1956 in Literature - New Prose Fiction

New Prose Fiction

  • Kingsley Amis - That Uncertain Feeling
  • Poul Anderson - Planet of No Return
  • Isaac Asimov - The Naked Sun
  • James Baldwin - Giovanni's Room
  • Saul Bellow - Seize the Day
  • Pierre Berton - The Mysterious North
  • Alfred Bester - The Stars My Destination (as Tiger! Tiger!)
  • Anthony Burgess - Time for a Tiger
  • Pearl S. Buck - Imperial Woman
  • Albert Camus - The Fall (La Chute)
  • John Dickson Carr
    • Patrick Butler for the Defense
    • Fear is the Same (as by Carter Dickson)
  • Agatha Christie - Dead Man's Folly
  • Arthur C. Clarke - The City and the Stars
  • A. J. Cronin
    • A Thing of Beauty
    • Crusader's Tomb
  • Philip K. Dick
    • The Man Who Japed
    • The Minority Report
  • Gordon R. Dickson
    • Alien From Arcturus
    • Mankind on the Run
  • Gerald Durrell - My Family and Other Animals
  • Friedrich Dürrenmatt - A Dangerous Game
  • Ian Fleming - Diamonds Are Forever
  • Romain Gary - Les racines du ciel
  • William Golding - Pincher Martin
  • Henri René Guieu - Les Monstres du Néant
  • Mark Harris - Bang the Drum Slowly
  • Marguerite Henry - Misty of Chincoteague
  • Frank Herbert - The Dragon in the Sea
  • Georgette Heyer - Sprig Muslin
  • Kathryn Hulme - The Nun's Story
  • C. S. Lewis
    • The Last Battle
    • Till We Have Faces: A Myth Retold
  • Rose Macaulay - The Towers of Trebizond
  • Ed McBain - Cop Hater
  • Naguib Mahfouz
    • Cairo Trilogy
    • Palace Walk
  • Grace Metalious - Peyton Place
  • Nicholas Monsarrat - The Tribe that Lost its Head
  • Farley Mowat - Lost in the Barrens
  • Agnar Mykle - Song of the Red Ruby
  • Edwin O'Connor - The Last Hurrah
  • Pier Paolo Pasolini - Ragazzi di vita
  • Mervyn Peake - Boy in Darkness
  • Mary Renault - The Last of the Wine
  • Kenneth Roberts - Boon Island
  • João Guimarães Rosa - The Devil to Pay in the Backlands (Grande Sertão: Veredas)
  • Françoise Sagan - A Certain Smile
  • Samuel Selvon - The Lonely Londoners
  • Ian Serraillier - The Silver Sword
  • Irwin Shaw - Lucy Crown
  • Khushwant Singh - Train to Pakistan
  • Rex Stout - Might as Well Be Dead
  • Rex Stout - Three Witnesses
  • Kay Thompson - Eloise
  • A. E. van Vogt - The Wizard of Linn
  • Angus Wilson - Anglo-Saxon Attitudes
  • P. G. Wodehouse - French Leave
  • Eiji Yoshikawa - Heike Story

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