Peter Dickinson Books in Order
Peter Malcolm de Brissac Dickinson OBE FRSL is a renowned English author and poet, celebrated for his prolific contributions to children's literature and detective fiction. Based in Hampshire, Dickinson shares his life with his second wife, fellow author Robin McKinley. With a staggering output of over fifty novels for both adult and young readers, Dickinson's versatility as a writer has earned him multiple accolades. He has twice claimed the prestigious Carnegie Medal and Whitbread Children's Award, solidifying his position as a master storyteller. His novel, The Blue Hawk, won The Guardian Award in 1975, further testament to his enduring impact on the literary world.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Peter Dickinson
- #1AmazonThe Sherwood Ring (By: Elizabeth Marie Pope)(1958)
- #2AmazonThe Seventh Swan (By: Nicholas Stuart Gray)(1962)
- #3AmazonThe Dragon Hoard (By: Tanith Lee,Graham Oakley)(1971)
- #4AmazonThe Throme of the Erril of Sherill (By: Patricia A. McKillip)(1973)
- #5AmazonThe Perilous Gard (By: Elizabeth Marie Pope)(1974)
- #6AmazonThe Magic Three of Solatia (By: Jane Yolen)(1974)
- #7AmazonPower of Three (By: Diana Wynne Jones)(1976)
- #8AmazonTime Piper (By: Delia Huddy)(1976)
- #9AmazonThe Dark Lord of Pengersick (By: Richard Carlyon)(1976)
- #10AmazonEast of Midnight (By: Tanith Lee)(1977)
- #11AmazonThe Devil on the Road (By: Robert Westall)(1978)
- #12AmazonThe Ash Staff (By: Paul R. Fisher)(1979)
- #13AmazonTulku(1979)
- #14AmazonThe Magicians of Caprona (By: Diana Wynne Jones)(1980)
- #15AmazonThe Princess and the Thorn (By: Paul R. Fisher)(1980)
- #16AmazonMont Cant Gold (By: Paul R. Fisher)(1981)
- #17AmazonThe Hawks of Fellheath (By: Paul R. Fisher)(1984)
- #18AmazonTalking to Dragons (By: Patricia C. Wrede)(1985)
- #19AmazonThe Last Days of the Edge of the World (By: Brian M. Stableford)(1985)
- #20AmazonThe Tenth Ghost Book(1974)
- #21AmazonThe Bumper Book of Ghost Stories(1976)
- #22AmazonVerdict of Thirteen(1979)
- #23AmazonTravellers in Time: Past, Present, and to Come(1980)
- #24AmazonThe Year's Best Fantasy Stories 12(1986)
- #25AmazonYear's Best Fantasy and Horror: Sixteenth Annual Collection(2003)
- #26Dickinson won two Carnegie Medals—for Tulku(1979)
- #1AmazonEmma Tupper's Diary(1971)
- #2AmazonThe Iron Lion(1972)
- #3AmazonThe Dancing Bear(1972)
- #4AmazonMandog(1972)
- #5AmazonThe Gift(1973)
- #6AmazonThe Poison Oracle(1974)
- #7AmazonThe Lively Dead(1975)
- #8AmazonThe Blue Hawk(1976)
- #9AmazonWalking Dead(1977)
- #10AmazonAnnerton Pit(1977)
- #11AmazonHepzibah(1978)
- #12AmazonThe Flight of Dragons(1979)
- #13AmazonA Summer in the Twenties(1981)
- #14AmazonThe Seventh Raven(1981)
- #15AmazonThe Last House-Party(1982)
- #16AmazonHindsight(1983)
- #17AmazonHealer(1983)
- #18AmazonDeath of a Unicorn(1984)
- #19AmazonGiant Cold(1984)
- #20AmazonA Box of Nothing(1985)
- #21AmazonTefuga(1986)
- #22AmazonMole Hole(1987)
- #23AmazonEva(1988)
- #24AmazonMerlin Dreams(1988)
- #25AmazonPerfect Gallows(1988)
- #26AmazonAK(1990)
- #27AmazonPlay Dead(1991)
- #28AmazonTime and the Clock Mice, Etcetera(1993)
- #29AmazonA Bone From a Dry Sea(1993)
- #30AmazonThe Yellow Room Conspiracy(1994)
- #31AmazonShadow of a Hero(1994)
- #32AmazonChuck and Danielle(1996)
- #33AmazonTouch and Go(1999)
- #34AmazonSome Deaths Before Dying(1999)
- #35AmazonThe Tears of the Salamander(2003)
- #36AmazonInside Grandad / The Gift Boat(2004)
- #37AmazonIn the Palace of the Khans(2012)
- #38AmazonThe Green Gene(2015)
- #39AmazonFlight(1987)
- #40AmazonChance, Luck & Destiny(1975)
- #41AmazonCity of Gold and Other Stories from the Old Testament(1980)
- #42AmazonThe Lion Tamer's Daughter: And Other Stories(1997)
- #43AmazonThe Weir(2007)
- #44AmazonA Closer Look At Me(2019)
About Peter Dickinson
Peter Malcolm de Brissac Dickinson OBE FRSL is a renowned English author and poet, celebrated for his prolific contributions to children's literature and detective fiction. Based in Hampshire, Dickinson shares his life with his second wife, fellow author Robin McKinley. With a staggering output of over fifty novels for both adult and young readers, Dickinson's versatility as a writer has earned him multiple accolades. He has twice claimed the prestigious Carnegie Medal and Whitbread Children's Award, solidifying his position as a master storyteller. His novel, The Blue Hawk, won The Guardian Award in 1975, further testament to his enduring impact on the literary world.
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