About M John Harrison
Michael John Harrison was born in Rugby, Warwickshire in 1945 and now lives in London.
Harrison is stylistically an Imagist and his early work relies heavily on the use of strange juxtapositions characteristic of absurdism.
Harrison is stylistically an Imagist and his early work relies heavily on the use of strange juxtapositions characteristic of absurdism.
Series
Viriconium
1. The Pastel City (1971)
2. A Storm of Wings (1980)
3. In Viriconium (1982)
aka The Floating Gods
4. Viriconium Nights (1984)
Viriconium (omnibus) (2005)
1. The Pastel City (1971)
2. A Storm of Wings (1980)
3. In Viriconium (1982)
aka The Floating Gods
4. Viriconium Nights (1984)
Viriconium (omnibus) (2005)
Novels
The Commited Men (1971)
The Centauri Device (1974)
Climbers (1989)
The Course of the Heart (1992)
Signs of Life (1997)
The Centauri Device (1974)
Climbers (1989)
The Course of the Heart (1992)
Signs of Life (1997)
Omnibus
Collections
The Machine in Shaft Ten: And Other Stories (1975)
The Ice Monkey: And Other Stories (1983)
Travel Arrangements (2000)
Things That Never Happen (2002)
The Ice Monkey: And Other Stories (1983)
Travel Arrangements (2000)
Things That Never Happen (2002)
Graphic Novels
Novellas
Anthologies containing stories by M John Harrison
New Writings in SF 12 (1968)
New Writings in SF 13 (1968)
New Writings in SF 14 (1969)
Again Dangerous Visions Book 2 (1972)
New Worlds 7 (1974)
New Worlds 8 (1975)
New Terrors 2 (1980)
Prime Evil (1988)
The Year's Best Fantasy First Annual Collection (1988)
The Year's Best Fantasy Second Annual Collection (1989)
aka Demons and Dreams
Strange Dreams (1993)
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Sixth Annual Collection (1993)
Best New Horror 4 (1993)
The Giant Book of Terror (1994)
Little Deaths (1994)
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Eighth Annual Collection (1995)
Sisters of the Night (1995)
The Best New Horror 6 (1995)
The Shimmering Door (1996)
The Road to Science Fiction 5: The British Way (1998)
The Year's Best Science Fiction Seventeenth Annual Collection (2000)
New Writings in SF 13 (1968)
New Writings in SF 14 (1969)
Again Dangerous Visions Book 2 (1972)
New Worlds 7 (1974)
New Worlds 8 (1975)
New Terrors 2 (1980)
Prime Evil (1988)
The Year's Best Fantasy First Annual Collection (1988)
The Year's Best Fantasy Second Annual Collection (1989)
aka Demons and Dreams
Strange Dreams (1993)
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Sixth Annual Collection (1993)
Best New Horror 4 (1993)
The Giant Book of Terror (1994)
Little Deaths (1994)
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Eighth Annual Collection (1995)
Sisters of the Night (1995)
The Best New Horror 6 (1995)
The Shimmering Door (1996)
The Road to Science Fiction 5: The British Way (1998)
The Year's Best Science Fiction Seventeenth Annual Collection (2000)
Short stories
| Egnaro | |||
| The Incalling | |||
| The New Rays | |||
| The Macbeth Expiation (1968) | |||
| Visions of Monad (1968) | |||
| Green Five Renegade (1969) | |||
| Lamia Mutable (1972) | |||
| Absorbing the Miraculous (1974) | |||
| 'The Wolf that Follows' (1974) | |||
| Running Down (1975) | |||
| Settling the World (1975) | |||
| The Ice Monkey [short story] (1980) | |||
| The Quarry (1983) | |||
| The Luck in the Head [short story] (1984) | |||
| The Dancer from the Dance (1985) | |||
| Small Heirlooms (1987) | |||
| The Great God Pan (1988) | |||
| Anima [short story] (1992) | |||
| The Dead (1992) (with Simon Ings) | |||
| Isobel Avens Returns to Stepney in the Spring (1994) | |||
| Empty (1995) | |||
| Seven Guesses of the Heart (1996) | |||
| Suicide Coast (1999) |
Awards
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Links to other websites
M John Harrison recommends
 Tunnel Through the Deeps (1972) Harry Harrison "A genuine flavour of Verne ... very enjoyable." |  Perdido Street Station (2000) (New Crobuzon, book 1) China Miéville "Energetic, thuggish, constantly inventive China Mieville continues his project of rebuilding fantasy from the sub cellar up. New Crobuzon, city of clockwork engine and subterranean punishment factory, has the architectonics of a living thing. It is a site of elation, dispute, danger and change: a city raucous with dreams." |  The Director's Cut (2000) Nicholas Royle "Real talent." | |
 The Quality of Light (2001) Christopher Kenworthy "A curious and powerful novel. Magic and rage among people trapped in the sticky residues of their own needs." |
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