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Standalone Novels

by Percival Everett

22 books Started 1985 Latest 2024
Publication Reading Order

The Standalone Novels is a Literary Fiction / Contemporary Fiction series by Percival Everett, comprising 22 books published between 1985 and 2024. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
1 Walk Me to the Distance 1985 Buy from Amazon
2 For Her Dark Skin 1990 Buy from Amazon
Zulus cover 3 Zulus 1990 Buy from Amazon
God's Country cover 4 God's Country 1994 Buy from Amazon
5 Watershed 1996 Buy from Amazon
Frenzy cover 6 Frenzy 1996 Buy from Amazon
Suder cover 7 Suder 1999 Buy from Amazon
Glyph cover 8 Glyph 1999 Buy from Amazon
Cutting Lisa cover 9 Cutting Lisa 2000 Buy from Amazon
Grand Canyon, Inc. cover 10 Grand Canyon, Inc. 2001 Buy from Amazon
Erasure cover 11 Erasure 2001 Buy from Amazon
A History of the African-American People cover 12 A History of the African-American People 2004 Buy from Amazon
American Desert cover 13 American Desert 2004 Buy from Amazon
Wounded cover 14 Wounded 2005 Buy from Amazon
Water Cure cover 15 Water Cure 2007 Buy from Amazon
I Am Not Sidney Poitier cover 16 I Am Not Sidney Poitier 2009 Buy from Amazon
Assumption cover 17 Assumption 2011 Buy from Amazon
Percival Everett by Virgil Russell cover 18 Percival Everett by Virgil Russell 2013 Buy from Amazon
So Much Blue cover 19 So Much Blue 2017 Buy from Amazon
Telephone cover 20 Telephone 2020 Buy from Amazon
The Trees cover 21 The Trees 2021 Buy from Amazon
James cover 22 James 2024 Buy from Amazon

Percival Everett is a Distinguished Professor at USC whose densely layered, intellectually challenging novels have earned him major awards including the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. His work combines philosophical depth with incisive social commentary, exploring themes of identity, race, and the African American experience.

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