black Girl / White Girl
Heather O'Neill - Lullabies for Little Criminals
Carolyn Parkhurst - Lost and Found
Thomas Pynchon - Against the Day (November 21)
John Updike - Terrorist (June 6)
Children's and young adult fiction
Dave Barry & Ridley Pearson - Peter and the Shadow Thieves (July 15)
John Boyne - The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
Eoin Colfer - Artemis Fowl and the Lost Colony (September 12) (fifth in the Artemis Fowl series)
Charlie Higson - Blood Fever (January 1) (second in the Young James Bond series)
D. J. MacHale - The Quillan Games (May 16)
David Mitchell - Black Swan Green (April 11)
Robert Muchamore
Divine Madness (novel) (fifth in the CHERUB series)
Man vs Beast (sixth in the CHERUB series)
Garth Nix - Sir Thursday (March 1) (fourth in the Keys to the Kingdom series)
Terry Pratchett - Wintersmith (October 1) (third in the Tiffany Aching series)
Lemony Snicket - The End (October 13) (13th in A Series of Unfortunate Events)
Paul Stewart - Freeglader (US) (February 28) (eighth in The Edge Chronicles)
Jonathan Stroud - Ptolemy's Gate
Markus Zusak - The Book Thief (March 14)
Fantasy
Joe Abercrombie - The Blade Itself (May 4) (first in The First Law series)
R. Scott Bakker - The Thousandfold Thought (January 20) (third in the Prince of Nothing trilogy)
Steven Erikson - The Bonehunters (March 1) (sixth in the Malazan Book of the Fallen series)
Terry Goodkind - Phantom (July 18) (10th in the Sword of Truth series)
Laurell K. Hamilton - Mistral's Kiss (December 12) (fifth in the Merry Gentry series)
Sherrilyn Kenyon - Dark Side of the Moon (May 30) (15th in the Dark-Hunter Series)
Gregory Keyes - The Blood Knight (July 11) (third in The Kingdoms of Thorn and Bone series)
Dean Koontz - Brother Odd (November 28) (third in the Odd Thomas series)
Tanith Lee - Piratica II (second in The Piratica Series)
Scott Lynch - The Lies of Locke Lamora (June 27) (first in the Gentleman Bastards series)
Zhang Muye - Ghost Blows Out the Light (March)
James Patterson - School's Out Forever (May 23) (second in the Maximum Ride series)
Angie Sage - Flyte (March 1) (second in the Septimus Heap series)
Darren Shan
Bec (October 2) (fourth in The Demonata series)
Demon Thief (June 7) (second in The Demonata series)
Slawter (November 1) (third in The Demonata series)
Catherynne M. Valente - The Orphan's Tales: In the Night Garden (October 31) (first volume of The Orphan's Tales)
Jeff VanderMeer - Shriek: An Afterword (August 8)
Historical fiction
Kunal Basu - Racists
Bernard Cornwell
The Lords of the North
Sharpe's Fury
Charles Frazier - Thirteen Moons (October 3)
Michael Moorcock - The Vengeance of Rome (January 5) (fourth in the Pyat Quartet)
Naomi Novik - Temeraire (January 7)
Sarah Waters - The Night Watch (March 23)
Jack Whyte - Knights of the Black and White (August 8) (first in the Templar Trilogy)
Gene Wolfe - Soldier of Sidon (October 31) (third book in the Soldier series)
Horror
James Patterson & Peter de Jonge - Beach Road (May 1)
Victor Heck - Downward Spiral (November 27)
Stephen King
Cell (January 24)
Lisey's Story (October 24)
Thomas Ligotti - Teatro Grottesco
James Robert Smith and Stephen Mark Rainey (ed.) - Evermore
Humor satire
Max Barry - Company (January 17)
Ben Elton - Chart Throb
Bobby Henderson - The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster (March 28)
Maddox - The Alphabet of Manliness (June)
Carl Hiaasen - Nature Girl (November 14)
Mystery & Crime
Gilbert Adair - The Act of Roger Murgatroyd
Robert Baer - Blow the House Down a novel (May 30)
Mary Higgins Clark - Two Little Girls in Blue
Michael Connelly - Echo Park (October 9)
Patricia Cornwell
At Risk (May 23) (first in the At Risk series)
Book of the Dead (October 24) (15th in the Kay Scarpetta series)
Clive Cussler - Treasure of Khan (December 5)
Jeffery Deaver
The Cold Moon (May 30) (seventh in the Lincoln Rhyme series)
More Twisted (December 16)
Nelson DeMille - Wild Fire (November 6)
Thomas Harris - Hannibal Rising (December 5) (fourth in the Hannibal Lecter series)
Tony Hillerman - The Shape Shifter (November 1) (12th in the Joe Leaphorn/Jim Chee series)
Dean Koontz - The Husband (May 30)
Val McDermid - The Grave Tattoo (February 6)
James Patterson
Cross (November 14) (12th in the Alex Cross series)
Judge and Jury (July 31)
James Patterson & Maxine Paetro - The 5th Horseman (February 13)
Michael Slade - Kamikaze (November 7)
Thomas Sullivan - The Water Wolf (October 3)
Andrew Vachss - Mask Market
Samantha Weinberg - Secret Servant: The Moneypenny Diaries
Jack Whyte - The Eagle (December 26) (ninth in the Camulod Chronicles series)
Romance
Karen Marie Moning - Darkfever (October 31)
Stephenie Meyer - New Moon
Nicholas Sparks - Dear John (October 30)
Danielle Steel - H.R.H. (October 31)
Science fiction
Aaron Allston - Betrayal (May 30) (first in the Legacy of the Force series)
Troy Denning - Tempest
David Louis Edelman - Infoquake (July 5) (first in the Jump 225 trilogy)
Drew Karpyshyn - Path of Destruction: a Novel of the New Republic (September 26)
Paul Levinson - The Plot to Save Socrates (February 6)
Cormac McCarthy - The Road (September 26)
Yvonne Navarro - Ultraviolet (March 1)
Tim Powers - Three Days to Never (August 1)
J. D. Robb - Born in Death (November 7) (23rd in the In Death series)
Masamune Shirow - Ghost in the Shell 1.5: Human Error Processor
Charles Stross - Glasshouse (June 27)
Karen Traviss
Bloodlines (August 29) (second in the Legacy of the Force series)
Triple Zero (second in the Star Wars: Republic Commando series)
Peter Watts - Blindsight (October 3)
Stephen Woodworth - From Black Rooms (October 31) (fourth in the Violet series) alternate history crime novel
Timothy Zahn - Outbound Flight (January 31)
New drama
Salvatore Antonio - In Gabriel's Kitchen
Jacob M. Appel - Arborophilia
Howard Brenton - In Extremis
John Cariani - Almost Maine
Nilo Cruz - Beauty of the Father
Brian Friel - Faith Healer
Richard Greenberg - A Naked Girl on the Appian Way
Rinne Groff - What Then
Lisa Kron - Well
Neil Labute - Fat Pig
David Lindsay-Abaire - Rabbit Hole
Itamar Moses - Bach at Leipzig
Adam Rapp - Red Light Winter
Poetry
Main article: 2006 in poetry
Non-fiction
Christopher Catherwood - A Brief History of the Middle East
Julia Child with Alex Prud'homme - My Life in France
All's fair in love and literature
THE former mistress of a celebrity author has taken him to court for allegedly publishing her passionate love letters in a novel.
THE former mistress of a celebrity author has taken him to court for allegedly publishing her passionate love letters in a novel.
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2006 Nobel Literature Documentary
A 30-minute SVT documentary introducing the 2006 Nobel Laureate in Literature, Orhan Pamuk. Mr. Orhan Pamuk discusses his writing and his native ...
A 30-minute SVT documentary introducing the 2006 Nobel Laureate in Literature, Orhan Pamuk. Mr. Orhan Pamuk discusses his writing and his native ...
'*Deborah Davis - Party of the Century
Richard Dawkins - The God Delusion
Alain de Botton - The Architecture of Happiness
Alan Downs - The Velvet Rage: Overcoming the Pain of Growing Up Gay in a Straight Man's World
Wayne Federman (with Terrill and Maravich) - MARAVICH: The Definitive biography of Pistol Pete Maravich.
Al Gore - An Inconvenient Truth
Glenn Greenwald - How Would a Patriot Act Defending American Values from a President Run Amok
John Grisham - The Innocent Man
Derrick Jensen - Endgame
John McQuaid & Mark Schleifstein -Path of Destruction: the Devastation of New Orleans and the Coming Age of Superstorms
Larry Miller - Spoiled Rotten America: Outrages of Contemporary Life
Max and Monique Nemni - Young Trudeau: Son of Quebec Father of Canada 1919-1944
Richard Sennett - The Culture of the New Capitalism
Tavis Smiley - What I Know For Sure: My Story of Growing Up in America
James Sites - Inger!
Hywel Williams - Days That Changed the World: the 50 Defining Events of World History
Short stories
Richard Ford, Frank Bascombe and the reading life at Printer's Row Lit Fest
One of the best moments at Printer's Row Lit Fest in Chicago transpired between a reader and a writer.
One of the best moments at Printer's Row Lit Fest in Chicago transpired between a reader and a writer.
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2006 in literature at AllExperts
... in literature Events * June 26 2006 JK Rowling reaveals that two characters will die in the seventh book of the Harry Potter series Books Demon Thief - Darren Shan ...
... in literature Events * June 26 2006 JK Rowling reaveals that two characters will die in the seventh book of the Harry Potter series Books Demon Thief - Darren Shan ...
Out of 40 stories published in both of these two annual anthologies stories from The New Yorker are represented eight times Zoetrope: All-Story four times Tin House and One Story three times each and all of these magazines had stories in both collections.
Best American Short Stories 2006
Creatavision & Musart Revisited
Creatavision is a partnership of Artist-Clinton Herdman, and Musician-Brian Omundsen. They have worked, performed and brought their artistic talents to the people of NZ for over 25 years.
Creatavision is a partnership of Artist-Clinton Herdman, and Musician-Brian Omundsen. They have worked, performed and brought their artistic talents to the people of NZ for over 25 years.
April 2006 March 2006
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Click (2006/I) - Literature
In: The Washington Post (USA), Vol. 129, Iss. 200, 23 June 2006, Pg. ... They will be examined and if approved will be included in a future update. ...
In: The Washington Post (USA), Vol. 129, Iss. 200, 23 June 2006, Pg. ... They will be examined and if approved will be included in a future update. ...
Of 20 stories four came from The New Yorker three from Zoetrope: All-Story and two each from The Paris Review Ploughshares Tin House and One Story.
Paul Yoon
"Once the Shore"
One Story
Tobias Wolff
"Awaiting Orders"
The New Yorker
Donna Tartt
"The Ambush"
Tin House
Maxine Swann
"Secret"
Ploughshares
Mark Slouka
"Dominion"
TriQuarterly
Patrick Ryan
"So Much for Artemis"
One Story
Benjamin Percy
"Refresh Refresh"
The Paris Review
Edith Pearlman
"Self-Reliance"
Lake Effect
Alice Munro
"The View from Castle Rock"
The New Yorker
Kevin Moffett
"Tattooizm"
Tin House
Thomas McGuane
"Cowboy"
The New Yorker
Jack Livings
"The Dog"
The Paris Review
Yiyun Li
"After a Life"
Zoetrope: All-Story
Aleksandar Hemon
"The Conductor"
The New Yorker
Mary Gaitskill
"Today Im Yours"
Zoetrope: All-Story
Nathan Englander
"How We Avenged the Blums"
The Atlantic Monthly
Robert Coover
"Grandmothers Nose"
Daedalus
David Bezmozgis
"A New Gravestone for an Old Grave"
Zoetrope: All-Story
Katherine Bell
"The Casual Car Pool"
Ploughshares
Ann Beattie with Harry Mathews
"Mr. Nobody at All"
McSweeneys
O. Henry Prize stories
India's Most Prominent and Sought-After Painter, M.F. Husain, Dies at Age 95
In this June 7, 2007 file photo, M.F. Husain, India's most famous artist, finishes off a canvas he painted together with Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan, unseen, during a fund-raising auction in central London's auction house.
In this June 7, 2007 file photo, M.F. Husain, India's most famous artist, finishes off a canvas he painted together with Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan, unseen, during a fund-raising auction in central London's auction house.
In 2006 it wasn t a workshop but some of us tried a cooperative booth at Taste of Coeur D Alene Also in 2006 was the Charles Davis barrel firing workshop
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The Conquest of the Past in The History of the Kings of ...
Faletra, M. A. (2007), The Conquest of the Past in The History of the Kings of Britain. Literature Compass, 4: 121–133. doi: 10.1111/j.1741-4113.2006.00392.x ...
Faletra, M. A. (2007), The Conquest of the Past in The History of the Kings of Britain. Literature Compass, 4: 121–133. doi: 10.1111/j.1741-4113.2006
Of thisclarification needed year's 20 stories four came from The New Yorker four from Epoch and two each from Harper's Magazine One Story and The Georgia Review
Edward P. Jones
"Old Boys Old Girls"**
The New Yorker
Jackie Kay
"You Go When You Can No Longer Stay"
Granta
Lydia Peelle
"Mule Killers"
Epoch
Paula Fox
"The Broad Estates of Death"
Harper's Magazine
Neela Vaswani
"The Pelvis Series"
Epoch
David Lawrence Morse
"Conceived"
One Story
William Trevor
"The Dressmakers Child"
Tradition trumps Twitter
At a writers’ workshop, love of the printed page wins out over the virtual world.
At a writers’ workshop, love of the printed page wins out over the virtual world.
great addition to your reference library to assist with converting Stanley Gibbons numbers to whatever cataloging you currently use hardcover 12 x 9 b w illustrations 45 00 Stanley Gibbons Great Britain Concise 2006 is in full colour including the booklets section for the first time It provides priced listings of definitives and commemoratives
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Multicultural Literature
Multicultural literature can also provide students with coping strategies that they can ... in a literature discussion group can intensify their reading experiences (Wan, 2006) ...
Multicultural literature can also provide students with coping strategies that they can ... in a literature discussion group can intensify their reading experiences (Wan, 2006) ...
The New Yorker
Stephanie Reents
"Disquisition on Tears"
Epoch
David Means
"Sault Ste. Marie"
Harper's Magazine
Karen Brown
"Unction"
The Georgia Review
Terese Svoboda
"80s Lilies"
Indiana Review
Alice Munro
"Passion"**
The New Yorker
George Makana Clark
"The Center of the World"
The Georgia Review
Susan Fromberg Schaeffer
"Wolves"
Prairie Schooner
Douglas Trevor
"Girls I Know"
Epoch
Louise Erdrich
"The Plague of Doves"
The New Yorker
Xu Xi
"Famine"
Ploughshares
Lara Vapnyar
"Puffed Rice and Meatballs"
Zoetrope: All-Story
Melanie Rae Thon
"Letters in the Snow ..."*
One Story
Deborah Eisenberg
"Window"**
Tin House
* Full title: "Letters in the Snowfor kind strangers and unborn childrenfor the ones lost and most beloved"
** "Juror favorites"
Deaths
January 4 - Irving Layton age 93 Canadian poet
January 16 - Jan Mark 62 British children's writer
January 30 - Wendy Wasserstein 55 American playwright
February 2 - Chris Doty 39 dramatist
February 4 - Betty Friedan 85 feminist writer
February 8 - Michael Gilbert 93 British crime writer
February 11 - Peter Benchley 65 American novelist
February 17 - Sybille Bedford 94 novelist and non-fiction writer
February 20 - Lucjan Wolanowski 86 Polish writer journalist and traveller
February 21
Gennadiy Aygi 71 Chuvashian poet and translator
Theodore Draper 93 historian
February 22 - Hilde Domin 96 German writer
February 24 - Octavia E. Butler 59 American science fiction writer
February 25 - Margaret Gibson 57 Canadian novelist and short story writer
March 27 - Stanisaw Lem 84 Polish science fiction writer
March 30 - John McGahern 73 novelist dramatist and short story writer
April 6 - Leslie Norris age 84 Anglo-Welsh poet and author
April 13 - Muriel Spark 88 novelist
April 25 - Jane Jacobs 89 urban planning critic and activist
May 9 - Jerzy Ficowski 81 poet writer and translator
May 17 - Clare Boylan 58 Irish novelist
May 18 - Gilbert Sorrentino 77 novelist and poet
June 17 - James McClure age 66 crime writer
June 28 - Nigel Cox 55 New Zealand novelist
July 17 - Mickey Spillane 88 crime writer
July 28 - David Gemmell 57 British fantasy novelist
August 21 - S. Yizhar 89 Israeli novelist
August 30 - Naguib Mahfouz 94 Egyptian novelist winner of the 1988 Nobel Prize for Literature
September 1 - Gyrgy Faludy 95 Hungarian poet writer and translator
November 1 - William Styron 81 American novelist
November 4 - Nelson S. Bond 97 American writer
November 9 - Ellen Willis 64 American journalist and critic
November 10 - Jack Williamson 98 American science fiction author
November 13 - G. Gordon Strong 92 Canadian-American publisher
November 15 - George G. Blackburn MC90 Canadian author of Guns of Normandy
November 23
Jess Blancornelas 70 Mexican journalist founding editor of Zeta magazine
Richard Clements 78 British journalist
November 24
William Diehl 81 American author (Primal Fear Sharky's Machine)
Phyllis Fraser 90 American actress writer and publisher
George W. S. Trow 63 American writer and media critic
November 27 - Bebe Moore Campbell 56 Negro author (What You Owe Me)
Awards
Nobel Prize in Literature: Orhan Pamuk
James Tait Black Memorial Prize for fiction: Cormac McCarthy The Road
James Tait Black Memorial Prize for biography: Byron Rogers The Man Who Went into the West: The life of R.S. Thomas
The Australian/Vogel Literary Award: Belinda Castles The River Baptists
Compton Crook Award: Maria Snyder Poison Study
C. J. Dennis Prize for Poetry: John Tranter Urban Myths: 210 Poems
Eric Gregory Award: Fiona Benson Retta Bowen Frances Leviston Jonathan Morley Eoghan Walls
2006 Governor General's Awards: see article
Griffin Poetry Prize: Sylvia Legris Nerve Squall and Kamau Brathwaite Born to Slow Horses
Kenneth Slessor Prize for Poetry: Jaya Savige Latecomers
Man Booker Prize: Kiran Desai for The Inheritance of Loss.
Miles Franklin Award: Roger McDonald The Ballad of Desmond Kale
Premio Nadal: Eduardo Lago Llmame Brooklyn
Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry: Fleur Adcock
Scotiabank Giller Prize: Vincent Lam Bloodletting and Miraculous Cures
Wallace Stevens Award: Michael Palmer
Whiting Writers' Awards:
Poetry: Sherwin Bitsui Tyehimba Jess Suji Kwock Kim
Fiction: Charles DAmbrosio Yiyun Li Micheline Aharonian Marcom Nina Marie Martnez Patrick OKeeffe
Plays: Stephen Adly Guirgis Bruce Norris
See also
List of literary awards
List of poetry awards
2006 in Australian literature
References
Indian artist M.F. Husain dies at 95
M.F. Husain, a former movie billboard artist who became India’s most sought-after painter before going into self-imposed exile during an uproar over nude images of Hindu icons, died June 9. He was 95. Mr. Husain, often described as India’s Picasso, died of unreported causes at the Royal Brompton hospital in London. He had lived in Dubai since 2006 after receiving death threats from Hindu hard ...
M.F. Husain, a former movie billboard artist who became India’s most sought-after painter before going into self-imposed exile during an uproar over nude images of Hindu icons, died June 9. He was 95. Mr. Husain, often described as India’s Picasso, died of unreported causes at the Royal Brompton hospital in London. He had lived in Dubai since 2006 after receiving death threats from Hindu hard ...
Juan Bas won in the category of Spanish literature Miren Agur Meabe has won the Euskadi Literature Prize for children s and young people s literature for her work Urtebete itsasargian A Year in the Lighthouse published by Elkar The
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Controversies shadowed M F Husain all his life
New Delhi, June 9 (PTI) All through his illustrious career, M F Husain seemed to be controversy's favourite child.
New Delhi, June 9 (PTI) All through his illustrious career, M F Husain seemed to be controversy's favourite child.
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National intangible cultural heritage list swells to 1,219
China now considers 1,219 cultural practices nationwide as "intangible" national treasures after adding 191 candidates to its list, according to a new list published by the State Council.
China now considers 1,219 cultural practices nationwide as "intangible" national treasures after adding 191 candidates to its list, according to a new list published by the State Council.
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