Works
- 1967: A Hall of Mirrors
- 1974: Dog Soldiers — winner of the National Book Award
- 1981: A Flag for Sunrise
- 1986: Children of Light
- 1992: Outerbridge Reach
- 1997: Bear and His Daughter (short stories)
- 1998: Damascus Gate
- 2003: Bay of Souls
- 2007: Prime Green: Remembering the Sixties
- 2010: Fun with Problems (short stories)
Read more about this topic: Robert Stone (novelist)
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