"It is like two bald men fighting over a comb."
Jorge Luis Borges on the Falklands war.
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The Los Angeles Times Book Prizes are given annually in ten categories. To be eligible for one of the prizes a book must have been published in English within the last year. The most recent winner of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize/Robert Kirsch Award for Lifetime Achievement is featured below, along with a complete list of all past winners of the award. We also provide links to the winners of the other Los Angeles Times Book Prizes, and to our index of all book awards featured on Happy Dead Trees.
The Robert Kirsch Award for Lifetime Achievement 2007 - Maxine Hong Kingston (2008 winner will be announced April 2009)
All previous winners of the Robert Kirsch Award for Lifetime Achievement 1980 - Wallace Stegner
1981 - Wright Morris
1982 - Ross Macdonald
1983 - M. F. K. Fisher
1984 - Christopher Isherwood
1985 - Janet Lewis
1986 - Kay Boyle
1987 - Paul Horgan
1988 - Thom Gunn
1989 - Karl Shapiro
1990 - Czeslaw Milosz
1991 - Ken Kesey
1992 - Diane Johnson
1993 - Carolyn See
1994 - Brian Moore
1995 - Stephen J. Pyne
1996 - Gary Snyder
1997 - Ray Bradbury
1998 - John Sandford
1999 - Ursula K. Le Guin
2000 - Lawrence Ferlinghetti
2001 - Tillie Olsen
2003 - Ishmael Reed
2004 - Tony Hillerman
2005 - Joan Didion
2006 - William Kittredge
2007 - Maxine Hong Kingston
2008 - Award will be announced April 2009
The Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Fiction > > >
The Official Website Of The Los Angeles Times Book Prize
(Please visit our Book Awards Index for a complete list of all Book Awards on Happy Dead Trees.)
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