our cultural discourse" — despite Tóibín being Irish. 1993: Encore Award for a second novel, The Heather Blazing 1999: Booker Prize shortlist, for The Blackwater Lightship 2001: International Dublin Literary Award shortlist, for The Blackwater Lightship 2004: Booker Prize shortlist, for The Master 2004: Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Fiction, for The Master 2004: The New York Times, as one of the ten most notable books of the year, for The Master 2005: Lambda Literary Award, for The Master 2005: Stonewall Book Award, for The Master 2006: International Dublin Literary Award, for The Master 2007: Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature 2008: Honorary degree of Doctor of Letters (D.Litt) from the University of Ulster, in recognition of his contribution to contemporary Irish literature 2009: Booker Prize longlist, for Brooklyn 2009: Costa Novel Award, for Brooklyn 2010: Awarded the 38th annual AWB Vincent American Ireland Fund Literary Award 2011: International Dublin Literary Award shortlist, for Brooklyn 2011: Irish PEN Award, for contribution to Irish literature 2011: Frank O'Connor International Short Story Award shortlist, for The Empty Family. 2013: Booker Prize shortlist, for The Testament of Mary 2014: Named as a trustee to The Griffin Trust For Excellence in Poetry, which awards the Griffin Poetry Prize 2015: Hawthornden Prize, for Nora Webster 2017: The Dayton Literary Peace Prize Richard C. Holbrooke Distinguished Achievement Award 2017: Honorary doctorate from the Open University, for services to the arts and sciences 2017: The Kenyon Review Award for Literary Achievement 2019: Premio Malaparte (Italy) 2019: Bob Hughes Lifetime Achievement Award 2021: Notable Book, Critics' Top Book, and Top 10 Book of Historical Fiction by The New York Times, for The Magician 2021: Best Book of the Year by NPR, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal, for The Magician 2021: David Cohen Prize for Literature 2022: Folio Prize, for The Magician Selected bibliography Novels The Magician, Viking, 2021, Short fiction Collections Stories Non-fiction (republished in 1994 without photographs as Bad Blood). (revised edition Picador, 2002, ) (First English edition; Australian edition published 2001) The Irish Famine. A Documentary. With Diarmaid Ferriter, Profile Books Limited, 2001. Book reviews Filmography 2017 Return to Montauk (writer) 2015 Brooklyn See also LGBT culture in New York City List of LGBT people from New York City Notes References Sources Ryan, Ray. Ireland and Scotland: Literature and Culture, State and Nation, 1966–2000. Oxford University Press, 2002. Further reading