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1991 in literature
This article presents a list of the historical events and publications of literature during 1991.
==Events==
*February – Sisters Vanessa Redgrave (Olga) and Lynn Redgrave (Masha) make their first and only appearance together on stage, with niece Jemma Redgrave as Irina, in the title rôles of Chekhov's play ''Three Sisters'' at the Queen's Theatre, London.
*July 11 – ''The Satanic Verses'' controversy: Hitoshi Igarashi (b. 1947), Japanese translator of Salman Rushdie's 1988 novel ''The Satanic Verses'', is stabbed to death at the University of Tsukuba in accordance with the fatwa issued against those involved in circulating the controversial book.
*October – Irvine Welsh's first published fiction, the short story "The First Day of the Edinbugh Festival" later incorporated into ''Trainspotting'', is published in ''New Writing Scotland''.〔''NWS'' 9:42.〕
*November 4 – An archaeological expedition is launched, eventually resulting in the discovery of a mass grave and the identification of the body of novelist Alain-Fournier, 77 years after his death in World War I; his bones are interred at Saint-Remy-la-Calonne.〔("La découverte du corps d’Alain-Fournier et de ses frères d’armes" ). Accessed 15 February 2015〕
==New prose fiction==
* Martin Amis – ''Time's Arrow: or the Nature of the Offense''
* Piers Anthony – ''Tatham Mound'', ''Question Quest'', ''Virtual Mode''
* Jeffrey Archer – ''As the Crow Flies''
* Beryl Bainbridge – ''The Birthday Boys''
* Clive Barker – ''Imajica''
* Pat Barker – ''Regeneration''
* Julian Barnes – ''Talking It Over''
* Louis Begley – ''Wartime Lies''
* Louis de Bernières – ''Señor Vivo and the Coca Lord''
* A. S. Byatt – ''Possession: A Romance''
* Agatha Christie (d. 1976) – ''Problem at Pollensa Bay and Other Stories''
* Tom Clancy – ''The Sum of All Fears''
* Mary Higgins Clark – ''Loves Music, Loves to Dance''
* Hugh Cook – ''The Werewolf and the Wormlord''
* Paul Cornell – ''Timewyrm: Revelation''
* Bernard Cornwell – ''Stormchild''
* Douglas Coupland – ''Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture''
* L. Sprague de Camp and Catherine Crook de Camp – ''The Pixilated Peeress''
* Don DeLillo – ''Mao II''
* Terrance Dicks – ''Timewyrm: Exodus''
* Assia Djebar – ''Far from Medina'' (''Loin de Médine'')
* Stephen R. Donaldson
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* ''The Gap into Conflict: The Real Story''
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* ''The Gap into Vision: Forbidden Knowledge''
* Roddy Doyle – ''The Van''
* Bret Easton Ellis – ''American Psycho''
* Stephen Fry – ''The Liar''
* Jostein Gaarder – ''Sophie's World (Sofies verden)''
* Diana Gabaldon – ''Outlander''
* John Gardner – ''The Man from Barbarossa
* David Gates – ''Jernigan''
* Ann Granger – ''Say It With Poison''
* John Grisham – ''The Firm''
* Josephine Hart – ''Damage''
* Elisabeth Harvor – ''Our Lady of All Distances'' (11 stories; revision of ''Women and Children'', 1973)
* Mark Jacobson – ''Gojiro''
* Stephen King – ''Needful Things''
* John le Carré – ''The Secret Pilgrim''
* Penelope Lively – ''City of the Mind''
* Morgan Llywelyn – ''Druids''
* James A. Michener – ''Mexico''
* Rohinton Mistry – ''Such a Long Journey''
* Timothy Mo – ''The Redundancy of Courage''
* Cees Nooteboom – ''The Following Story''
* Leonardo Padura Fuentes – ''Pasado perfecto'' (translated as ''Havana Blue'')
* John Peel – ''Timewyrm: Genesys''
* Ellis Peters – ''The Summer of the Danes''
* Marge Piercy – ''He, She and It''
* Terry Pratchett – ''Reaper Man'' and ''Witches Abroad''
* Jean Raspail – ''Sire''
* Alexandra Ripley – ''Scarlett''
* J. Jill Robinson – ''Saltwater Trees''
* Nigel Robinson – ''Timewyrm: Apocalypse''
* Bernice Rubens – ''A Solitary Grief''
* Norman Rush – ''Mating''
* José Saramago – ''The Gospel According to Jesus Christ'' (''O Evangelho Segundo Jesus Cristo'')
* Michael Shaara (posthumous) – ''For Love of the Game''
* Sidney Sheldon – ''The Doomsday Conspiracy''
* Jane Smiley – ''A Thousand Acres''
* Danielle Steel – ''Heartbeat''
* James B. Stewart – ''Den of Thieves''
* Michael Swanwick – ''Gravity's Angels''
* Antonio Tabucchi – ''Requiem: A Hallucination''
* Amy Tan – ''The Kitchen God's Wife''
* Andrew Vachss – ''Sacrifice''
* Martin Waddell – ''Farmer Duck''
* Bernard Werber – ''Empire of the Ants'' (''Les Fourmis'')
* Tim Winton – ''Cloudstreet''
* Helen Zahavi – ''Dirty Weekend''
* Timothy Zahn – ''Heir to the Empire''
* Haifa Zangana – ''Through the Vast Halls of Memory''
* Roger Zelazny – ''Prince of Chaos''
* Avi – ''Nothing But the Truth''
* G. Clifton Wisler – ''Red Cap (Book)''
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