LITERARY AWARDS

Nobel Prize for Literature Pulitzer Prize for American Fiction Miles Franklin Award for Australian Fiction Hugo Award for Science Fiction 1949 William Faulkner "Guard of Honor" James Gould Couzens first awarded 1957 first awarded 1953 1950 Bertrand Russell "The Way West:" A B Guthrie Jr 1951 Par Fabian Lagerkvist "The Town" Conrad Richter 1952 Francis Mauriac "The Caine Mutiny" Herman Wouk 1953 Winston Churchill "The Old Man & the Sea" Ernest Hemmingway "The Demolished Man" Alfred Bester 1954 Ernest Hemmingway no award no award 1955 Halldor Kiljan Laxness "A Fable:" William Faulkner "They'd Rather Be Right" Mark Clifton 1956 Juan Ramon Jimenez "Andersonville": MacKinley Kantor "Double Star" Robert Heinlein 1957 Albert Camus no award "Voss" Patrick White no award 1958 Boris Pasternak "A Death in the Family" James Agee "To the Islands" Randolph Stow "The Big Time" Fritz Leiber 1959 Salvatore Quasimodo "The Travels of Jamie" Robert Lewis Taylor "The Big Fellow" Vance Palmer "A Case of Conscience" James Blish 1960 Saint-John Perse "Advise & Consent:" Allen Drury "The Irishman" Elizabeth O'Connor "Starship Troopers" Robert Heinlein 1961 Ivo Andric "To Kill a Mockingbird" Harper Lee "Riders in the Chariot" Patrick White "A Canticle for Leibowitz" Walter M Miller 1962 John Steinbeck "The Edge of Sadness" Edwin O'Connor "The Well Dressed Explorer" Thea Astley "Stranger in a Strange Land" Robert Heinlein 1963 Giorgos Seferiadis "The Reivers" William Faulkner "Careful, He Might Hear You" Sumner Locke Elliott "The Man in the High Castle" Phillip K Dick 1964 Jean-Paul Satre no award "My Brother Jack" George Johnston "Way Station" Clifford D Simak 1965 Michail Sholokov "The Keepers of the House" Shirley Anne Grau "The Slow Natives" Thea Astley  "The Wanderer" Fritz Leiber 1966 Shmual Y Agnon & Nelly Sachs "Collected Stories" Katherine Anne Porter "Trap" Peter Mathews  "And Call Me Conrad" Roger Zelazny  1967 Miguel A. Asturias "The Fixer" Bernard Malamud "Bring Larks & Heroes" Thomas Keneally "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress" Robert Heinlein 1968 Yasunari Kawabata "The Eighth Day" Thornton Wilder "Three Cheers for the Paraclete" Thomas Keneally  "Lord of Light" Roger Zelazny 1969 Samuel Beckett "Steps" Jerry Kozinski  "Clean Straw for Nothing" George Johnston "Stand on Zanzibar" John Brunner 1970 Alexander Solzhenitsyn "Them" Joyce Carol Oates "A Horse of Air" Dal Stivens  "The Left Hand of Darkness" Ursula Le Guinn 1971 Pablo Neruda "Mr Sammler's Planet" Saul Bellow "The Unknown Industrial Prisoner" David Ireland  "Ringworld" Larry Niven 1972 Heinrich Boell "The Complete Stories" Flannery O'Connor "The Acolyte" Thea Astley "To Your Scattered Bodies Go" Philip Jose Farmer   Click on the icon above to purchase a book from Amazon.com

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