The Atlantic's best books of 2021
The top 3 according to 5 votes from people: Always Crashing in the Same Car — Matthew Specktor · Afterparties — Anthony Veasna So · Excavate! — Tessa Norton & Bob Stanley. (Updated Feb 3, 2022.)
15 books from The Atlantic's selection of the best of 2021.
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Top 15
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1
Always Crashing in the Same Car — Matthew Specktor
Picked by The Atlantic.
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Afterparties — Anthony Veasna So
Picked by The Atlantic.
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3
Excavate! — Tessa Norton & Bob Stanley
Picked by The Atlantic.
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4
Klara and the Sun — Kazuo Ishiguro
Picked by The Atlantic.
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5
Empire of Pain — Patrick Radden Keefe
Picked by The Atlantic.
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6
Assembly — Natasha Brown
Picked by The Atlantic.
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7
Intimacies — Katie Kitamura
Picked by The Atlantic.
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8
The Right to Sex — Amia Srinivasan
Picked by The Atlantic.
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9
Harrow — Joy Williams
Picked by The Atlantic.
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10
Being a Human — Charles Foster
Picked by The Atlantic.
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11
All That She Carried — Tiya Miles
Picked by The Atlantic.
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12
Nervous System — Lina Meruane
Picked by The Atlantic.
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13
What Noise Against the Cane — Desiree C. Bailey
Picked by The Atlantic.
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14
Detransition, Baby — Torrey Peters
Picked by The Atlantic.
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15
Crying in H Mart — Michelle Zauner
Picked by The Atlantic.
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