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1999 in literature
See also: 1998 in literature, other events of 1999, 2000 in literature, list of years in literature.
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- Apollyon[?] - Jerry B. Jenkins[?] & Tim LaHaye[?]
- Assassins[?] - Jerry B. Jenkins[?] & Tim LaHaye[?]
- Atomised[?] - Michel Houellebecq
- Blind Eye[?] - James B. Stewart[?]
- The Century[?] - Peter Jennings[?] and Todd Brewster[?]
- Chocolat - Joanne Harris
- Darwin's Radio[?] - Greg Bear
- Death du Jour[?] - Kathy Reichs[?]
- Dining with Peggy Guggenheim[?] - Jane Turner Rylands[?]
- Disgrace[?] - J. M. Coetzee[?]
- Florence Lawrence, the Biograph Girl: America's First Movie Star[?] - Kelly R. Brown[?]
- The Fortune Catcher[?] - Susanne Pari[?]
- The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon - Stephen King
- Hannibal[?] - Thomas Harris[?]
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban - J. K. Rowling
- Hearts in Atlantis - Stephen King
- Irresistable Forces[?] - Danielle Steel
- A Lake Beyond the Wind[?] - Yahya Yakhlif[?]
- The Mark of the Angel[?] - Nancy Huston
- Paradise - Toni Morrison
- Sick Puppy - Carl Hiaasen
- Single & Single[?] - John le Carré
- Star Wars: Episode 1, The Phantom Menace[?] - Terry Brooks
- Scattered Like Seeds[?] - Shaw J. Dallal[?]
- Suzanne Valadon: The Mistress of Montmartre[?] - June Rose[?]
- 'Tis[?] - Frank McCourt
- Tara Road[?] - Maeve Binchy
- The Testament[?] - John Grisham
- Through the Stones[?] - Diana Gabaldon[?]
- Timeline[?] - Michael Crichton
- February 8 - Iris Murdoch, writer, aged 79
- February 22 - William Bronk[?], poet, aged 80 (or 81?)
- February 24 - Andre Dubus[?], writer
- March 4 - Karel van het Reve, Dutch writer, aged 77
- May 10 - Shel Silverstein, children's poet, aged 68
- July 2 - Mario Puzo, writer (The Godfather), aged 78
- July 16 - John F. Kennedy, Jr., publisher, son of John F. Kennedy, aged 38 (airplane crash)
- October 3 - Heinz G. Konsalik[?], writer, aged 78
- December 8 - Rupert Hart-Davis, editor, publisher
- December 12 - Joseph Heller, American novelist (Catch-22), aged 76
- Booker Prize: J. M. Coetzee[?], Disgrace
- Giller Prize for Canadian Fiction: Bonnie Burnard: A Good House
- Newberry Medal for children's literature: Louis Sachar, Holes
- Nobel Prize for Literature: Günter Grass
- Orange Prize for Fiction: Suzanne Berne[?], A Crime in the Neighborhood
- Pulitzer Prize for Drama: Margaret Edson[?], Wit
- Pulitzer Prize for Fiction: Michael Cunningham[?], The Hours
- Pulitzer Prize for Poetry: Mark Strand[?], Blizzard of One
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