Novels
- Captain America is dead. (1992) (Jabberwocky Press)
- The Flyswatter Agenda (Referenced. No Publication Data Found)
- Zen in the art of Slaying Vampires (1997) (Hell's Kitchen Books)
- The Touch: Epidemic of the Millennium (an anthology) (2000)(Simon & Schuster)
- Tao Damphire (Referenced. No Publication Data Found)
- Deprivers (2003) (Bestseller) (Ace/Penguin Putnam)
- Fear Itself (Batman novel) (with Michael Reaves) (2007) (DC Comics / Del Rey)
- Infinite Mirror (Batman novel) (with Michael Reaves) (Sequestered) (DC Comics / Del Rey)
- The Killswitch Review (with Diane Dekelb-Rittenhouse) (2009) (Yard Dog Press) (2011-2012) (Serialized on SuicideGirls.com)
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