Publishers Weekly's 10 best books of 2016
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: Barkskins — Annie Proulx · What Belongs to You — Garth Greenwell · Blood in the Water — Heather Ann Thompson. (Updated Feb 26, 2022.)
The ten books Publishers Weekly picked as the best of 2016, fiction and non-fiction.
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Top 10
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1
Barkskins — Annie Proulx
Fiction.
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2
What Belongs to You — Garth Greenwell
Fiction.
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3
Blood in the Water — Heather Ann Thompson
Non-fiction.
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4
Evicted — Matthew Desmond
Non-fiction.
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5
Guilty Thing — Frances Wilson
Non-fiction.
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6
A Kingdom of Their Own — Joshua Partlow
Non-fiction.
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7
Ninety-Nine Stories of God — Joy Williams
Fiction.
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8
Secondhand Time — Svetlana Alexievich
Non-fiction.
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9
The Underground Railroad — Colson Whitehead
Fiction.
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10
The Vegetarian — Han Kang
Fiction.
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