Jonathan Franzen Books in Order
Jonathan Franzen is a celebrated author known for his thought-provoking novels and nonfiction works. He has published several notable books with FSG, including the National Book Award-winning novel <i>The Corrections</i>, as well as novels <i>The Twenty-Seventh City</i> and <i>Strong Motion</i>, and nonfiction works <i>How to Be Alone</i> and <i>The Discomfort Zone</i>. His fourth novel, <i>Freedom</i>, was published in 2010 to widespread acclaim. Franzen's numerous honors include the 1988 Whiting Writers' Award, <i>Granta</i>'s Best Of Young American Novelists (1996), the <i>Salon</i> Book Award (2001), the <i>New York Times</i> Best Books of the Year (2001), and the James Tait Black Memorial Prize (2002).
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Jonathan Franzen
- #1AmazonCrossroads(2021)
- #2AmazonGranta 54(1996)
- #3AmazonWonderful Town(2000)
- #4AmazonThe Future Dictionary of America(2004)
- #5AmazonThe Best American Essays 2005(2005)
- #6AmazonThe Legacy of David Foster Wallace(2012)
- #7AmazonThe Best American Essays 2016(2016)
- #8• Whiting Award in 1988(19)
- #9• Guggenheim Fellowship in 1996(19)
- #10• Berlin Prize in 2000(20)
- #11• Salon Book Award in 2001(20)
- #12• Carlos Fuentes Medal in 2012(20)
- #13• Welt-Literaturpreis in 2013(20)
- #14James Tait Black Memorial Prize winner in 2002(20)
About Jonathan Franzen
Jonathan Franzen is a celebrated author known for his thought-provoking novels and nonfiction works. He has published several notable books with FSG, including the National Book Award-winning novel <i>The Corrections</i>, as well as novels <i>The Twenty-Seventh City</i> and <i>Strong Motion</i>, and nonfiction works <i>How to Be Alone</i> and <i>The Discomfort Zone</i>. His fourth novel, <i>Freedom</i>, was published in 2010 to widespread acclaim. Franzen's numerous honors include the 1988 Whiting Writers' Award, <i>Granta</i>'s Best Of Young American Novelists (1996), the <i>Salon</i> Book Award (2001), the <i>New York Times</i> Best Books of the Year (2001), and the James Tait Black Memorial Prize (2002).
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