William Sleator - Works

Works

  • Unbalanced
  • The Angry Moon (1970)
  • Blackbriar (1972)
  • Run (1973)
  • House of Stairs (1974)
  • Among the Dolls (1975)
  • Into the Dream (1979)
  • Once, Said Darlene (1979)
  • The Green Futures of Tycho (1981)
  • That's Silly (1981)
  • Fingers (1983)
  • Interstellar Pig (1984)
  • Singularity (1985)
  • The Boy Who Reversed Himself (1986)
  • The Duplicate (1988)
  • Strange Attractors (1989)
  • The Spirit House (1991)
  • Others See Us (1993)
  • Oddballs (1993) (story collection)
  • The Elevator (1993) (story collection)
  • Dangerous Wishes (1995)
  • The Night the Heads Came (1996)
  • The Beasties (1997)
  • The Boxes (1998)
  • Rewind (1999)
  • Boltzmon! (1999)
  • Marco's Millions (2001)
  • Parasite Pig (2002)
  • The Boy Who Couldn't Die (2004)
  • The Last Universe (2005)
  • Hell Phone (2006)
  • Test (2008)
  • The Phantom Limb (2011)

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