Kate Wilhelm

Bibliography

Science Fiction, Fantasy and Realistic Novels

• More Bitter Than Death (1962)
• The Clone (1965, with Theodore L. Thomas)
• The Nevermore Affair (1966)
• The Killer Thing (1967)
• Let the Fire Fall (1969)
• The Year of the Cloud (1970, with Theodore L. Thomas)
• Margaret and I (1971)
• City of Cain (1974)
• Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang (1976)
• The Clewiston Test (1976)
• Fault Lines (1977)
• Juniper Time (1979)
• The Winter Beach (1981)
• A Sense of Shadow (1981)
• Oh, Susannah! (1982)
• Welcome, Chaos (1983)
• Huysman's Pets (1985)
• Crazy Time (1988)
• Cambio Bay (1990)
• Naming the Flowers (1992)
• Justice for Some (1993)
• The Good Children (1998)
• The Deepest Water (2000)
• Skeletons: A Novel of Suspense (2002)
• The Price of Silence (2005)

Mystery Novels

Barbara Holloway Series

• Death Qualified: A Mystery of Chaos (1991)
• The Best Defense (1994)
• For the Defense: or, Malice Prepense (1996)
• Defense for the Devil (1999)
• No Defense (2000)
• Desperate Measures (2001)
• The Clear and Convincing Proof (2003)
• The Unbidden Truth (2004)

Constance and Charlie Series

• The Hamlet Trap (1987)
• The Dark Door (1988)
• Smart House (1989)
• Sweet, Sweet Poison (1990)
• Seven Kinds of Death (1992)

Story Collections

• The Mile-Long Spaceship (1963, UK title: Andover and the Android)
• The Downstairs Room, and Other Speculative Fiction (1968)
• Abyss: Two Novellas (1971)
• The Infinity Box: A Collection of Speculative Fiction (1975)
• Somerset Dreams and Other Fictions (1978)
• Better than One (1980, with Damon Knight)
• Listen, Listen (1981)
• State of Grace (1991)
• And the Angels Sing (1992)
• A Flush of Shadows (1995, Constance & Charlie mystery stories)
• Children of the Wind (1989)

Short fiction

• "Baby You Were Great"
• "The Girl Who Fell into the Sky"
• "The Planners" (Nebula)

Non-fiction

• Storyteller: 30 Years of the Clarion Writers Workshop (2005)

Interviews & Speeches

• WisCon 30 Guest of Honor Speech

External Links

Kate Wilhelm's Web Site

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