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John Crowley
(b.1942)John Crowley was born in the appropriately liminal town of Presque Isle, Maine. He teaches creative writing at Yale University. In 1992 he received the Award in Literature from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters. He finds it more gratifying that almost all of his work is still in print.
Awards: Mythopoeic (2018), Edgar (2018), WFA (2006) see all
Genres: Fantasy, Science Fiction
Series
Aegypt
1. Aegypt (1987)
aka The Solitudes
2. Love and Sleep (1994)
3. Daemonomania (2000)
4. Endless Things (2007)
1. Aegypt (1987)
aka The Solitudes
2. Love and Sleep (1994)
3. Daemonomania (2000)
4. Endless Things (2007)
Novels
The Deep (1975)
Beasts (1976)
Engine Summer (1979)
Little, Big (1981)
The Great Work of Time (1991)
The Translator (2002)
Lord Byron's Novel: The Evening Land (2005)
Four Freedoms (2009)
The Chemical Wedding by Christian Rosencreutz (2016) (with Johann Valentin Andreae)
Ka (2017)
Flint and Mirror (2018)
Beasts (1976)
Engine Summer (1979)
Little, Big (1981)
The Great Work of Time (1991)
The Translator (2002)
Lord Byron's Novel: The Evening Land (2005)
Four Freedoms (2009)
The Chemical Wedding by Christian Rosencreutz (2016) (with Johann Valentin Andreae)
Ka (2017)
Flint and Mirror (2018)
Collections
Novelty (1989)
Antiquities (1990)
Three Novels by John Crowley (1994)
Otherwise (2002)
Novelties and Souvenirs (2004)
And Go Like This: Stories (2019)
Antiquities (1990)
Three Novels by John Crowley (1994)
Otherwise (2002)
Novelties and Souvenirs (2004)
And Go Like This: Stories (2019)
Novellas and Short Stories
Anthologies edited
Non fiction
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Books containing stories by John Crowley
The Year's Best Science Fiction & Fantasy 2020 (2020)
(Year's Best Science Fiction & Fantasy, book 12)
edited by
Rich Horton
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John Crowley recommends
The Silverberg Business (2022)
Robert Freeman Wexler
"Certainly the strangest book I've ever read, and strangeness is a thing that I take to. The grotesque horrors, the impossibilities, the shifting scenes, Silverberg's skull, the skull-heads, the wooden house that turns into a mansion without the detective finding it particularly odd. It is in fact a book not like anything I've ever read."
Finding Baba Yaga (2018)
Jane Yolen
"This novel-in-verse is a journey, an escape, and an encounter with an ambiguous evil. Tart and touching and sometimes deeply sad, with surprising stings of wit."
Trash Sex Magic (2004)
Jennifer Stevenson
"A winning, touching, open-eyed love letter. Unusual and wonderfully done."
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