Whitley Strieber Books in Order
Whitley Strieber is a celebrated American author, renowned for his thought-provoking novels and non-fiction works. He is the acclaimed writer of <i>The Wolfen</i>, <i>The Hunger</i>, and <i>Warday</i>, as well as the groundbreaking non-fiction book <i>Communion</i>, detailing his extraordinary experiences with apparent alien contact. Strieber continues to push the boundaries of understanding this phenomenon, as evident in his latest publication, <i>Solving the Communion Enigma</i>. In collaboration with Art Bell, he co-authored <i>The Coming Global Superstorm</i>, which inspired the highly successful film <i>The Day After Tomorrow</i>. His book <i>The Afterlife Revolution</i>, written in collaboration with his late wife Anne, chronicles a profound instance of afterlife communication, solidifying its status as one of the most significant cases of its kind.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Whitley Strieber
- #1AmazonThe Cats (By: Nick Sharman)(1977)
- #2AmazonLegion of the Dead (By: Hugh B. Cave)(1979)
- #3AmazonNight Songs (By: Charles L. Grant)(1984)
- #4AmazonCat Magic(1986)
- #5AmazonShadow Child (By: Joseph A. Citro)(1987)
- #6AmazonThe Kill Riff (By: David J. Schow)(1988)
- #7AmazonCrucifax (By: Bob Eggleton,Ray Garton)(1988)
- #8AmazonDreamthorp (By: Chet Williamson)(1989)
- #9AmazonRest in Peace (By: Jack MacLane)(1990)
- #10AmazonWhere the Chill Waits (By: T. Chris Martindale)(1991)
- #11AmazonSineater (By: Elizabeth Massie)(1992)
- #12AmazonNightscape (By: Stephen R. George)(1992)
- #13AmazonDark Silence (By: Rick Hautala)(1992)
- #14AmazonAnimals (By: Craig Spector,John Skipp)(1993)
- #15AmazonI Am Dracula (By: C. Dean Andersson)(1993)
- #16AmazonUndertaker's Moon (By: Ronald Kelly)(2011)
- #17AmazonWild Card (By: Jean Tennant)(2016)
- #18AmazonNight Visions (By: Stanley Wiater)(2020)
- #19AmazonKingdom of Fear: The World of Stephen King(1986)
- #20AmazonHalloween Horrors(1986)
- #21AmazonCutting Edge(1986)
- #22AmazonMurder in Manhattan(1988)
- #23AmazonBorderlands 3(1991)
- #24AmazonMillenium(1997)
- #25AmazonWhitley Strieber's Aliens(1999)
- #26AmazonSpeculative Reality #6(2002)
- #27AmazonSpeculative Reality #5(2003)
- #28AmazonTwilight Zone: 19 Original Stories on the 50th Anniversary(2009)
- #29AmazonSaucers of Fear(2016)
- #30AmazonThe Demons of King Solomon(2017)
- #1AmazonThe Forbidden Zone(1993)
- #2AmazonThe Communion Letters(1997)
- #3AmazonThe Coming Global Superstorm (With: Art Bell)(1999)
- #4AmazonThe Key(2001)
- #5AmazonThe path(2002)
- #6AmazonSolar Flares(2012)
- #7AmazonMiraculous Journey(2014)
- #8AmazonThe Super Natural(2016)
- #9AmazonThe Afterlife Revolution(2017)
- #10AmazonA New World(2019)
- #11AmazonThem(2023)
- #12AmazonThe Fourth Mind(2025)
- #13AmazonPain(1986)
- #1AmazonThe Wolfen(1978)
- #2AmazonBlack Magic(1982)
- #3AmazonThe Night Church(1983)
- #4AmazonWarday(1984)
- #5AmazonWolf of Shadows(1985)
- #6AmazonNature's End (With: James W. Kunetka)(1986)
- #7AmazonCat Magic(1986)
- #8AmazonMajestic(1989)
- #9AmazonBilly(1990)
- #10AmazonThe Wild(1991)
- #11AmazonUnholy Fire(1992)
- #12AmazonNightman(1999)
- #13AmazonThe Day After Tomorrow(2004)
- #14AmazonThe Grays(2006)
- #15AmazonCritical Mass(2009)
- #16AmazonThe Omega Point(2010)
- #17AmazonHybrids(2011)
- #18AmazonThe Christmas Spirits(2011)
- #19AmazonMelody Burning(2011)
- #20AmazonThe Secret of Orenda(2012)
- #21AmazonThe Journey to Dog Heaven(2015)
- #22AmazonNew(2018)
- #23AmazonEvenings with Demons(1997)
About Whitley Strieber
Whitley Strieber is a celebrated American author, renowned for his thought-provoking novels and non-fiction works. He is the acclaimed writer of <i>The Wolfen</i>, <i>The Hunger</i>, and <i>Warday</i>, as well as the groundbreaking non-fiction book <i>Communion</i>, detailing his extraordinary experiences with apparent alien contact. Strieber continues to push the boundaries of understanding this phenomenon, as evident in his latest publication, <i>Solving the Communion Enigma</i>. In collaboration with Art Bell, he co-authored <i>The Coming Global Superstorm</i>, which inspired the highly successful film <i>The Day After Tomorrow</i>. His book <i>The Afterlife Revolution</i>, written in collaboration with his late wife Anne, chronicles a profound instance of afterlife communication, solidifying its status as one of the most significant cases of its kind.
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