The New York Times: Anthony Doerr
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Anthony Doerr is an American author of novels and short stories. He gained widespread recognition for his 2014 novel All the Light We Cannot See, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
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Born 27 October 1973 · Q2754186
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Awarded Ohio Book Award (2022).
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Awarded Grand Prix de Littérature Américaine (2022).
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Awarded Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association Award (2022).
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Awarded O. Henry Award (2021).
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Awarded Pushcart Prize (2021).
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Awarded Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for All the Light We Cannot See (2015).
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Awarded Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association Award for All the Light We Cannot See (2015).
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Won Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction for All the Light We Cannot See (2015).
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Awarded Alex Award for All the Light We Cannot See (2015).
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Awarded Indies Choice Book Awards for All the Light We Cannot See (2014).
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Awarded Goodreads Choice Award for Best Fiction for All the Light We Cannot See (2014).
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Awarded O. Henry Award (2012).
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Awarded Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association Award for Memory Wall (2011).
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Awarded Sunday Times EFG Private Bank Short Story Award (2011).
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Awarded Ohio Book Award (2011).
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Awarded The Story Prize (2010).
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Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship (2010).
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Awarded National Magazine Award (2010).
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Awarded O. Henry Award (2008).
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Awarded Pushcart Prize (2008).
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And his second collection of short stories, Memory Wall, was published in 2010
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Awarded Ohio Book Award (2005).
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Awarded O. Henry Award (2003).
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Awarded Young Lions Fiction Award (2003).
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Awarded Rome Prize (2002).
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Awarded O. Henry Award (2002).
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Awarded National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship (2002).
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Born 1973-10-27.
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