William Peter Blatty
Books in Order by Date of Publication
William Peter Blatty's writing career spans over four decades leaving an indelible mark on the literary world. With a unique style that blends elements of horror mystery and psychological suspense Blatty's novels captivate readers with their intricate plots and well-crafted characters. His works often delve into themes of morality faith and the human condition making them both thought-provoking and entertaining. The Exorcist his breakout novel remains a classic of modern horror while other titles such as Legion and The Summer People demonstrate his versatility as a writer. Blatty's ability to craft compelling atmospheric stories has made him a beloved author among fans of the genre. With 21 books in publication order his oeuvre offers a fascinating glimpse into his creative range and artistic vision.
1. Which way to Mecca Jack? (1960) Buy on Amazon
2. John Goldfarb please come home! (1963) Buy on Amazon
3. I Billy Shakespeare (1965) Buy on Amazon
4. Twinkle Twinkle Killer Kane (1966) Buy on Amazon
5. The Exorcist (1971) Buy on Amazon
6. I'll tell them I remember you (1973) Buy on Amazon
7. William Peter Blatty On The Exorcist. From Novel To Film (1974) Buy on Amazon
8. The ninth configuration (1978) Buy on Amazon
9. Legion (1983) Buy on Amazon
10. Demons five exorcists nothing (1996) Buy on Amazon
11. Smoke and Mirrors (1998) Buy on Amazon
12. The Exorcist & Legion [screenplays] (1998) Buy on Amazon
13. The Exorcist [screenplay] (1998) Buy on Amazon
14. Before The Exorcist (1998) Buy on Amazon
15. 999 (1999) Buy on Amazon
16. If there were demons then perhaps there were angels (1999) Buy on Amazon
17. Elsewhere (2009) Buy on Amazon
18. Dimiter (2010) Buy on Amazon
19. Crazy (2010) Buy on Amazon
20. The Redemption (2011) Buy on Amazon
21. Finding Peter (2015) Buy on Amazon
About William Peter Blatty
William Peter Blatty is a renowned American author and novelist best known for his gripping and thought-provoking novels that delve into the human psyche. Born in 1928 Blatty's early life was marked by a strong Catholic upbringing which would later influence his writing style and themes. As a novelist Blatty has a unique ability to craft stories that are both deeply personal and universally relatable often exploring the complexities of faith morality and the human condition.
Blatty's writing style is characterized by his masterful use of suspense psychological insight and philosophical depth which has captivated readers worldwide. His novels often feature complex characters moral dilemmas and unexpected twists keeping readers on the edge of their seats. Through his books Blatty has a way of tapping into the darkest corners of the human experience yet also revealing the resilience and capacity for good that lies within us.
Readers have come to love Blatty's books for their emotional intensity intellectual depth and unflinching honesty. His novels often challenge readers to confront their own values biases and assumptions making them a powerful tool for self-reflection and growth. With a career spanning decades Blatty has established himself as a masterful storyteller one who has a profound impact on readers and continues to inspire new generations of writers and thinkers. His body of work remains a testament to the power of literature to transform and enlighten us.
