Literary fiction
In publishing, literary fiction novels are regarded as having more literary merit than most commercial or "genre" fiction.
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Water witches
Novel by Chris Bohjalian
Countdown to Go Set a Watchman: A Celebration of To Kill a Mockingbird
Novel by Harper Lee
Abandoned By The Gods
Novel by Mark Henderson
Old women
Book by Mahasweta Devi
Breast stories
Book by Mahasweta Devi
Cantique des plaines
Book by Nancy Huston
Sibyllan
Novel by Pär Lagerkvist
The Iliac Crest
Book by Cristina Rivera Garza
Tell my horse
Book by Zora Neale Hurston
The image of Chekhov
Book by Anton Chekhov
The apple-tree table
Novel by Herman Melville
Lunch with Krishna
Book by Brian Ross
Adé: A Love Story
Novel by Rebecca Walker
Nickel mountain
Novel by John Gardner
Isles of the Blind
Book by Robert Rosenberg
Mickelsson's Ghosts
Novel by John Gardner
What Red Was
Novel by Rosie Price
The Game for Real
Book by Richard Weiner
The Comedies
Out of Work
Novel by Margaret Harkness
Darwin's Law
Book by Elaine Hatfield and Richard Rapson
Silver Wood
Book by Deirdre Rowan
Shadows on our Skin
Novel by Jennifer Johnston
Hare's Fur
Book by Trevor Shearston
King Cophetua
Book by Julien Gracq
Bow Grip: A Novel
Novel by Ivan Coyote
Glittering City
Book by Cyprian Ekwensi
Trespassing
Novel by Uzma Aslam Khan
Caravan Story
Book by Wayne Macauley
Nighthawk Blues
Book by Peter Guralnick
Maitre Cornelius (Maître Cornélius)
Book by Honoré de Balzac
Larung
Book by Ayu Utami
Earth Dance
Book by Oka Rusmini
A Distant Episode
Short story by Paul Bowles
Buchanan's Reach
Book by William E. Cooper
The Gipsy's Baby
Novel by Rosamond Lehmann
The Picturegoers
Novel by David Lodge
A Good Death
Book by Gil Courtemanche
World and Town
Novel by Gish Jen
The gunny sack
Book by M. G. Vassanji
Otmars zonen
Book by Peter Buwalda
Who By Fire
Novel by Fred Stenson
Elias Portolu
Novel by Grazia Deledda
Evening Out
Book by David Walton
Mga Prodigal
Novel by Luna Sicat Cleto
Reiterations
Book by David Armstrong
How It Is
Novel by Samuel Beckett