Novels
Setting Free the Bears (1968)
The Water-Method Man (1972)
The 158-Pound Marriage (1974)
The World According to Garp (1978)
The Hotel New Hampshire (1981)
The Cider House Rules (1985)
A Prayer for Owen Meany (1989)
A Son of the Circus (1994)
A Widow for One Year (1998)
The Fourth Hand (2001)
Until I Find You (2005)
Last Night in Twisted River (2009)
In One Person (2012)
The Water-Method Man (1972)
The 158-Pound Marriage (1974)
The World According to Garp (1978)
The Hotel New Hampshire (1981)
The Cider House Rules (1985)
A Prayer for Owen Meany (1989)
A Son of the Circus (1994)
A Widow for One Year (1998)
The Fourth Hand (2001)
Until I Find You (2005)
Last Night in Twisted River (2009)
In One Person (2012)
Omnibus
Collections
Picture Books
Non fiction
Books about John Irving
Understanding John Irving (1991) by Edward C Reilly
John Irving: a Critical Companion (1998) by Josie P Campbell
John Irving (Modern Critical Views) (2000) by Harold Bloom
John Irving: a Critical Companion (1998) by Josie P Campbell
John Irving (Modern Critical Views) (2000) by Harold Bloom
Links to other websites
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John Irving recommends
 An American Romance (1977) John Casey "This is a novekl of Proustian detail, rich and sensuous." |  Vision Quest (1979) Terry Davis "The truest novel about growing up since The Catcher in the Rye." |  The Good Son (1982) Craig Nova "An exquisitely delineated battle between father and son... The structure and the language of this novel are almost without fault." | |
 War Cries over Avenue C (1985) Jerome Charyn "Loved it!... Comic and frightening, and always convincing." |  Monoosook Valley (1989) Elisabeth Hyde "Elisabeth Hyde is a remarkably lucid and authoritative novelist." |  Because of Mr. Terupt (2010) (Mr. Terupt, book 1) Rob Buyea "Even the accident toward which this novel is inevitably headed is no accident, it is as masterfully set up and skillfully concealed as the rest of this riveting story." | |
 Jack Holmes and His Friend (2012) Edmund White "Edmund White is one of the best writers of my generation; he's certainly the contemporary American writer I reread more than any other, and the one whose next book I look forward to reading most." |
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