Literature
- Bliss (comics)
- Bliss (comic), single-panel comic by Harry Bliss
- Bliss (Marvel Comics), member of the Marvel Comics mutant group The Morlocks
- Bliss (Starman), incubus who appeared in the DC Comics series Starman
- Bliss (Wildstorm), Wildstorm comic book character
- Bliss (magazine), UK teen magazine
- Bliss (novel) (1981), by Peter Carey
- Bliss, 2005 novel by Fiona Zedde
- Bliss (short story) (1920), by Katherine Mansfield
- Blissenobiarella, also known as Bliss, a main character in Asimov's Foundation series
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