About Thomas Burnett Swann
Thomas Burnett Swann, whose book Day of the Minotaur and The Weirwoods have won him the enthusiastic applause of science-fantasy readers everywhere, is a scholar, poet and creator of brilliant legendry.
Series
Minotaur
Day of the Minotaur (1966)
The Forest of Forever (1971)
Cry Silver Bells (1977)
The Minotaur Trilogy (omnibus) (1996)
Day of the Minotaur (1966)
The Forest of Forever (1971)
Cry Silver Bells (1977)
The Minotaur Trilogy (omnibus) (1996)
Novels
The Weirwoods (1967)
The Dolphin and the Deep (1968)
Moondust (1968)
Where Is the Bird of Fire? (1970)
The Goat without Horns (1971)
Wolfwinter (1972)
How Are the Mighty Fallen (1974)
The Not-World (1975)
The Minikins of Yam (1976)
The Tournament of Thorns (1976)
The Gods Abide (1976)
Will-O-The-Wisp (1976)
Queens Walk in the Dusk (1977)
The Dolphin and the Deep (1968)
Moondust (1968)
Where Is the Bird of Fire? (1970)
The Goat without Horns (1971)
Wolfwinter (1972)
How Are the Mighty Fallen (1974)
The Not-World (1975)
The Minikins of Yam (1976)
The Tournament of Thorns (1976)
The Gods Abide (1976)
Will-O-The-Wisp (1976)
Queens Walk in the Dusk (1977)
Non fiction
Ernest Dowson (1964)
A. A. Milne (1971) (see A A Milne)
The Heroine or the Horse: Leading Ladies in Republic's Films (1978)
A. A. Milne (1971) (see A A Milne)
The Heroine or the Horse: Leading Ladies in Republic's Films (1978)
Anthologies containing stories by Thomas Burnett Swann
Nameless Places (1975)
The Year's Best Fantasy Stories 2 (1976)
Unicorns! (1982)
Modern Classics of Fantasy (1996)
The Year's Best Fantasy Stories 2 (1976)
Unicorns! (1982)
Modern Classics of Fantasy (1996)
Short stories
| Where is the Bird of Fire? [short story] (1962) | Hugo (nominee) | ||
| The Manor of Roses (1966) | Hugo (nominee) | ||
| The Night of the Unicorn (1975) |
Awards
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