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The Whiting Writers' Award is an American award presented annually to ten emerging writers in fiction, nonfiction, poetry and plays. The award is sponsored by the Mrs. Giles Whiting Foundation and has been presented since 1985. As of 2007, winners receive US $50,000.[1][2] Year Recipients 2009 Jericho Brown, poetry Jay Hopler, poetry Adam Johnson, fiction Rajiv Joseph, plays Joan Kane, poetry Michael Meyer, nonfiction Nami Mun, fiction Hugh Raffles, nonfiction Salvatore Scibona, fiction Vu Tran, fiction 2008 Mischa Berlinski, fiction Rick Hilles, poetry Donovan Hohn, nonfiction Douglas Kearney, poetry Laleh Khadivi, fiction Manuel Muñoz, fiction Dael Orlandersmith, plays Benjamin Percy, fiction Julie Sheehan, poetry Lysley Tenorio, fiction 2007 Sheila Callaghan, plays Ben Fountain, fiction Paul Guest, poetry Brad Kessler, fiction Cate Marvin, poetry Tarell Alvin McCraney, plays Carlo Rotella, nonfiction Dalia Sofer, fiction Peter Trachtenberg, nonfiction Jack Turner, nonfiction 2006 Sherwin Bitsui, poetry Charles D’Ambrosio, fiction Stephen Adly Guirgis, plays Tyehimba Jess, poetry Suji Kwock Kim, poetry Yiyun Li, fiction Micheline Aharonian Marcom, fiction Nina Marie Martínez, fiction Bruce Norris, plays Patrick O’Keeffe, fiction 2005 Sarah Shun-lien Bynum, fiction Thomas Sayers Ellis, poetry Nell Freudenberger, fiction Rinne Groff, plays Ilya Kaminsky, poetry Seth Kantner, fiction John Keene, fiction/poetry Dana Levin, poetry Spencer Reece, poetry Tracy K. Smith, poetry 2004 Daniel Alarcon, fiction Kirsten Bakis, fiction Catherine Barnett, poetry Dan Chiasson, poetry Allison Glock, nonfiction Elana Greenfield, plays A. Van Jordan, poetry Victor LaValle, fiction John Jeremiah Sullivan, nonfiction Tracey Scott Wilson, plays 2003 Courtney Angela Brkic, fiction and nonfiction Alexander Chee, fiction Christopher Cokinos, nonfiction Trudy Dittmar, nonfiction Major Jackson, poetry Agymah Kamau, fiction Ann Pancake, fiction Lewis Robinson, fiction Jess Row, fiction Sarah Ruhl, plays 2002 Jeffrey Renard Allen, fiction Elizabeth Arnold, poetry Justin Cronin, fiction Kim Edwards, fiction David Gewanter, poetry Melissa James Gibson, plays Michelle Huneven, fiction Danzy Senna, fiction Evan Smith, plays Joshua Weiner, poetry 2001 Judy Blunt, nonfiction Joel Brouwer, poetry Emily Carter, fiction Kathleen Finneran, nonfiction Matthew Klam, fiction Brighde Mullins, plays Akhil Sharma, fiction Jason Sommer, poetry Samrat Upadhyay, fiction John Wray, fiction 2000 Robert Cohen, fiction Samantha Gillison, fiction Andrew X. Pham, nonfiction Lily King, fiction John McManus, fiction Albert Mobilio, poetry/fiction James Thomas Stevens (Aronhiotas), poetry Kelly Stuart, plays Colson Whitehead, fiction Claude Wilkinson, poetry 1999 Gordon Grice, nonfiction Michael Haskell, poetry Ehud Havazelet, fiction Terrance Hayes, poetry Naomi Iizuka, plays Ben Marcus, fiction Yxta Maya Murray, fiction ZZ Packer, fiction Margaret Talbot, nonfiction Martha Zweig, poetry 1998 Michael Byers, fiction Nancy Eimers, poetry Daniel Hall, poetry W. David Hancock, plays James Kimbrell, poetry Ralph Lombreglia, fiction/nonfiction D. J. Waldie, nonfiction Anthony Walton, fiction Charles Harper Webb, poetry Greg Williamson, poetry 1997 Jo Ann Beard, nonfiction Connie Deanovich, poetry Erik Ehn, plays Forrest Gander, poetry Jody Gladding, poetry Suketu Mehta, fiction/nonfiction Ellen Meloy, nonfiction Josip Novakovich, fiction/ nonfiction Melanie Rae Thon, fiction Mark Turpin, poetry 1996 Anderson Ferrell, fiction Cristina Garcia, fiction Molly Gloss, fiction Brigit Pegeen Kelly, poetry Brian Kiteley, fiction Chris Offutt, fiction/nonfiction Elizabeth Spires, poetry Patricia Storace, nonfiction/ poetry Judy Troy, fiction A.J. Verdelle, fiction 1995 André Aciman, nonfiction Michael Cunningham, fiction Lucy Grealy, nonfiction/ poetry Suzannah Lessard, nonfiction Reginald McKnight, fiction James McMichael, poetry Mary Ruefle, poetry Russ Rymer, nonfiction Matthew Stadler, fiction Melanie Sumner, fiction 1994 Mark Doty, poetry Louis Edwards, fiction Kennedy Fraser, nonfiction Mary Hood, fiction Randall Kenan, fiction/nonfiction Wayne Koestenbaum, nonfiction/poetry Rosemary Mahoney, nonfiction Claudia Roth Pierpont, nonfiction Mary Swander, poetry/nonfiction Kate Wheeler, fiction 1993 Jeffrey Eugenides, fiction Dagoberto Gilb, fiction Kevin Kling, plays Mark Levine, poetry Nathaniel Mackey, poetry/fiction Dionisio D. Martinez poetry Sigrid Nunez, fiction Janet Peery, fiction Kathleen Peirce, poetry Lisa Shea, fiction 1992 Roger Fanning, poetry Eva Hoffman, nonfiction R.S. Jones, fiction J.S. Marcus, fiction Jane Mead, poetry Suzan-Lori Parks, plays Katha Pollitt, poetry/nonfiction Keith Reddin, plays José Rivera, plays Damien Wilkins, fiction 1991 Stanley Crouch, nonfiction Rebecca Goldstein, fiction Allegra Goodman, fiction John Homan, fiction Cynthia Kadohata, fiction Scott McPherson, plays Thylias Moss, poetry Rick Rofihe, fiction J Anton Shammas, fiction/nonfiction Franz Wright, poetry 1990 Emily Hiestand, poetry Tony Kushner, plays Yannick Murphy, fiction Lawrence Naumoff, fiction Dennis Nurkse, poetry Mark Richard, fiction Harriet Ritvo, nonfiction Christopher Tilghman, fiction Amy Wilentz, nonfiction Stephen Wright, fiction 1989 Ellen Akins, fiction Russell Edson, poetry Ian Frazier, nonfiction Mary Karr, poetry Natalie Kusz, nonfiction Luc Sante, nonfiction Timberlake Wertenbaker, plays Marianne Wiggins, fiction Tobias Wolff, nonfiction/fiction C. D. Wright, poetry 1988 Michael Burkard, poetry Lydia Davis, fiction Bruce Duffy, fiction Gerald Early, nonfiction Jonathan Franzen, fiction Mary La Chapelle, fiction Li-Young Lee, poetry Sylvia Moss, poetry Geoffrey O'Brien, nonfiction William T. Vollmann, fiction 1987 Mindy Aloff, nonfiction Joan Chase, fiction Mark Cox, poetry Pam Durban, fiction Gretel Ehrlich, nonfiction Deborah Eisenberg, fiction Alice McDermott, fiction Reinaldo Povod, plays Michael Ryan, poetry David Foster Wallace, fiction 1986 John Ash, poetry Hayden Carruth, poetry Kent Haruf, fiction Denis Johnson, fiction Darryl Pinckney, nonfiction/fiction Padgett Powell, fiction Mona Simpson, fiction Frank Stewart, poetry Ruth Stone, poetry August Wilson, plays 1985 Raymond Abbott, fiction Douglas Crase, poetry Stuart Dybek, fiction Jorie Graham, poetry Linda Gregg, poetry Wright Morris, fiction/nonfiction Howard Norman, fiction James Robison, fiction James Schuyler, poetry Austin Wright, fiction/nonfiction References ^ Mrs. Giles Whiting Foundation ^ http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/jacketcopy/2009/10/whiting-awards-presented-to-10-upandcoming-writers-.html External links 2005 Award recipients Award Recipients from 2004-1985