John Hawkes (novelist) - Works

Works

  • Charivari (1949)
  • The Cannibal (1949)
  • The Beetle Leg (1951)
  • The Goose on the Grave (1954)
  • The Owl (1954)
  • The Lime Twig (1961)
  • Second Skin (1964)
  • The Innocent Party (plays) (1966)
  • Lunar Landscapes (short stories) (1969)
  • The Blood Oranges (1970)
  • Death, Sleep, and the Traveler (1974)
  • Travesty (1976)
  • The Passion Artist (1979)
  • Virginie Her Two Lives (1982)
  • Humors of Blood & Skin: a John Hawkes reader (1984)
  • Adventures in the Alaskan Skin Trade (1985)
  • Innocence in extremis (1985)
  • Whistlejacket (1988)
  • Sweet William (1993)
  • The Frog (1996)
  • An Irish Eye (1997)

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