Other Works
He has edited three anthologies of stories of Santa Barbara, California:
- Tales of Santa Barbara: From Native Storytellers to Sue Grafton (with Dean Stewart) (1994)
- Red Tiles, Blue Skies: More Tales of Santa Barbara (1996)
- Santa Barbara Stories (19?)
- Literary Santa Barbara: Between Great Mountains and a Great Sea a literary history (with Dean Stewart) (1998)
- Natural State: A Literary Anthology of California Nature Writing (Foreword by David Brower) (1998)
- Two short-story anthologies: California Shorts (1999) and L.A. Shorts (2000)
- Two books with photographs by Peter Treadwell: L. A. Noir: A Post-Chandler Portrait of Los Angeles in the Words of the Fictional Private Eyes, Cops, Shamuses and Detectives Who’ve Prowled Its Mean Streets (1999)
- Santa Barbara: Literary Landscapes (2005)
- "Compton, Kern, Truckee, and Weed": The Men and Women Who Gave Their Names to Places in California (2011).
Read more about this topic: Steven Gilbar, Bibliography
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