Richard Brautigan Books in Order
Richard Brautigan is a celebrated American novelist, poet, and short-story writer. Born in Tacoma, Washington, he relocated to San Francisco in the 1950s, where he began publishing his poetry in 1957. As his career progressed, he transitioned to novel-writing in 1961. Brautigan is renowned for his poignant and enigmatic works, with his breakout novel, Trout Fishing in America, cementing his status as a literary icon. Throughout his career, he continued to produce innovative and captivating writings, earning him a dedicated following and critical acclaim. His legacy extends beyond the literary world, leaving a lasting impact on the American counterculture movement. Brautigan's life was cut short in 1984, but his writing continues to inspire and influence generations of readers and writers.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Richard Brautigan
- #1AmazonConfederate General from Big Sur(1965)
- #2AmazonThe Abortion(1966)
- #3AmazonTrout Fishing In America(1967)
- #4AmazonIn Watermelon Sugar(1968)
- #5AmazonThe Hawkline Monster(1974)
- #6AmazonWillard and His Bowling Trophies(1975)
- #7AmazonSombrero Fallout(1976)
- #8AmazonDreaming of Babylon(1977)
- #9AmazonSo the Wind Won't Blow It All Away(1982)
- #10AmazonAn Unfortunate Woman(1994)
- #11AmazonLay the Marble Tea(1959)
- #12AmazonThe Pill vs. the Springhill Mine Disaster(1968)
- #13AmazonRommel Drives on Deep Into Egypt(1970)
- #14AmazonRevenge of the Lawn(1971)
- #15AmazonLoading Mercury With a Pitchfork(1976)
- #16AmazonJune 30th, June 30th(1977)
- #17AmazonThe Tokyo-Montana Express(1980)
- #18AmazonRichard Prince: Hippie Drawings(2006)
- #19AmazonFlash Fiction: 72 Very Short Stories(1992)
- #20AmazonThe Edna Webster Collection of Undiscovered Writing(1999)
- #21Amazon100 Years Of Fishing: The Ultimate Tribute To Our Fishing Tradition(2002)
- #22AmazonThe Portable Sixties Reader(2003)
- #23AmazonReel Verse(2019)
About Richard Brautigan
Richard Brautigan is a celebrated American novelist, poet, and short-story writer. Born in Tacoma, Washington, he relocated to San Francisco in the 1950s, where he began publishing his poetry in 1957. As his career progressed, he transitioned to novel-writing in 1961. Brautigan is renowned for his poignant and enigmatic works, with his breakout novel, Trout Fishing in America, cementing his status as a literary icon. Throughout his career, he continued to produce innovative and captivating writings, earning him a dedicated following and critical acclaim. His legacy extends beyond the literary world, leaving a lasting impact on the American counterculture movement. Brautigan's life was cut short in 1984, but his writing continues to inspire and influence generations of readers and writers.
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