About David Morrell
David Morrell is one of America's most popular and acclaimed storytellers, with over eighteen million copies of his books in print. His thrillers have been translated into twenty-two languages and turned into record-breaking films as well as top-rated TV miniseries. A former professor of American literature at the University of Iowa, David Morrell now lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Series
Mortalis
1. The Brotherhood of the Rose (1984)
2. The Fraternity of the Stone (1985)
3. The League of Night and Fog (1987)
1. The Brotherhood of the Rose (1984)
2. The Fraternity of the Stone (1985)
3. The League of Night and Fog (1987)
Novels
Testament (1975)
Last Reveille (1977)
The Totem (1979)
Blood Oath (1982)
The Hundred-Year Christmas (1983)
The Fifth Profession (1990)
The Covenant of the Flame (1991)
Assumed Identity (1993)
Desperate Measures (1994)
Extreme Denial (1996)
Double Image (1998)
Burnt Sienna (2000)
Long Lost (2002)
The Spy Who Came For Christmas (2008)
The Shimmer (2009)
Murder as a Fine Art (2013)
Last Reveille (1977)
The Totem (1979)
Blood Oath (1982)
The Hundred-Year Christmas (1983)
The Fifth Profession (1990)
The Covenant of the Flame (1991)
Assumed Identity (1993)
Desperate Measures (1994)
Extreme Denial (1996)
Double Image (1998)
Burnt Sienna (2000)
Long Lost (2002)
The Spy Who Came For Christmas (2008)
The Shimmer (2009)
Murder as a Fine Art (2013)
Omnibus
Collections
Novellas
Anthologies edited
Non fiction series
Cultural-Icon
John Wayne: The Westerns (2012)
Marilyn Monroe: Legend and Tragedy (2012)
Rambo and Me: The Story Behind the Story (2012)
Frank Sinatra: The Artist and His Music (2013)
Nelson Riddle: The Man behind the Music (2013)
John Wayne: The Westerns (2012)
Marilyn Monroe: Legend and Tragedy (2012)
Rambo and Me: The Story Behind the Story (2012)
Frank Sinatra: The Artist and His Music (2013)
Nelson Riddle: The Man behind the Music (2013)
Non fiction
John Barth: an Introduction (1976) (see John Barth)
Fireflies (1988)
Lessons from a Lifetime of Writing: A Novelist Looks at His Craft (2002)
The Successful Novelist (2008)
Thrillers: 100 Must-Reads (2010) (with Hank Wagner)
Fireflies (1988)
Lessons from a Lifetime of Writing: A Novelist Looks at His Craft (2002)
The Successful Novelist (2008)
Thrillers: 100 Must-Reads (2010) (with Hank Wagner)
Anthologies containing stories by David Morrell
Fears (1983)
Shadows 6 (1983)
Shadows 7 (1984)
Dead Image (1985)
The Year's Best Fantasy Stories 11 (1985)
Horrors (1986)
A Century of Horror 1970-1979: The Greatest Stories of the Decade (1987)
Prime Evil (1988)
Between Time and Terror (1990)
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Fifth Annual Collection (1992)
Nursery Crimes (1993)
The King Is Dead: Tales of Elvis Post-Mortem (1994)
Christmas Magic (1994)
Night Screams (1996)
Millennium (1997)
999: Twenty-nin Original Tales of Horror and Suspense (1999)
Shadows 6 (1983)
Shadows 7 (1984)
Dead Image (1985)
The Year's Best Fantasy Stories 11 (1985)
Horrors (1986)
A Century of Horror 1970-1979: The Greatest Stories of the Decade (1987)
Prime Evil (1988)
Between Time and Terror (1990)
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Fifth Annual Collection (1992)
Nursery Crimes (1993)
The King Is Dead: Tales of Elvis Post-Mortem (1994)
Christmas Magic (1994)
Night Screams (1996)
Millennium (1997)
999: Twenty-nin Original Tales of Horror and Suspense (1999)
Short stories
| The Dripping (1972) | |||
| Black Evening [short story] (1981) | |||
| But at My Back I Always Hear (1983) | |||
| The Hundred-Year Christmas [short story] (1983) | World Fantasy (nominee) | ||
| The Storm (1984) | |||
| Black and White and Red All Over (1985) | |||
| Dead Image (1985) | World Fantasy (nominee) | ||
| Mumbo Jumbo (1985) | |||
| Orange Is for Anguish, Blue Is for Insanity (1988) | Bram Stoker | ||
| The Beautiful Uncut Hair of Graves (1991) | Bram Stoker | ||
| Nothing Will Hurt You (1992) | Bram Stoker (nominee) | ||
| The Shrine (1992) | Bram Stoker (nominee) | ||
| Presley 45 (1994) | |||
| If I Should Die Before I Wake (1997) | |||
| Rio Grande Gothic (1999) |
Awards
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Links to other websites
| davidmorrell.net |
David Morrell recommends
 The Pet (1986) Charles L Grant "Charles L Grant is a major presence in modern horror." |  Neverland (1991) Douglas Clegg "Douglas Clegg's Neverland is an unforgettable novel that combines creeping horror and psychological suspense. It starts like a bullet and never slows down." |  The Blood of the Lamb (1992) Thomas F Monteleone "A highly engrossing, wildly surprising thriller with a stunning premise that thoroughly grabbed me." |
 In the Forest of the Night (1993) Ron Faust "Gripping and vivid. The kind of stunning writer you want to keep recommending." |  Waiting (1999) Frank M Robinson "A page-turning novel whose theme is as frightening as its story!" |  The Amber Room (2003) Steve Berry "Steve Berry is a writer on the rise." |
 Bloody Mary (2005) (Jack Daniels, book 2) J A Konrath "Snappy dialogue. Powerful action. A fabulous character to spend time with." |  Locked Doors (2005) (Andrew Z. Thomas, book 2) Blake Crouch "Palpable suspense... Non-stop action... Relentless and riveting... Blake Crouch is the most exciting new thriller writer I've read in years." |  Dark Gold (2006) (Night-Sea Trilogy, book 1) David Angsten "Take another look at this book's cover. What's hidden inside . . . will make your eyes widen." |
 Freezing Point (2008) K L Dionne "Karen Dionne is the new Michael Crichton." |  What Time Devours (2008) A J Hartley "A fabulous thriller... it surprised and transported me." |  Dark Side of the Morgue (2009) (Spike Berenger Rock 'n' Roll Hit, book 2) Raymond Benson "A terrific page-turner by one of the best thriller writers in the business!" |
 Lords of Corruption (2009) Kyle Mills "...a penetrating and provocative thriller about murder and corruption in the heart of Africa." |  Free Agent (2009) (Paul Dark trilogy, book 1) Jeremy Duns "An authentic espionage novel with accurate tradecraft and intelligence operatives who act with intelligence. If you like vintage John le Carre, you'll love Free Agent. Set in the Cold War, packed with history and tension, it's a must-read for any true spy novel fan." |  You Can't Stop Me (2010) (You Can't Stop Me, book 1) Matthew Clemens and Max Allan Collins "Cutting-edge-suspense." |
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