Hurricane Katrina chronicle, 'Americanah' love story win US book prize


A love story that examines modern attitudes about race, a chronicle of the days after Hurricane Katrina and a biography of Anglo-Irish satirist Jonathan Swift won the National Book Critics Circle awards.

The prizes presented at the New School in New York City honor books published in the United States in the past year and are selected by the group’s 24-member board of directors.

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