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Jonathan Lethem

Vereinigte Staaten · Schriftsteller · Geboren 1964 · Alter 62

Jonathan Lethem wird in 27 Sprachen etwa 231 Mal am Tag gelesen.

Ein typischer Tag, 30 Tage bis 17. September 2026

Der mittlere Tag der gezählten Tage, damit eine Nachrichtenwoche ihn nicht verschieben kann. Die Linie darunter zeigt die letzten 60 Tage, ein Punkt pro Tag.

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Jonathan Allen Lethem (Aussprache: [ˈliːθəm]; * 19. Februar 1964 in Brooklyn, New York) ist ein US-amerikanischer Schriftsteller.

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Stationen eines Lebens

2025Guggenheim FellowshipAuszeichnung2020“Journeyman himself had a kind of tone deafness when it came to Eastern stuff, or at least to the Eastern stuff spouted by Westerners who fancied themselves enlightened.”Eigene WorteChapter 4, “The Pillow Book of Jerome Kormentz” (p. 11)

“OK, so he’s a producer, right?” Lucius spoke as a prosecuting attorney, nailing down established facts.”Eigene WorteChapter 43, “Dinner with Jane and Lucius” (p. 171)

“People believe what they need to believe.”Eigene WorteChapter 58, “The Last American” (p. 236)

2014Berlin PrizeAuszeichnung2005MacArthur Fellows ProgramAuszeichnung2002Tähtivaeltaja AwardAuszeichnung2000Gold DaggerAuszeichnung1999National Book Critics Circle Award for FictionAuszeichnung1997“Feeling unique is what we all have in common, it’s the thing that’s always the same.”Eigene WorteAugust 1997Five Fucks (pp. 192-193)

“Scout, that’s a good one,” said the sergeant. “Danny-boy couldn’t scout the inside of his eyelids.”Eigene WorteAugust 1997Sleepy People (p. 280)

World Fantasy Award for Best CollectionAuszeichnung1995“He allowed himself to feel that his stubbornness was courage. Maybe it was.”Eigene Wortep. 17

Crawford AwardAuszeichnungLocus Award for Best First NovelAuszeichnung1964Geboren19. Februar 1964

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Lethem in BrooklynLethem in BrooklynLethem reading at the 2008 Brooklyn Book FestivalLethem reading at the 2008 Brooklyn Book FestivalLethem reading at Occupy Wall Street; his shirt refers to the New York Mets' home field changing from Shea Stadium, named after William Shea, to Citi Field, the naming rights for which were bought by CitibankLethem reading at Occupy Wall Street; his shirt refers to the New York Mets' home field changing from Shea Stadium, named after William Shea, to Citi Field, the naming rights for which were bought by Citibank

In ihren eigenen Worten 10

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Jonathan Lethem
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10 Aussagen, neueste zuerst

  1. Journeyman himself had a kind of tone deafness when it came to Eastern stuff, or at least to the Eastern stuff spouted by Westerners who fancied themselves enlightened.

    2020, Chapter 4, “The Pillow Book of Jerome Kormentz” (p. 11), Eigene Worte

  2. This was before cell phones. The desolate spaciousness between humans, between human moments, not yet filled in with chattering ghosts of reassurance.

    2020, Chapter 7, “The Starlet Apartments, Part 1” (p. 29), Eigene Worte

  3. OK, so he’s a producer, right?” Lucius spoke as a prosecuting attorney, nailing down established facts.

    2020, Chapter 43, “Dinner with Jane and Lucius” (p. 171), Eigene Worte

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Auszeichnungen

Guggenheim Fellowship2025
Berlin Prize2014
MacArthur Fellows Program2005
Tähtivaeltaja Award2002
Gold Dagger2000
National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction1999
World Fantasy Award for Best Collection1997
Locus Award for Best First Novel1995
Crawford Award1995

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Geboren 1964 · Alter 62

Gemeinsamkeiten mit Jonathan

Paul DanoAuch in Light and the Sufferer (2008)Dave EggersAuch in As Smart As They Are: The Author Project (2005)Dallas RobertsAuch in Motherless Brooklyn (2019)Paolo CognettiAuch in Writing New York: Lethem (2004)Josh PaisAuch in Motherless Brooklyn (2019)Jonathan AmesAuch in As Smart As They Are: The Author Project (2005)

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