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Guggenheim Fellowship

The Guggenheim Fellowship is a grant in the arts, awarded annually, first presented in 1925. We have reviewed 0 books connected to it.

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MMadeleine Thien2026Marlon James2026Katie Kitamura2025Miranda July2025Emma Cline2024EEmma Straub2024Kaveh Akbar2024Abraham Verghese2023Rebecca Makkai2022Daniel Mason2021Tayari Jones2021Celeste Ng2020Carmen Maria Machado2019Ibram X. Kendi2019China Miéville2018Min Jin Lee2018MMichelle Huneven2017Amity Gaige2016Betty Shamieh2016Laila Lalami2016Percival Everett2015Kiran Desai2013Rachel Kushner2013Anthony Doerr2010Lan Samantha Chang2008George Saunders2006Adam Haslett2005Bruce Holsinger2004Claire Messud2002Jhumpa Lahiri2002

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