List of works by Piers Anthony

List of works by Piers Anthony

This is a partial list of works by Piers Anthony.

eries

*Apprentice Adept
*#"Split Infinity" (1980)
*#"Blue Adept" (1981)
*#"Juxtaposition" (1982)
*#"Out of Phaze" (1987)
*#"Robot Adept" (1988)
*#"Unicorn Point" (1989)
*#"Phaze Doubt" (1990)

*Aton
*#"Chthon" (1967, his first published novel, nominated for the Hugo and Nebula Awards)
*#"Phthor" (1975)
*#:With Anthony's permission, Charles Platt wrote two further books in this series, "Plasm" (1987) and "Soma" (1988).

*Battle Circle
*#"Sos the Rope" (1968)
*#"Var the Stick" (1972)
*#"Neq the Sword" (1975)

*Bio of a Space Tyrant
*#"Refugee" (1983)
*#"Mercenary" (1984)
*#"Politician" (1985)
*#"Executive" (1985)
*#"Statesman" (1986)
*#"The Iron Maiden" (2001)

*ChroMagic series
*#"Key to Havoc"Published by [http://www.mundania.com Mundania Press] ] (2002)
*#"Key to Chroma" (2003)
*#"Key to Destiny" (2004)
*#"Key to Liberty" (2007)
*#"Key to Survival" (2008)

*Cluster
*#"Cluster" (1977, aka "Vicinity Cluster" in UK edition)
*#"Chaining the Lady" (1978)
*#"Kirlian Quest" (1978)
*#"Thousandstar" (1980)
*#"Viscous Circle" (1982)

*Geodyssey
*#"Isle of Woman" (1993)
*#"Shame of Man" (1994)
*#"Hope of Earth" (1997)
*#"Muse of Art" (1999)
*#"Climate of Change" (in progress again)

* Incarnations of Immortality
*#"On a Pale Horse" (1983)
*#"Bearing an Hourglass" (1984)
*#"With a Tangled Skein" (1985)
*#"Wielding a Red Sword" (1986)
*#"Being a Green Mother" (1987)
*#"For Love of Evil" (1988)
*#"And Eternity" (1990)
*#"Under a Velvet Cloak" (2007)

*Of Man and Manta
*#"Omnivore" (1968)
*#"Orn" (1970)
*#"0X" (1976) (Note: Title is commonly listed as "OX", but should be "0X".)

*Mode
*#"Virtual Mode" (1991)
*#"Fractal Mode" (1992)
*#"Chaos Mode" (1993)
*#"DoOon Mode" (2001)

*Pornucopia
*#"Pornucopia" (1989) (2002)
*#"The Magic Fart" (2003)

*Tarot (Written as a single novel which his publisher asked him to split up due to length.Fact|date=June 2007)
*#"God of Tarot" (1977)
*#"Vision of Tarot" (1980)
*#"Faith of Tarot" (1980)
*#:The Tarot series is in continuity with Anthony's Cluster series, which takes place decades later.

*Xanth - Anthony's most extensive series, with 34 novels and growing.
*#"A Spell for Chameleon" (1977)
*#"The Source of Magic" (1979)
*#"Castle Roogna" (1979)
*#"Centaur Aisle" (1982)
*#"Ogre, Ogre" (1982)
*#"Night Mare" (1983)
*#"Dragon on a Pedestal" (1983)
*#"Crewel Lye" (1985)
*#"Golem in the Gears" (1986)
*#"Vale of the Vole" (1987)
*#"Heaven Cent" (1988)
*#"Man from Mundania" (1989)
*#"Isle of View" (1990)
*#"Question Quest" (1991)
*#"The Color of Her Panties" (1992)
*#"Demons Don't Dream" (1993)
*#"Harpy Thyme" (1994)
*#"Geis of the Gargoyle" (1995)
*#"Roc and a Hard Place" (1995)
*#"Yon Ill Wind" (1996)
*#"Faun & Games" (1997)
*#"Zombie Lover" (1998)
*#"Xone of Contention" (1999)
*#"The Dastard" (2000)
*#"Swell Foop" (2001)
*#"Up In A Heaval" (2002)
*#"Cube Route" (2003)
*#"Currant Events" (2004)
*#"Pet Peeve" (2005)
*#"Stork Naked" (2006)
*#"Air Apparent" (2007)
*#"Two to the Fifth" (2008)
*#"Jumper Cable" (2009)
*#"Knot Gneiss" (2010)

Non-series novels

*"Macroscope" (1969, nominated for a 1970 Hugo Award for Best Novel)
*"Hasan" (1969, 1977 revised)
*"Prostho Plus" (1971)
*"Race Against Time" (1973)
*"Rings of Ice" (1974)
*"Triple Detente" (1974)
*"But What of Earth?" ("Collaboration" with Robert Coulson, 1976; Anthony's original republished, with annotations, 1989. See main article.)
*"Steppe" (1976)
*"Mute" (1981) (a sequel named "Moot" was shelved, with extensive notes. Unfortunately, those notes are now lost and that sequel will not be written.)
*"Anthonology" (1985, short story collection)
*"Ghost" (1986)
*"Shade of the Tree" (1986)
*"Total Recall" (1989) (a novelization of the movie "Total Recall", which is based on the short story/novella "We Can Remember It For You Wholesale" by Philip K. Dick)
*"Hard Sell" (1990)
*"Firefly" (1990)
*"Balook" (1990)
*"Tatham Mound" (1991)
*"MerCycle" (1991)
*"Alien Plot" (1992, short story collection)
*Killobyte (1993)
*"Volk" (1996)
*"Realty Check" (1999)
*"Relationships" (2006, short story collection republished in 2007 by [http://www.phaze.com Phaze Books] )
*"Relationships, Vol. 2" (2007, story collection published by [http://www.phaze.com Phaze Books] )
*"Relationships, Vol. 3" (2008, story collection published by [http://www.phaze.com Phaze Books] )
*"Tortoise Reform" (2007 published by [http://www.mundania.com Mundania Press] )

Autobiographical works

*"Bio of an Ogre" (1988, to age 50)
*"How Precious was that While" (2001, to age 65)
*"Letters to Jenny" (1994) -- The mother of a teenage fan wrote to Piers Anthony about her daughter Jenny, the victim of a drunk driver, being paralyzed and in a coma. The mother felt that having letters from Jenny's favorite author read to her might help bring her out of her coma. He wrote her constantly and for a long period of time, even naming a Xanth character after her. Jenny eventually came out of her coma, but remains paralyzed and has difficulty communicating. This book is a collection of the letters from the first year of correspondence.

Collaborations

*"The Ring" (1968, with Robert E. Margroff)
*"The ESP Worm" (1970, with Robert E. Margroff)
*"Pretender" (1979, with Frances Hall)
*"Through the Ice" (1989, with Robert Kornwise, posthumously -- Kornwise was a high school student who died tragically. His friends sent his unfinished manuscript and a plea to Piers Anthony to help their deceased friend get published. To make sure that the book was a fitting memorial tribute, Piers Anthony made sure it was printed on acid-free paper despite the expense.)
*"Dead Morn" (1990, with Roberto Fuentes)
*"The Caterpillar's Question" (1992, with Philip José Farmer) -- This collaboration was actually the result of another proposed collaborative project. The original idea proposed by an editor was to have a book where each chapter was written by a different author. That project fell apart, but Piers Anthony and Philip José Farmer later decided they wanted to salvage something from it by morphing it into a two person collaboration, where the two alternated chapters, without revealing who wrote which chapters.
*"If I Pay Thee Not in Gold" (1993, with Mercedes Lackey)
*"The Willing Spirit" (1996, with Alfred Tella)
*"Spider Legs" (1998, with Clifford A. Pickover)
*"Quest for the Fallen Star" (1998, with James Richey and Alan Riggs)
*"Dream a Little Dream" (1999, with Julie Brady)
*"The Gutbucket Quest" (2000, with Ron Leming)
*"The Secret of Spring" (2000, with Jo Anne Taeusch)
*"Starkweather: Immortal 0" (2007, with David A. Rodriguez) -- This collaboration is a different one for Piers Anthony. He crafted an original short story based on the character Cartaphilus from the creator-owned "Starkweather" comic book series by David A. Rodriguez. This short story was then adapted into a comic book script and painted by fantasy artist Patrick McEvoy and published by Archaia Studios, making "Starkweather: Immortal" issue 0, Piers Anthony's first true comic book work.)

Kelvin of Rud series (with Robert E. Margroff)
*"Dragon's Gold" (1987)
*"Serpent's Silver" (1988)
*"Chimaera's Copper" (1990)
*"Orc's Opal" (1990)
*"Mouvar's Magic" (1992)

Jason Striker series (with Roberto Fuentes)
*"Kiai!" (1974)
*"Mistress of Death" (1974)
*"Bamboo Bloodbath" (1974)
*"Ninja's Revenge" (1975)
*"Amazon Slaughter" (1976)
*"Curse of the Ninja" (1976)

Related works

*"Cut By Emerald" (1987, by Dana Kramer), a Combat Command game book set in the "Bio of a Space Tyrant" universe.
*"Encyclopedia of Xanth" (1987, by Jody Lynn Nye), a Crossroads Adventure game book set in the "Xanth" universe.
*"Piers Anthony's Visual Guide to Xanth" (1989, by Piers Anthony and Jody Lynn Nye).

References

External Links

* [http://www.hipiers.com/bibliography.html Piers Anthony's Bibliography List]
* [http://us.macmillan.com/author/piersanthony Piers Anthony's work at Macmillan.com]


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