Janet Morris - Select Fiction Bibliography

Select Fiction Bibliography

Silistra
  • High Couch of Silistra (1977) aka Returning Creation
  • The Golden Sword (1977)
  • Wind from the Abyss (1978)
  • The Carnelian Throne (1979)
Kerrion Empire
  • Dream Dancer (1980)
  • Cruiser Dreams (1981)
  • Earth Dreams (1982)
Threshold (with Chris Morris)
  • Threshold (1990)
  • Trust Territory (1992)
  • The Stalk (1994)
ARC Riders (with David Drake)
  • ARC Riders (1995)
  • The Fourth Rome (1996)
Novels
  • I, the Sun (1983)
  • The 40-Minute War (1984) (with Chris Morris)
  • Active Measures (1985) (with David Drake)
  • Afterwar (1985)
  • Medusa (1986) (with Chris Morris)
  • Warlord! (1987)
  • Kill Ratio (1987) (with David Drake)
  • Outpassage (1988) (with Chris Morris)
  • Target (1989) (with David Drake)
Series contributed to
  • Merovingen Nights
  • The Fleet
  • War World
  • Thieves' World
The Sacred Band of Stepsons saga
  • Beyond Sanctuary (1985)
  • Beyond the Veil (1985)
  • Beyond Wizardwall (1986)
  • Tempus (1987)
  • City at the Edge of Time (1988) (with Chris Morris)
  • Tempus Unbound (1989) (with Chris Morris)
  • Storm Seed (1990) (with Chris Morris)
  • The Sacred Band (2010) (with Chris Morris)
Heroes in Hell
  • Heroes in Hell (1986)
  • The Gates of Hell (1986) (with C J Cherryh)
  • Rebels in Hell (1986) (with C J Cherryh)
  • Crusaders in Hell (1987)
  • Angels in Hell (1987)
  • Masters in Hell (1987)
  • The Little Helliad (1988) (with Chris Morris)
  • War in Hell (1988)
  • Prophets in Hell (1989)
  • Kings in Hell (1987) (with C J Cherryh)
  • Explorers in Hell (1989) (with David Drake)
  • Lawyers in Hell (2011) (edited with Chris Morris)

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