The Phantom of The Opera (adaptations) - Literature

Literature

  • The Phantom of the Palace (2012) by Jeff Martinez
  • The Return of the Phantom (2007) by Etienne de Mendes. Book one of a series.
  • The Season of the Witch (2008) by Etienne de Mendes. Book two of a series.
  • The Tale of the Bloodline (2010) by Etienne de Mendes. Book three of a series.
  • The Disciples of the Night (2012) by Etienne de Mendes. Book four of a series.
  • "The Sultan's Favorite" (2009) by Anne Burnside. Published by iUniverse.
  • "Midnight Secrets" (2009) By Lisa Rose Olick
  • Life After Phantom: Opera Erotica (2008) by Samantha (pseudonym) - Sequel that takes place when the Phantom is driven from the Opera House; based loosely on characters created by Gaston Leroux.
  • "Madrigal: A novel of Gaston Leroux's The Phantom of the Opera" (2008) by Jennifer Linforth. Book one of a trilogy
  • Letters to Erik: The Ghost's Love Story (2008) by An Wallace
  • Angel of Music, or The Private Life of Giselle (2007) by Maria Andrianova - the first Russian novel on this theme, illustrated by professional artist. A sequel to original Leroux novel.
  • Unmasqued: An Erotic Novel of The Phantom of The Opera (2007) by Colette Gale
  • Tales of the Shadowmen 2: Gentlemen of the Night (2006) edited by Jean-Marc Lofficier & Randy Lofficier. Published by Black Coat Press
  • Tales of the Shadowmen 1: The Modern Babylon (2005) edited by Jean-Marc Lofficier & Randy Lofficier. Published by Hollywood Comics
  • Angel of Music: Tales of the Phantom (2005) by Carrie Hernández
  • Fantômes d'Opéra (2004) by Alain Germain.
  • The Phantom of Paris (2003) by Gwenith M. Vehlow
  • Mystery at the Opera House (2002) by Brigitta D'Arcy
  • Angel of Music (2002) by D.M. Bernadette - a sequel to "all Phantom adaptations"
  • Journey of the Mask (2002) by Nancy Hill Pettengill - a sequel to Leroux's original novel
  • After Twilight (2001) by Amanda Ashley, Christine Feehan and Ronda Thompson.
  • Le Journal Intime du Fantôme de l'Opera (2000) by Marion Dumond-Gros.
  • The Phantom of Manhattan (1999) by Frederick Forsyth - a sequel to the Lloyd Webber musical (not to the original novel).
  • Musikens Ängel (The Angel of Music), Swedish novel by Eva Gullberg. Published by Författarhuset in 1998.
  • Beauty and the Opera or the Phantom Beast a short story by Suzy McKee Charnas. Published in Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, March 1996. Reprinted in Modern Classics of Fantasy (1997) by St. Martins Press (editor: Gardner Dozois), again in Music of the Night (2001) by Electricstory, and in Stagestruck Vampires and Other Phantasms (2004) this short story offers an alternate ending, with Christine staying with the Phantom for five years.
  • Maskerade (1995) by Terry Pratchett - a Discworld novel that parodies the story.
  • The Angel of the Opera (1994) by Sam Siciliano - Sherlock Holmes and his cousin meet the Phantom.
  • Genevieve Undead, Part One: Stage Blood (1993) by Jack Yeovil - A version of the story set in the world of Warhammer Fantasy.
  • The Canary Trainer (1993) by Nicholas Meyer - a Sherlock Holmes novel which re-interprets Leroux's plot.
  • Phantom of Chicago (1993) by Lori Herter. Published in Shadows '93 by Silhoutette.
  • Behind the Phantom's Mask (1993) by Roger Ebert.
  • Night of the Phantom (1992) by Anne Stuart.
  • Phantom (1991) by Susan Kay - a retelling of the Phantom's life.
  • Phantoms (1989) by Martin and Rosalind Greenberg.
  • Night Magic (1989) by Charlotte Vale Allen - a romance novel retelling of the Phantom story in more modern times.
  • Classic Tales of Horror (A Pull-the-Tab Pop-Up Book) (1988) by Terry Oakes (Illustrator)
  • Phantom of the Soap Opera (1988) by Judi Miller. Published by Dell Pub Co
  • The Phantom of the Opera: Pop-Up Book (1988) by Frank Van Der Meer, Arum Press
  • Phantom of the Opera (Monsters series) (1987) by Ian Thorne - Novelization of the 1943 movie with Claude Rains
  • The Phantom of the Opera (1976) by David Bischoff
  • City Life by Donald Barthelme - Contains the short story The Phantom of the Opera's Friend

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