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Contents 1 Events 2 Books 2.1 Literature 2.2 Horror Fiction 2.3 Children's and Young Adult fiction 2.4 Science Fiction and Fantasy 2.5 New drama 2.6 Poetry 2.7 Non-fiction 3 Awards and honors 4 Deaths 5 See also

Events

• None at present

Books

Literature

• The Painter of Battles (January 8) by Arturo Perez-Raverte
• The Delivery Man (January 15) by Joe McGinniss Jr.
• The Expeditions (January 15) by Karl Iagnemma
• Beautiful Children (January 22) by Charles Bock
• How the Dead Dream (January 25) by Lydia Millet
• Song Yet Sung (February 5) by James McBride
• The Monsters of Templeton (February 5) by Lauren Groff
• The Invention of Everything Else (February 7) by Samantha Hunt
• Lush Life (March 4) by Richard Price
• Our Story Begins (March 25) by Tobias Wolff
• The Sorrows of an American (April 1) by Siri Hustvedt
• Unaccustomed Earth (April 1) by Jhumpa Lahiri
• All the Sad Young Literary Men (April 10) by Keith Gessen
• Snuff (May 20) by Chuck Palahniuk
• The Enchantress of Florence (June 3) by Salman Rushdie
• My Sister, My Love (June 24) by Joyce Carol Oates
• American Wife (September 2) by Curtis Sittenfeld
• A Mercy (November 11) by Toni Morrison
• Ralph Ellison's posthumously published manuscript Three Days Before the Shooting, edited by John F. Callahan

Horror Fiction

• Duma Key (January 22) by Stephen King

Children's and Young Adult fiction

• Young Bond: By Royal Command (September 4) by Charlie Higson
• Queste (April 8) by Angie Sage
• Superior Saturday (May 5) by Garth Nix
• Breaking Dawn (Fall) by Stephenie Meyer
• Raven Rise (May 20) by D.J. MacHale
• Charlie Bone and the Shadow of Badlock (June 1) by Jenny Nimmo
• Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox (July 15) by Eoin Colfer
• Brisingr (September 20) by Christopher Paolini
• Breaking Dawn (August 2) by Stephenie Meyer

Science Fiction and Fantasy

• Blasphemy (January 8) by Douglas Preston
• Small Favor (April 1) by Jim Butcher (Harry Dresden #10)
• A Dance with Dragons (Spring) by George R. R. Martin
• Inkdeath (Spring) by Cornelia Funke

New drama

• Where Are You Now? by Mary Higgins Clark

Poetry

See 2008 in poetry

Non-fiction

• One for the Road (January 31) by Bjørn Christian Tørrissen
• Predictably Irrational: the Hidden Forces that Shape Our Decisions (February 19) by Dan Ariely
• Quiet, Please (March 24) by Scott Douglas
• Home: A Memoir of My Early Years (April 1) by Julie Andrews
• I Was Told There'd Be Cake (April 1) by Sloane Crosley
• A Wolf at the Table (April 29) by Augusten Burroughs
• Maps and Legends (May 1) by Michael Chabon
• Audition: A Memoir (May 6) by Barbara Walters
• When You Are Engulfed in Flames (June 3) by David Sedaris
• What I Talk About When I Talk About Running (July 29) by Haruki Murakami, trans. Philip Gabriel

Awards and honors

• PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction - Kate Christensen, The Great Man
• Canada Reads - Paul Quarrington, King Leary

Deaths

George MacDonald Fraser (b. 1922) author of Flashman series

See also

• Literature
• List of literary awards
• List of years in poetry
• Poetry
• List of poetry awards