About Susan Sontag
Susan Sontag is one of America's best-known and most admired writers. Her critical essays have established her as one of the leading commentators on contemporary culture. She is the author of several work of fiction and her non-fiction includes ILLNESS AS METAPHOR. She has also written and directed four feature films and stages plays in the US and Europe.
Novels
Omnibus
Collections
Plays
Duet for Cannibals: A Screenplay (1970)
Brother Carl: A Filmscript (1974)
Alice in Bed: A Play in Eight Scenes (1993)
Brother Carl: A Filmscript (1974)
Alice in Bed: A Play in Eight Scenes (1993)
Non fiction
Against Interpretation: And Other Essays (1967)
Trip to Hanoi (1969)
Styles of Radical Will (1969)
Art of Revolution: Ninety Six Posters from Cuba (1970)
On Photography (1973)
Susan Sontag On Photography (1978)
Illness As Metaphor (1979)
Under the Sign of Saturn: Essays (1980)
Italy: One Hundred Years of Photography (1988)
AIDS and Its Metaphors (1988)
Dancers On a Plane: John Cage, Merce Cunningham, Jasper Johns (1989)
Cage, Cunningham, Johns: Dancers On a Plane (1990)
The Way We Live Now (1991) (with Howard Hodgkin)
Violent Legacies: Three Cantos (1992) (with Richard Misrach)
The Best American Essays (1992)
Conversations With Susan Sontag (1995)
Homo Poeticus (1995) (with Danilo Kiš)
Women (1999) (with Annie Leibovitz)
Where the Stress Falls: Essays (2001)
Regarding the Pain of Others (2003)
At the Same Time (2007)
As Consciousness Is Harnessed to Flesh (2012)
Trip to Hanoi (1969)
Styles of Radical Will (1969)
Art of Revolution: Ninety Six Posters from Cuba (1970)
On Photography (1973)
Susan Sontag On Photography (1978)
Illness As Metaphor (1979)
Under the Sign of Saturn: Essays (1980)
Italy: One Hundred Years of Photography (1988)
AIDS and Its Metaphors (1988)
Dancers On a Plane: John Cage, Merce Cunningham, Jasper Johns (1989)
Cage, Cunningham, Johns: Dancers On a Plane (1990)
The Way We Live Now (1991) (with Howard Hodgkin)
Violent Legacies: Three Cantos (1992) (with Richard Misrach)
The Best American Essays (1992)
Conversations With Susan Sontag (1995)
Homo Poeticus (1995) (with Danilo Kiš)
Women (1999) (with Annie Leibovitz)
Where the Stress Falls: Essays (2001)
Regarding the Pain of Others (2003)
At the Same Time (2007)
As Consciousness Is Harnessed to Flesh (2012)
Anthologies containing stories by Susan Sontag
More Stories Strange and Sinister (1967)
Doubles, Dummies and Dolls: 21 Terror Tales of Replication (1994)
Mistresses of the Dark: 25 Macabre Tales by Master Storytellers (1998)
Doubles, Dummies and Dolls: 21 Terror Tales of Replication (1994)
Mistresses of the Dark: 25 Macabre Tales by Master Storytellers (1998)
Short stories
| The Dummy (1963) |
Awards
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Books about Susan Sontag
Notes on Sontag (2009) by Phillip Lopate
Sempre Susan: A Memoir of Susan Sontag (2011) by Sigrid Nunez
Sempre Susan: A Memoir of Susan Sontag (2011) by Sigrid Nunez
Links to other websites
| susansontag.com |
Susan Sontag recommends
 The Tanners (1907) Robert Walser "A major, truly wonderful, heart-breaking writer." |  Isaac and the Undertaker's Daughter (1983) Steve Stern "These seven stories, written with great brio, portray zany Jewish family life ever so slightly haunted by demons. Steve Stern may be a late practitioner of the genre, but he is an expert one. Whiplash sentences, lots of energy and charm." |  Summer in Baden-Baden (1987) Leonid Tsypkin "I would include [it] among the most beautiful, exalting, and original achievements of a century's worth of fiction and para-fiction." |
 Soldiers of Salamis (2003) Javier Cercas "With irresistible directness and delicacy, Javier Cercas engages in a quick-witted, tender quest for truth..." |  Vertical Motion (2011) Can Xue "If China has one possibility of a Nobel Laureate it is Can Xue." |  Satantango (2012) László Krasznahorkai "The contemporary master of the Apocalypse." |
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