Whitley Strieber
Books in Order by Date of Publication
Whitley Strieber is a renowned American author known for his captivating and often unsettling writing style which has captivated readers for decades. His body of work spans across various genres including science fiction horror mystery and supernatural thrillers. With a keen ability to weave together elements of the unknown and the unexplained Strieber's novels often delve into the realms of the paranormal drawing readers into eerie and thought-provoking worlds. What makes his books so popular is the way he skillfully balances intellectual curiosity with a sense of visceral unease leaving readers on the edge of their seats. With a writing career spanning over five decades Whitley Strieber has published an impressive 60 books cementing his reputation as a masterful storyteller and a master of the macabre. His unique blend of intellectualism psychological complexity and unflinching exploration of the human condition continues to captivate and enthrall readers worldwide.
1. Grays Buy on Amazon
2. Power from Within (1924) Buy on Amazon
3. The Wolfen (1978) Buy on Amazon
4. The Hunger (1981) Buy on Amazon
5. The Night Church (1983) Buy on Amazon
6. Black magic (1983) Buy on Amazon
7. Warday and the journey onward (1984) Buy on Amazon
8. Monarch Notes on Classical Economists (1984) Buy on Amazon
9. Warday (1985) Buy on Amazon
10. Wolf of shadows (1985) Buy on Amazon
11. Nature's end (1986) Buy on Amazon
12. Catmagic (1986) Buy on Amazon
13. Communion (1987) Buy on Amazon
14. Prime Evil (1988) Buy on Amazon
15. Transformation (1988) Buy on Amazon
16. Majestic (1989) Buy on Amazon
17. Billy (1990) Buy on Amazon
18. The Wild (1991) Buy on Amazon
19. Unholy fire (1992) Buy on Amazon
20. Forbidden Zone (1993) Buy on Amazon
21. Forbidden Zone The (1993) Buy on Amazon
22. The forbidden zone (1994) Buy on Amazon
23. Wolfen (1994) Buy on Amazon
24. Breakthrough (1995) Buy on Amazon
25. Vaudeville (1996) Buy on Amazon
26. The secret school (1997) Buy on Amazon
27. The communion letters (1997) Buy on Amazon
28. Confirmation (1998) Buy on Amazon
29. The Horror Writers Association presents Whitley Strieber's aliens (1999) Buy on Amazon
30. The coming global superstorm (2000) Buy on Amazon
31. Communion Letters (2000) Buy on Amazon
32. The last vampire (2001) Buy on Amazon
33. Last Vampire (2001) Buy on Amazon
34. Hunger (2001) Buy on Amazon
35. Lilith's dream (2002) Buy on Amazon
36. Borderlands 5 (2003) Buy on Amazon
37. The day after tomorrow (2004) Buy on Amazon
38. The Grays (2006) Buy on Amazon
39. Speculative Reality #5 (2006) Buy on Amazon
40. 2012 (2007) Buy on Amazon
41. Speculative Reality #6 (2007) Buy on Amazon
42. The Nye Incidents (2008) Buy on Amazon
43. Critical mass (2009) Buy on Amazon
44. The Omega point (2010) Buy on Amazon
45. Day after Tomorrow (2010) Buy on Amazon
46. Hybrids (2011) Buy on Amazon
47. Christmas Spirits (2011) Buy on Amazon
48. The key (2011) Buy on Amazon
49. Solving the communion enigma (2011) Buy on Amazon
50. Melody Burning (2013) Buy on Amazon
51. Alien hunter (2014) Buy on Amazon
52. Alien Hunter : Underworld (2014) Buy on Amazon
53. The super natural (2016) Buy on Amazon
54. Alien Hunter : the White House (2016) Buy on Amazon
55. Hunters (2016) Buy on Amazon
56. Afterlife Revolution (2017) Buy on Amazon
57. Inspected by Extraterrestrials (2018) Buy on Amazon
58. A New World (2019) Buy on Amazon
59. UFO Abduction Book (2022) Buy on Amazon
60. Fourth Mind (2025) Buy on Amazon
About Whitley Strieber
Whitley Strieber is a renowned American author best known for his work in the genres of science fiction horror and paranormal fiction. Born in 1945 Strieber's writing career spans over four decades during which he has established himself as a masterful storyteller weaving intricate tales that explore the complexities of human nature technology and the unknown.
Strieber's writing style is characterized by its unique blend of philosophical introspection scientific speculation and eerie otherworldly atmosphere. His novels often delve into themes of identity reality and the human condition inviting readers to question their perceptions of the world and their place within it. His writing is marked by a sense of introspection and personal vulnerability which has resonated deeply with readers.
Throughout his career Strieber has built a loyal following of readers who appreciate his ability to craft compelling thought-provoking stories that blur the lines between science fiction horror and philosophical inquiry. His books often explore the intersection of technology and humanity raising important questions about the implications of emerging technologies on our world and our understanding of ourselves. Strieber's writing has been praised for its originality its intellectual depth and its ability to spark meaningful conversations about the human condition.
