Richard A. Lupoff - Novels

Novels

  • One Million Centuries (1967)
  • Sacred Locomotive Flies (1971)
  • Into the Aether (1974)
  • The Crack in the Sky (1976)
  • Sandworld (1976)
  • Lisa Kane (1976)
  • The Triune Man (1976)
  • Sword of the Demon (1977)
  • The Return of SkullFace (1977)
  • Space War Blues (1978)
  • Lovecraft's Book (1985)
  • The Forever City (1988)
  • The Comic Book Killer (1988)
  • The Adventures of Professor Thintwhistle and His Incredible Aether Flyer (1991) with Steve Stiles
  • The Cover Girl Killer (1995)
  • Claremont Tales (2001)
  • Marblehead (Ramble House, 2006). The unexpurgated edition of Lovecraft's Book.

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