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Fiction Octofinalists

Nonfiction Octofinalists



Akwaeke Emezi – The Death of Vivek Oji
Ali Smith – Summer
Anne Enright – Actress
Anne Tyler – Redhead by the Side of the Road
Ayad Aktar – Homeland Elegies
Brandon Taylor – Real Life
Brit Bennett – The Vanishing Half
Bryan Washington – Memorial
C Pam Zhang – How Much of These Hills Is Gold
Carter Sickels – The Prettiest Star
Catherine Lacey – Pew
Charles Yu – Interior Chinatown
Colum McCann – Apeirogon
Daisy Johnson – Sisters
David Mitchell – Utopia Avenue
Deb Olin Unferth – Barn 8
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
Garth Greenwell – Cleanness
Hilary Mantel – The Mirror & the Light
Ingrid Persaud – Love After Love
James McBride – Deacon King Kong
Jeanine Cummins – American Dirt
Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi – A Girl Is a Body of Water
Jenny Offill – Weather
Jess Kidd – Things in Jars
Kate Elizabeth Russell – My Dark Vanessa
Kelli Jo Ford – Crooked Hallelujah
Lily King – Writers & Lovers
Louise Erdrich – The Night Watchman
Lydia Millet – A Children’s Bible
Maggie O’Farrell – Hamnet
Marie-Helene Bertino – Parakeet
Marilynne Robinson – Jack
Megha Majumdar – A Burning
Michelle Gallen – Big Girl, Small Town
Ottessa Moshfegh – Death in Her Hands
Paul Yoon – Run Me to Earth
Raven Leilani – Luster
Rumaan Alam – Leave the World Behind
Sigrid Nunez – What Are You Going Through
Silvia Moreno-Garcia – Mexican Gothic
Susanna Clarke – Piranesi
Susie Yang – White Ivy
Tomasz Jedrowski – Swimming in the Dark
Yaa Gyasi – Transcendent Kingdom

​Aimee Nezhukumatathil – World of Wonders
Amy Stanley – Stranger in the Shogun's City
Anna Wiener – Uncanny Valley
Barack Obama – A Promised Land
Barbara Demick – Eat the Buddha
Becky Cooper – We Keep the Dead Close
Ben Macintyre – Agent Sonya
Catherine Cho – Inferno
Cathy Park Hong – Minor Feelings
Christina Lamb – Our Bodies, Their Battlefields
Claudia Rankine – Just Us
David Michaelis – Eleanor
David Zucchino – Wilmington’s Lie
Deirdre Mask – The Address Book
Emma Copley Eisenberg – The Third Rainbow Girl
Erik Larson – The Splendid and the Vile
Francesca Wade – Square Haunting
Heather Clark – Red Comet
Helen Macdonald – Vesper Flights
Ijeoma Oluo – Mediocre
Isabel Wilkerson – Caste
Jan Swafford – Mozart
Jessica Goudeau – After the Last Border
John Birdsall – The Man Who Ate Too Much
Jonathan Bate – Radical Wordsworth
Jonathan C. Slaght – Owls of the Eastern Ice
Julian Barnes – The Man in the Red Coat
Katie Mack – The End of Everything
Kerri Arsenault – Mill Town
Kim Ghattas – Black Wave
Lacy Crawford – Notes on a Silencing
Laila Lalami – Conditional Citizens
Les Payne – The Dead Are Arising
Mark Doty – What Is the Grass
Martha Ackmann – These Fevered Days
Masha Gessen – Surviving Autocracy
Meredith Talusan – Fairest
Merlin Sheldrake – Entangled Life
Natasha Trethewey – Memorial Drive
Paul Farmer – Fevers, Feuds, and Diamonds
Rebecca Giggs – Fathoms
Rebecca Solnit – Recollections of My Nonexistence
Rebecca Wragg Sykes – Kindred
Robert Kolker – Hidden Valley Road
Sonia Shah – The Next Great Migration
Sudhir Hazareesingh – Black Spartacus
Wayétu Moore – The Dragons, the Giant, the Women
Zadie Smith – Intimations

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The Octafinals take place in February and March. The fields will then be cut in half for the Quarterfinals.
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