1981 in Literature - New Books

New Books

  • Kingsley Amis - The Golden Age of Science Fiction
  • Martin Amis - Other People
  • Louis Auchincloss - The Cat and the King
  • René Barjavel - Une rose au paradis
  • Samuel Beckett - Ill Seen Ill Said
  • Thomas Berger - Reinhart's Women
  • Pierre Berton - Flames Across the Border
  • Judy Blume - Tiger Eyes
  • Simon Bond- 101 Uses for a Dead Cat
  • William Boyd - A Good Man in Africa
  • Peter Carey - Bliss
  • Raymond Carver - What We Talk About When We Talk About Love
  • David Case - The Third Grave
  • James Clavell - Noble House
  • Roald Dahl - George's Marvellous Medicine
  • L. Sprague de Camp - The Hand of Zei
  • L. Sprague de Camp & Catherine Crook de Camp - Footprints on Sand
  • Bernard Cornwell
    • Sharpe's Eagle
    • Sharpe's Gold
  • Samuel R. Delany - Distant Star
  • Régine Deforges - La Bicyclette Bleue (The Blue Bicycle)
  • Cynthia Freeman - No Time for Tears
  • John Gardner - Licence Renewed
  • Charles L. Grant - Tales from the Nightside
  • Alasdair Gray - Lanark
  • Jan Guillou - Ondskan
  • Thomas Harris - Red Dragon
  • Frank Herbert - God Emperor of Dune
  • Douglas Hill - Planet of the Warlord
  • Robert E. Howard and L. Sprague de Camp - The Flame Knife
  • John Irving - The Hotel New Hampshire
  • Alan Judd - A Breed of Heroes
  • Ismail Kadare - The File on H (Dosja J)
  • Stephen King - Cujo
  • Colleen McCullough - An Indecent Obsession
  • Elliot S! Maggin - Miracle Monday
  • Naguib Mahfouz - Arabian Nights and Days
  • Gabriel García Márquez - Chronicle of a Death Foretold
  • Ian McEwan - The Comfort of Strangers
  • Toni Morrison - Tar Baby
  • Robert B. Parker
    • A Savage Place
    • Early Autumn
  • Ellis Peters
    • Saint Peter's Fair
    • The Leper of Saint Giles
  • Terry Pratchett - Strata
  • Alain Robbe-Grillet - Djinn
  • Harold Robbins - Goodbye, Janette
  • Lawrence Sanders - The Third Deadly Sin
  • Martin Cruz Smith - Gorky Park
  • Muriel Spark - Loitering with Intent
  • Paul Theroux - The Mosquito Coast
  • D. M. Thomas - The White Hotel
  • Jack Vance - The Book of Dreams
  • Gore Vidal - Creation
  • Joseph Wambaugh - The Glitter Dome
  • Kit Williams - Masquerade
  • Gene Wolfe
    • The Claw of the Conciliator
    • The Sword of the Lictor
  • Roger Zelazny
    • The Changing Land
    • Madwand

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