Lionel Shriver Books in Order
Lionel Shriver is a critically acclaimed novelist and journalist whose work has captivated readers worldwide. Her novels often explore the complexities of human relationships and the darker aspects of life. Her bestsellers include <i>The Post-Birthday World</i> and <i>We Need to Talk About Kevin</i>, which won the 2005 Orange Prize and has sold over a million copies globally. Her earlier works include <i>Double Fault</i>, <i>A Perfectly Good Family</i>, and <i>Checker and the Derailleurs</i>. Translated into twenty-five languages, her novels have achieved widespread recognition. Her incisive journalism has appeared in prominent publications such as the <i>Guardian</i>, <i>New York Times</i>, and <i>Wall Street Journal</i>. Shriver currently divides her time between London and Brooklyn, New York.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Lionel Shriver
- #1AmazonThe Female of the Species(1987)
- #2AmazonChecker and the Derailleurs(1989)
- #3AmazonThe Bleeding Heart(1990)
- #4AmazonOrdinary Decent Criminals(1993)
- #5AmazonGame Control(1994)
- #6AmazonA Perfectly Good Family(1996)
- #7AmazonDouble Fault(1997)
- #8AmazonWe Need to Talk About Kevin(2003)
- #9AmazonThe Post-Birthday World(2007)
- #10AmazonSo Much for That(2010)
- #11AmazonThe New Republic(2012)
- #12AmazonBig Brother(2013)
- #13AmazonThe Mandibles(2016)
- #14AmazonThe Motion of the Body Through Space(2020)
- #15AmazonShould We Stay or Should We Go(2021)
- #16AmazonMania(2024)
- #17AmazonThe Self-Seeding Sycamore(2016)
- #18AmazonThe Standing Chandelierla(2017)
- #19AmazonProperty(2018)
- #20AmazonAbominations(2022)
- #1AmazonThe BBC National Short Story Award 2010 (By: Helen Oyeyemi,David Constantine,Sarah Hall,Aminatta Forna,Jon McGregor)(2010)
- #2AmazonThe BBC National Short Story Award 2013 (With: Sarah Hall,Lavinia Greenlaw,Lucy Wood)(2013)
- #3AmazonThe BBC National Short Story Award 2014 (With: Tessa Hadley,Zadie Smith,Rose Tremain,Francesca Rhydderch,Alan Yentob)(2014)
- #4AmazonThe BBC National Short Story Award 2015 (By: Jeremy Page)(2015)
- #5AmazonThe BBC National Short Story Award 2017 (By: Joanna Trollope,Helen Oyeyemi,Jenni Fagan,Benjamin Markovits,Will Eaves,Cynan Jones)(2017)
- #6AmazonThe BBC National Short Story Award 2018 (By: Kerry Andrew,Sarah Hall,Ingrid Persaud,Nell Stevens,Kiare Ladner,Stig Abell)(2018)
- #7AmazonThe BBC National Short Story Award 2019 (By: Lucy Caldwell,Jo Lloyd,Lynda Clark,Jacqueline Crooks,Nikki Bedi)(2019)
- #8AmazonThe BBC National Short Story Award 2020 (By: Eley Williams,Sarah Hall,Caleb Azumah Nelson,Jan Carson,Jack Houston)(2020)
- #9AmazonThe BBC National Short Story Award 2021 (By: Danny Rhodes,James Runcie,Richard Smyth,Lucy Caldwell,Rory Gleeson,Georgina Harding)(2021)
- #10AmazonThe BBC National Short Story Award 2022 (By: Kerry Andrew,Elizabeth Day,Jenn Ashworth,Anna Bailey,Vanessa Onwuemezi,Saba Sams)(2022)
- #11AmazonThe BBC National Short Story Award 2023 (By: Kamila Shamsie,ReetaChakrabarti,NickMulgrew,NaomiWood,CheriseSaywell,KPatrick)(2023)
- #12AmazonThe BBC National Short Story Award 2024 (By: Lucy Caldwell,Ross Raisin,Will Boast,Manish Chauhan,Paddy O’Connell,Vee Walker)(2024)
- #13AmazonOx-Tales: Fire(2009)
- #14AmazonThe Library Book(2012)
- #15AmazonSelfish, Shallow, and Self-Absorbed(2015)
About Lionel Shriver
Lionel Shriver is a critically acclaimed novelist and journalist whose work has captivated readers worldwide. Her novels often explore the complexities of human relationships and the darker aspects of life. Her bestsellers include <i>The Post-Birthday World</i> and <i>We Need to Talk About Kevin</i>, which won the 2005 Orange Prize and has sold over a million copies globally. Her earlier works include <i>Double Fault</i>, <i>A Perfectly Good Family</i>, and <i>Checker and the Derailleurs</i>. Translated into twenty-five languages, her novels have achieved widespread recognition. Her incisive journalism has appeared in prominent publications such as the <i>Guardian</i>, <i>New York Times</i>, and <i>Wall Street Journal</i>. Shriver currently divides her time between London and Brooklyn, New York.
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