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Diana Wynne Jones

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Diana Wynne Jones (1934- ) is a writer of science fiction and fantasy novels for children and adults, as well as a small amount of non-fiction.

The Harry Potter books are frequently compared to the works of Diana Wynne Jones.

Bibliography

Fiction

  • Archer's Goon [1984: Boston Globe - Horn Book Honor Book]
  • Aunt Maria (US Title) / Black Maria (UK Title)
  • Believing is Seeing (Collection)
  • Castle in the Air (Series: Castle) [1992: Mythopoeic Fantasy Award, nominated]
  • Cart and Cwidder (Series: Dalemark Quartet)
  • "Chair Person" in Stopping for a Spell
  • Changeover
  • Charmed Life (Series: Chrestomanci) [1977: Carnegie Medal Commended; 1978: Guardian Children's Fiction Award; Preis der Leseratten (ZDF Schülerexpress, Germany)]
  • Crown of Dalemark (Series: Dalemark Quartet)
  • Dark Lord of Derkholm (Series: Derkholm) [1999: Mythopoeic Fantasy Award.] Jones' remarks on winning the award.
  • Deep Secret
  • Dogsbody [1975: Carnegie Medal Commended]
  • Drowned Ammet (Series: Dalemark Quartet)
  • Eight Days of Luke
  • Everard's Ride (Collection)
  • Fire and Hemlock [1986: Mythopoeic Fantasy Award, nominated]
  • "The Four Grannies" in Stopping for a Spell
  • Hexwood
  • Hidden Turnings (Collection)
  • The Homeward Bounders
  • Howl's Moving Castle (Series: Castle) [1986: Boston Globe-Horn Book Honor]
  • The Lives of Christopher Chant (Series: Chrestomanci) [1988: Carnegie Medal Commended]
  • The Magicians of Caprona (Series: Chrestomanci)
  • Minor Arcana (Collection) [1996: British Fantasy Award, nominated]
  • The Ogre Downstairs
  • The Power of Three [1977: Guardian Children's Fiction Award Commended; Silberner Griffel (Netherlands]
  • Puss in Boots
  • Stopping for a Spell (Collection)
  • The Spellcoats (Series: Dalemark Quartet)
  • A Sudden Wild Magic (Marketed to adults) [1996: British Fantasy Award, nominated]
  • A Tale of Time City
  • The Time of the Ghost
  • Tough Guide to Fantasyland (Humorous non-fiction) [1997: Hugo Award for Nonfiction, nominated]
  • Warlock at the Wheel (Collection; partially series: Chrestomanci)
  • Who Got Rid of Angus Flint?
  • Wild Robert
  • Witch Week (Series: Chrestomanci)
  • Wilkin's Tooth (UK) / Witch's Business (US)
  • Year of the Griffin (Series: Derkholm)
  • Yes, Dear

    Collections

  • Fantasy Stories
  • Minor Arcana
  • Believing is Seeing

    Non-Fiction or Poetry

  • Now We Are Sick
  • the Medusa article in which Diana discuss her opinions of adult literature as opposed to children's literature.
  • "The Shape of the Narrative in The Lord of The Rings" in the collection Everard's Ride
  • The Skiver's Guide
  • Tough Guide to Fantasyland [1997: Hugo Award for Nonfiction, nominated]
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