Books · 1990
As a new decade dawned, 1990 delivered transformative fiction that expanded fantasy, redefined techno-thrillers, and addressed complex human truths. Writers crafted enduring classics that bridged literary prestige and massive global pop culture appeal.
A cautionary techno-thriller about cloned dinosaurs overrunning a tropical theme park, sparking a massive media franchise and global fascination with genetic engineering.
An intricate literary mystery interleaving a modern academic romance with the unravelling secrets of two Victorian poets, winning the 1990 Booker Prize.
The epic opening volume of The Wheel of Time series, establishing a vast high-fantasy world that became one of the most influential sagas in modern fantasy literature.
A groundbreaking collection of linked semi-autobiographical short stories examining truth, memory, and trauma among American soldiers during the Vietnam War.
A witty apocalyptic comedy following an angel and a demon who team up to prevent Armageddon because they have grown fond of their comfortable lives on Earth.
A gritty noir masterpiece following three LAPD detectives entangled in corruption, murder, and Hollywood scandal in 1950s Los Angeles.
Written while under a fatwa, this vibrant allegorical fable celebrates storytelling, free speech, and imagination through a young boy's journey to restore the ocean of stories.
A groundbreaking coming-of-age novel depicting race, identity, and pop culture in 1970s London through the eyes of a mixed-race teenager, winning the Whitbread First Novel Award.
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