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Fiction Quarterfinalists |
Nonfiction Quarterfinalists |
                        Akwaeke Emezi – The Death of Vivek Oji
Ali Smith – Summer Ayad Aktar – Homeland Elegies Brandon Taylor – Real Life Brit Bennett – The Vanishing Half Carter Sickels – The Prettiest Star Catherine Lacey – Pew Charles Yu – Interior Chinatown Colum McCann – Apeirogon David Mitchell – Utopia Avenue Deepa Anappara – Djinn Patrol on the Purple Line Douglas Stuart – Shuggie Bain Emily St. John Mandel – The Glass Hotel Emma Donoghue – The Pull of the Stars Hilary Mantel – The Mirror & the Light Ingrid Persaud – Love After Love James McBride – Deacon King Kong Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi – A Girl Is a Body of Water Jess Kidd – Things in Jars Kate Elizabeth Russell – My Dark Vanessa Lily King – Writers & Lovers Maggie O’Farrell – Hamnet Susanna Clarke – Piranesi Tomasz Jedrowski – Swimming in the Dark |
                        Aimee Nezhukumatathil – World of Wonders
Anna Wiener – Uncanny Valley Barack Obama – A Promised Land Barbara Demick – Eat the Buddha Catherine Cho – Inferno Cathy Park Hong – Minor Feelings Christina Lamb – Our Bodies, Their Battlefields Deirdre Mask – The Address Book Francesca Wade – Square Haunting Heather Clark – Red Comet Isabel Wilkerson – Caste Jessica Goudeau – After the Last Border Katie Mack – The End of Everything Kerri Arsenault – Mill Town Lacy Crawford – Notes on a Silencing Laila Lalami – Conditional Citizens Les Payne – The Dead Are Arising Merlin Sheldrake – Entangled Life Paul Farmer – Fevers, Feuds, and Diamonds Rebecca Giggs – Fathoms Robert Kolker – Hidden Valley Road Sonia Shah – The Next Great Migration Sudhir Hazareesingh – Black Spartacus Wayétu Moore – The Dragons, the Giant, the Women |
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The Quarterfinals take place in April and May. The fields will then be cut in half for the Semifinals.
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