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(Only one novel per writer, in chronological order)
Thomas Mann (Germany): "Buddenbrooks" (1901) Henry James (USA): "The Golden Bowl" (1904) Joseph Conrad (Britain): "Nostromo" (1904) Luigi Pirandello (Italy): "The Late Mattia Pascal" (1904) Arthur Schnitzler (Austria): "The Road Into the Open" (1908) Edward-Morgan Forster (Britain): "Howards End" (1910) Boris Bugayev "undrey Bely" (Russia): "Petersburg" (1912) Franz Kafka (Austria): "The Trial" (1915) James Joyce (Ireland): "Ulysses" (1922) Marcel Proust (France): "In Search of Lost Time" (1922) Italo Svevo (Italy): "Zeno's Conscience" (1923) Andre' Gide (France): "The Counterfeiters" (1925) Francis-Scott Fitzgerald (USA): "The Great Gatsby" (1925) Julien Green (France): "Adrienne Mesurat" (1927) Virginia Woolf (Britain): "To the Lighthouse" (1927) Mihail Sadoveanu (Romania): "Ancuta's Inn" (1928) Stanislaw Witkiewicz (Poland): "Insatiability" (1930) Vladislav Vancura (Czech): "Marketa Lazarova" (1931) Louis-Ferdinand Celine (France): "Journey to the End of the Night" (1932) William Faulkner (USA): "Light in August" (1932) Miguel de Unamuno y Jugo (Spain): "San Manuel Bueno Martir" (1933) Robert Musil (Austria): "The Man Without Qualities" (1933) Karel Capek (Czech): "An Ordinary Life" (1934) Elias Canetti (Germany): "Auto Da Fe" (1935) Jean-Paul Sartre (France): "Nausea" (1938) Flann O'Brien (Ireland): "At Swim-two-birds" (1939) Joseph Roth (Austria): "The Legend of the Holy Drinker" (1939) Mikhail Bulgakov (Russia): "The Master and Margarita" (1940) Albert Camus (France): "The Stranger" (1942) Hermann Broch (Austria): "The Death of Virgil" (1945) Julien Gracq (France): "A Dark Stranger" (1945) Malcom Lowry (Britain): "Under the Volcano" (1947) Tanizaki Junichiro (Japan): "Makioka Sisters" (1948) Cesare Pavese (Italy): "The Moon and the Bonfire" (1950) Alejo Carpentier (Cuba): "The Lost Steps" (1953) Rafael Sanchez-Ferlosio (Spain): "The River El Jarama" (1955) William Gaddis (USA): "The Recognitions" (1955) Elsa Morante (Italy): "Arthur's Island" (1957) Patrick White (Australia): "Voss" (1957) Augusto Roa-Bastos (Paraguay): "Son of Man" (1959) Raymond Queneau (France): "Zazie in the Metro" (1959) Wilson Harris (Guyana): "Palace of the Peacock" (1960) Ernesto Sabato (Argentina): "Of Heroes and Tombs" (1961) Hugo Claus (Holland): "Amazement" (1962) Beppe Fenoglio (Italy): "A Private Question" (1963) CarloEmilio Gadda (Italy): "Acquainted with Grief" (1963) Ismail Kadare (Albania): "The General of the Dead Army" (1963) Janet Frame (New Zealand): "Scented Gardens For The Blind" (1963) Julio Cortazar (Argentina): "Hopscotch" (1963) Carlos Fuentes (Mexico): "The Death of Artemio Cruz" (1964) Saul Bellow (USA): "Herzog" (1964) Witold Gombrowicz (Poland): "Cosmos" (1965) John Barth (USA): "Giles Goat Boy" (1966) Jose Lezama-Lima (Cuba): "Paradise" (1966) Mario Vargas-Llosa (Peru): "The Green House" (1966) Miguel Delibes (Spain): "Five Hours with Mario" (1966) Gabriel Garcia-Marquez (Colombia): "One Hundred Years of Solitude" (1967) Milan Kundera (Czech): "The Joke" (1967) Thomas Bernhard (Germany): "Gargoyles" (1967) Vladimir Nabokov (Russia): "Ada" (1969) Michel Tournier (France): "The Ogre" (1970) Danilo Kis (Serbia): "Hourglass" (1972) Thomas Pynchon (USA): "Gravity's Rainbow" (1973) Andreas Embiricos (Greece): "The Great Eastern" (1975) Imre Kertesz (Hungary): "Fateless" (1975) Juan Goytisolo (Spain): "Juan the Landless" (1975) Sasha Sokolov (Canada): "School For Fools" (1976) Barbara Pym (Britain): "Quartet in Autumn" (1977) Josef Skvorecky (Czech): "The Engineer of Human Souls" (1977) George Perec (France): "La Vie Mode d'Emploi" (1978) Cormac McCarthy (USA): "Suttree" (1979) Italo Calvino (Italy): "If On a Winter's Night a Traveler" (1979) Nadine Gordimer (South Africa): "The Burger's Daughter" (1979) Salman Rushdie (India): "Midnight's Children" (1980) Elfriede Jelinek (Germany): "Die Ausgesperrten" (1980) German Espinosa (Colombia): "The Weaver of Crowns" (1982) Uwe Johnson (Germany): "Jahrestage" (1983) Jose Saramago (Portugal): "The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis" (1984) Mahmud Dowlatabadi (Iran): "Kelidar" (1984) Murakami Haruki (Japan): "Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World" (1985) Peer Hultberg (Denmark): "Requiem" (1985) Joseph McElroy (USA): "Women and Men" (1987) Milorad Pavic (Serbia): "Dictionary of the khazara" (1988) Gao Xingjian/Xingjian (China): "Soul Mountain" (1989) Antonia Byatt (Britain): "Possession" (1990) Augustina Bessa-Luis (Portugal): "Abraham's Valley" (1991) Winfried Georg Sebald (Germany): "The Emigrants" (1992) |