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National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction

The National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction is an annual American literary award, first presented in 1975. We have reviewed 2 books connected to it, including 1 winner.

2Books reviewed
1Winners
9Honoured authors with pages
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National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction winners we’ve reviewed

Newest first
2013
Americanah cover
WinnerAmericanahChimamanda Ngozi Adichie · ★ 4.5

Shortlisted & nominated

2005
Never Let Me Go cover
NominatedNever Let Me GoKazuo Ishiguro · ★ 4.0

Authors honoured

Each links to their author page
Maggie O'Farrell2020Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie2013Jennifer Egan2010Kiran Desai2006Marilynne Robinson2004, 2014Ian McEwan2002AAnne Tyler1985Louise Erdrich1984, 2016Toni Morrison1977

Frequently asked questions

Which National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction winners has The Bookish Elf reviewed?

Americanah (2013).

How many National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction books have you reviewed?

2 so far, 1 of them winners.

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