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National Book Critics Circle Award for Biography

National Book Critics Circle

Annual award given by the National Book Critics Circle honoring the best biography published in the United States, recognizing excellence in the craft of life writing.

Next · expected February 2027

Shortlist announced Full award calendar

2017

  1. Won
  2. Shortlisted
  3. Hoover: An Extraordinary Life in Extraordinary Times

    Ken Whyte

    Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. Shortlisted

2016

  1. Won
  2. Black Elk: The Life of an American Visionary

    Joe Jackson

    Won 1 more award · Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. Shortlisted

2013

  1. Won
  2. Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. Lawrence in Arabia

    Scott Anderson

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted

2012

  1. The Passage of Power: The Years of Lyndon Johnson

    Robert A. Caro

    Won 2 more awards · Nominated for 1 more award

    Won
  2. All We Know: Three Lives

    Lisa Cohen

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. Shortlisted

1993

  1. Genet

    Edmund White

    Won 1 more award · Nominated for 1 more award

    Won
  2. A Different Person

    James Merrill

    Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. W. E. B. Du Bois: Biography of a Race, 1868–1919

    David Levering Lewis

    Won 2 more awards · Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted

1992

  1. Won
  2. Kissinger

    Walter Isaacson

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. Truman

    David McCullough

    Won 1 more award · Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted

1991

  1. Won
  2. Anne Sexton: A Biography

    Diane Wood Middlebrook

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. The Man Who Knew Infinity: A Life of the Genius Ramanujan

    Robert Kanigel

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted

1990

  1. Means of Ascent: The Years of Lyndon Johnson, Vol. II

    Robert A. Caro

    Won 1 more award · Nominated for 1 more award

    Won
  2. Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. Shortlisted

1987

  1. Won
  2. Shortlisted
  3. Don’t Tread on Me: The Selected Letters of S.J. Perelman

    Prudence Crowther

    Shortlisted
  4. Private Domain

    Paul Taylor

    Shortlisted
  5. Timebends: A Life

    Arthur Miller

    Shortlisted

1986

  1. Won
  2. Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. Shortlisted

1985

  1. Won
  2. Shortlisted
  3. Shortlisted
  4. Louise Bogan

    Elizabeth Frank

    Won 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  5. Visible Light: Four Creative Biographies

    Michael Lesy

    Shortlisted

1984

  1. Won
  2. Home Before Dark

    Susan Cheever

    Shortlisted
  3. Josephine Herbst

    Elinor Langer

    Shortlisted
  4. One Writer's Beginnings

    Eudora Welty

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  5. Shortlisted

1983

  1. Won
  2. Black Apollo of Science: The Life of Ernest Everett Just

    Kenneth R. Manning

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted
  3. Eleni

    Nicholas Gage

    Shortlisted
  4. Shortlisted
  5. Thomas Carlyle

    Fred Kaplan

    Nominated for 1 more award

    Shortlisted

Frequently asked questions

Who won the National Book Critics Circle Award for Biography in 2025?
“A Perfect Turmoil: Walter E. Fernald and the Struggle to Care for America’s Disabled” by Alex Green won the National Book Critics Circle Award for Biography in 2025.
Who are the most recent National Book Critics Circle Award for Biography winners?
2025: “A Perfect Turmoil: Walter E. Fernald and the Struggle to Care for America’s Disabled” by Alex Green; 2024: “Candy Darling: Dreamer, Icon, Superstar” by Cynthia Carr; 2023: “Winnie and Nelson: Portrait of a Marriage” by Jonny Steinberg; 2022: “G-Man: J. Edgar Hoover and the Making of the American Century” by Beverly Gage; 2021: “All the Frequent Troubles of Our Days: The True Story of the American Woman at the Heart of the German Resistance to Hitler” by Rebecca Donner.
Has anyone won the National Book Critics Circle Award for Biography more than once?
Yes - 1 author has: Robert A. Caro (1990, 2012).