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Ruth Ozeki


(Ruth L Ozeki)
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RUTH OZEKI is an award-winning filmmaker and novelist, whose work has been characterized by U.S.A. Today as "ardent and passionate...rare and provocative." Her first novel, My Year of Meats, was published in 1998 by Viking Penguin and has garnered widespread glowing reviews, awards, and a still-growing readership.
 

Awards: Women's Prize (2022), LA Times (2013)  see all

Genres: Literary Fiction
 
Novels
   My Year of Meats (1998)
   All Over Creation (2003)
   Click (2007) (with others)
   A Tale for the Time Being (2013)
   The Book of Form and Emptiness (2021)
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Books containing stories by Ruth Ozeki
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Charlie Chan Is Dead 2 (2004)
At Home in the World: An Anthology of Contemporary Asian American Fiction
(Charlie Chan Is Dead, book 2)
edited by
Jessica Hagedorn

Awards
2022 Women's Prize For Fiction : The Book of Form and Emptiness
2013 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Fiction : A Tale for the Time Being
2013 Indie Book Award for Fiction : A Tale for the Time Being

Award nominations
2022 Goldsboro Books Glass Bell Award (longlist) : The Book of Form and Emptiness
2013 National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction (nominee) : A Tale for the Time Being
2013 Booker Prize (shortlist) : A Tale for the Time Being


Ruth Ozeki recommends
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There are Rivers in the Sky (2024)
Elif Shafak
"An odyssey, an epic, a lament, and a tale of redemption, There Are Rivers in the Sky is a clarion call to honor the elemental forces that shape our memories, our histories, and our world. In short, a masterpiece."
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Signal Fires (2022)
Dani Shapiro
"Signal Fires is an urgent and compassionate meditation on memory, time, and space. Shapiro has created a world that's as wrenching as it is wondrous."
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The Complicities (2022)
Stacey D'Erasmo
"The Complicities is a subtle masterpiece. Imagine a voice - lyrical and low, intimate and insistent - whispering in your ear. Half-told truths simmer below the surface, like the uneasy murmuring of a conscience. Mesmerized, you listen. There is menace here in D'Erasmo's disquieted world, and terrible beauty, too. Things are not what they appear to be. We are not who we think we are, either, and yet we are complicit."

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