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Author record · 2007 to 2022

Sebastian Faulks: Awards and Best-of Lists

Sebastian Faulks has won 1 award, the British Book Awards (2009) for Devil May Care, with 6 longlist or nominee places and 4 year-end list picks in our archive.

Every recognition

Year is the award or list year, not the publication year.
YearBookSourceResultTranslator
2022Snow CountryWalter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction source (opens in a new tab)Longlist · Historical Fiction
2017Where My Heart Used to BeatDublin Literary Award source (opens in a new tab)Longlist · Fiction
2015Where My Heart Used to BeatThe Observer Best Books of the Year source (opens in a new tab)Selection · Fiction
2014A Possible LifeDublin Literary Award source (opens in a new tab)Longlist · Fiction
2013Jeeves and the Wedding BellsKirkus Best Books of the Year source (opens in a new tab)Selection · Fiction
2013Jeeves and the Wedding BellsThe Guardian Best Books of the Year source (opens in a new tab)Selection · Fiction
2011A Week In DecemberDublin Literary Award source (opens in a new tab)Longlist · Fiction
2009Devil May CareBritish Book Awards source (opens in a new tab)Winner · Popular Fiction
2009EnglebyDublin Literary Award source (opens in a new tab)Longlist · Fiction
2007Human TracesDublin Literary Award source (opens in a new tab)Longlist · Fiction
2007EnglebyWashington Post Best Books of the Year source (opens in a new tab)Selection · Notable Fiction

Books

  1. Engleby2 sources · 2007 to 2009
  2. Jeeves and the Wedding Bells2 sources · 2013
  3. Where My Heart Used to Beat2 sources · 2015 to 2017
  4. A Possible Life1 source · 2014
  5. A Week In December1 source · 2011
  6. Devil May Care1 source · 2009
  7. Human Traces1 source · 2007
  8. Snow Country1 source · 2022