Los Angeles Times Book Prize ろさんぜるす・たいむず ぶっくしょう
第30回（2009年）
受賞者
12名A debut novel about two young men in a declining Pennsylvania steel town, where economic hardship and violence narrow the choices for everyone involved.
A debut novel about two young men in a declining Pennsylvania steel town, where economic hardship and violence narrow the choices for everyone involved.
A biography of photographer Dorothea Lange that follows her life, work, and vision as she chronicled American hardship and resilience.
A biography of photographer Dorothea Lange that follows her life, work, and vision as she chronicled American hardship and resilience.
A nonfiction account of Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath that follows Abdulrahman Zeitoun as he tries to protect his home and help others, then becomes trapped in a climate of suspicion and abuse.
A nonfiction account of Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath that follows Abdulrahman Zeitoun as he tries to protect his home and help others, then becomes trapped in a climate of suspicion and abuse.
A raw novel tracing a thirty-year marriage, with domestic intimacy, compromise, desire, and grief laid bare.
A raw novel tracing a thirty-year marriage, with domestic intimacy, compromise, desire, and grief laid bare.
A sweeping history of California in the postwar era, tracing prosperity, cultural change, and the tensions hidden beneath abundance.
A sweeping history of California in the postwar era, tracing prosperity, cultural change, and the tensions hidden beneath abundance.
A crime novel about a former paramilitary killer haunted by the dead and driven toward revenge in post-Troubles Belfast.
A crime novel about a former paramilitary killer haunted by the dead and driven toward revenge in post-Troubles Belfast.
A poetry collection in which Brenda Hillman uses water, ecology, and everyday life to build meditative, experimental poems.
A poetry collection in which Brenda Hillman uses water, ecology, and everyday life to build meditative, experimental poems.
A biography of physicist Paul Dirac that explores his life, brilliance, and emotional reserve at the center of quantum theory.
A biography of physicist Paul Dirac that explores his life, brilliance, and emotional reserve at the center of quantum theory.
This historical nonfiction title introduces the people and events of the civil rights movement in a way that is accessible to younger readers.
It follows the 1965 march from Selma to Montgomery through the eyes of the young people who took part.
A formally inventive graphic novel about an architect whose life collapses and sends him into a search for meaning, identity, and love.
A formally inventive graphic novel about an architect whose life collapses and sends him into a search for meaning, identity, and love.