Orson Scott Card bibliography

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The Orson Scott Card bibliography contains a list of works published by Orson Scott Card.

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Ender's Game

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Ender's Game 1985 Ender's GameNovel 0-312-93208-1 Hugo Award winner, Locus Award SF nominee, 1986; [1] Nebula Award winner, 1985 [2]
Speaker for the Dead 1986 Ender's GameNovel 0-3129-3738-5 Hugo, and Locus SF Award winner, Campbell Award nominee, 1987; [3] Nebula Award winner, 1986 [1]
Ender's War 1991 Ender's GameCollectionOmnibus of Ender's Game and Speaker for the Dead
"Gloriously Bright" 1991 Ender's GameShort storyPublished in the January 1991 issue of Analog Science Fiction and Fact. Reprinted as parts of Chapters 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, and 11 of Xenocide. It also includes about 20 paragraphs recounting Jane's story from Speaker for the Dead that are not republished anywhere else. [4]
Xenocide 1991 Ender's GameNovel 0-3128-5056-5 Hugo and Locus SF Awards nominee, 1992 [5]
Children of the Mind 1996 Ender's GameNovel 0-3128-5395-5
Ender's Shadow 1999 Shadow SagaNovel 0-3128-6860-X Parallel novel to Ender's Game. Locus SF Award nominee, 2000 [6]
Shadow of the Hegemon 2001 Shadow SagaNovel 0-3128-7651-3 Locus SF nominee, 2002 [7]
Shadow Puppets 2002 Shadow SagaNovel 0-7653-0017-6
First Meetings 2002 Ender's GameCollection 0-7653-0873-8 Short story collection
Shadow of the Giant 2005 Shadow SagaNovel 0-3128-5758-6
"Mazer in Prison" 2005 Ender's GameShort storyPublished online
"Pretty Boy" 2006 Ender's GameShort storyPublished online
"Cheater" 2006 Ender's GameShort storyPublished online
"A Young Man with Prospects" 2007 Ender's GameShort storyPublished online. Incorporated into Ender in Exile as chapter 5.
"The Gold Bug" 2007 Ender's GameShort storyPublished online. Included in Ender in Exile.
"Ender's Stocking" 2007 Ender's GameShort storyPublished online. The beginning of this story is included as chapter 2 in A War of Gifts: An Ender Story.
A War of Gifts: An Ender Story 2007 Ender's GameNovel 0-7653-1282-4
"Ender's Homecoming" 2008 Ender's GameShort storyPublished online. Included in Ender in Exile.
"Ender in Flight" 2008 Ender's GameShort storyPublished online. Included in Ender in Exile.
Ender in Exile 2008 Ender's GameNovel 0-7653-0496-1
Shadows in Flight 2012 Shadow SagaNovel 0-7653-3200-0
Earth Unaware 2012 Formic WarsNovel 0-7653-2904-2 1st book of the 1st Formic Wars trilogy – with Aaron Johnston [8]
Earth Afire 2013 Formic WarsNovel 0-7653-2905-0 2nd book of the 1st Formic Wars trilogy – with Aaron Johnston [8]
Ender's Game Alive2013Audio playAudiobook [9]
Earth Awakens 2014 Formic WarsNovel 0-7653-2906-9 3rd book of the 1st Formic Wars trilogy – with Aaron Johnston [8]
The Swarm 2016 Formic WarsNovel 0-7653-7562-1 1st book of the 2nd Formic Wars trilogy – with Aaron Johnston [10]
Children of the Fleet 2017 Fleet SchoolNovel 0-7653-7704-7
"Renegat" 2017 Fleet SchoolShort storyPublished online in the "Uncle Orson on the Fly" blog. Later included in Infinite Stars anthology (2017)
"Governor Wiggin" 2017 Ender's GameShort storyPublished online in the "Uncle Orson on the Fly" blog. Later included in Ender's Way, a limited-edition collection of Ender-related short stories (2021)
"Messenger" 2018 Shadow SagaShort storyPublished online in the "Uncle Orson on the Fly" blog. Later included in Infinite Stars: Dark Frontiers anthology (2019)
The Hive 2019 Formic WarsNovel 0-7653-7564-8 2nd book of the 2nd Formic Wars trilogy – with Aaron Johnston [10]
The Last Shadow [11] 2021Shadow SagaNovel 0-76530-495-3
The QueensPlannedFormic WarsNovel3rd book of the 2nd Formic Wars trilogy – with Aaron Johnston [10]

The Tales of Alvin Maker

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
"Prentice Alvin and the No-Good Plow" 1989 Alvin Maker series Poem Poem that inspired the series. Available in Maps in a Mirror: The Short Fiction of Orson Scott Card [12]
Seventh Son 1987 Alvin Maker seriesNovel 0-312-93019-4 Locus Fantasy Winner, Hugo and World Fantasy Awards nominee, 1988 [13]
Red Prophet 1988 Alvin Maker seriesNovel 0-312-93043-7 Locus Fantasy Award winner, Hugo Award nominee, 1989; [14] Nebula Award nominee, 1988 [13]
Prentice Alvin 1989 Alvin Maker seriesNovel 0-312-93141-7 Locus Fantasy Award winner, Hugo Award nominee, 1990; [15] Nebula Award nominee, 1989 [14]
Alvin Journeyman 1995 Alvin Maker seriesNovel 0-312-85053-0 Locus Fantasy Award winner, 1996 [16]
Heartfire 1998 Alvin Maker seriesNovel 0-312-85054-9 Locus Fantasy Award nominee, 1999 [13]
"Grinning Man" 1998 Alvin Maker seriesShort story 978-0765300355 Published in the anthology Legends: Short Novels by the Masters of Modern Fantasy [17]
"The Yazoo Queen" 2003 Alvin Maker seriesShort story 978-1435291133 Published in the anthology Legends II : Dragon, Sword, and King [18]
"Alvin and the Apple Tree" 2014 Alvin Maker seriesShort story
The Crystal City 2003 Alvin Maker seriesNovel 0-312-86483-3
Master AlvinPlannedAlvin Maker seriesNovel

The Homecoming Saga

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
The Memory of Earth 1992 Homecoming sagaNovel 0-312-93036-4
The Call of Earth 1992 Homecoming sagaNovel 0-312-93037-2
The Ships of Earth 1994 Homecoming sagaNovel 0-312-85659-8
Earthfall 1995 Homecoming sagaNovel 0-312-93039-9
Earthborn 1995 Homecoming sagaNovel 0-312-93040-2

Women of Genesis

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Sarah 2000 Women of GenesisNovel 1-57008-994-9
Rebekah 2001 Women of GenesisNovel 1-57008-995-7
Rachel and Leah 2004 Women of GenesisNovel 1-57008-996-5
The Wives of IsraelPlannedWomen of GenesisNovel
The Sons of RachelPlannedWomen of GenesisNovel

Pastwatch series

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
"Atlantis" 1992 Pastwatch seriesShort storyFound in the collection Keeper of Dreams
Pastwatch: The Redemption of Christopher Columbus 1996 Pastwatch seriesNovel 0-312-85058-1
Pastwatch: The FloodPlannedPastwatch seriesNovel
Pastwatch: The Garden of EdenPlannedPastwatch seriesNovel

Mithermages series

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
"Sandmagic" 1979 Mithermages seriesShort story
"Stonefather" 2008 Mithermages seriesNovella
The Lost Gate 2011 Mithermages seriesNovel 978-0765326577
The Gate Thief 2013 Mithermages seriesNovel 978-0765326584
Gatefather2015Mithermages seriesNovel 978-0765326591

Mayflower

Mayflower was a projected trilogy begun in 1994 by Orson Scott Card and Kathryn H. Kidd, but only one book in the trilogy was published. Kidd died in 2015. [19]

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Lovelock 1994 MayflowerNovel 0-312-85732-2 With Kathryn H. Kidd
RasputinPlanned but not publishedMayflowerNovelWith Kathryn H. Kidd

The Worthing series

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Capitol 1979 Worthing seriesCollection
Hot Sleep 1979 Worthing seriesNovel 0-70888-063-0
The Worthing Chronicle 1983 Worthing seriesNovel
The Worthing Saga 1990 Worthing seriesCollection

The Empire series

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Empire 2006 Empire seriesNovel 978-0-765-31611-0
Shadow Complex 2009 Empire seriesVideo gameBridges the two novels
Hidden Empire 2009 Empire seriesNovel 978-0-7653-2004-9

Pathfinder series

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Pathfinder 2010 Pathfinder seriesNovel 978-1-4169-9176-2
Ruins 2012 Pathfinder seriesNovel 978-1-4169-9177-9
Visitors 2014 Pathfinder seriesNovel 978-1-4169-9178-6

Laddertop series

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Laddertop: Volume 1 2011 Laddertop seriesGraphic novelWith Emily Janice Card
Laddertop: Volume 2 2013 Laddertop seriesGraphic novelWith Emily Janice Card [8]
Laddertop: Volume 3 2022 Laddertop seriesAudiobookWith Emily Janice Card

Side Step series

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Wakers 2022 Side Step seriesNovel 978-1-4814-9619-3

Micropowers series

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Lost and Found 2019 Novel 978-1982613419
Duplex 2021 Novel 978-1799903178

Standalone novels

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
A Planet Called Treason 1979 Novel 978-0312613952
Songmaster 1980 Novel 0-8037-7711-6
Hart's Hope 1983 Novel 0-425-05819-0
Saints 1983 Novel 0-425-07002-6 Also known as Woman of Destiny
Wyrms 1987 Novel 0-7653-0560-7
Treason 1988 Novel 0-312-02304-9 Revised edition of A Planet Called Treason
The Folk of the Fringe 1989 Collection 0-7126-3637-4
Lost Boys 1992 Novel 0-06-016693-2 A novel-length expansion of the short story of the same name
Treasure Box 1996 Novel 0-06-017654-7
Stone Tables 1997 Novel 1-57345-115-0
Homebody 1998 Novel 0-06-017655-5
Enchantment 1999 Novel 0-345-41687-2
Magic Street 2005 Novel 0-345-41689-9
Invasive Procedures 2007 Novel 978-0765314246 With Aaron Johnston
A Town Divided by Christmas 2018 Novel 978-1538556856

Short story collections

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Unaccompanied Sonata and Other Stories 1980 Short story collection
Cardography 1987 Short story collection
Maps in a Mirror: The Short Fiction of Orson Scott Card 1990 Short story collection
The Changed Man 1992 Short story collectionPart one of the four volume set of Maps in a Mirror
Flux 1992 Short story collectionPart two of the four volume set of Maps in a Mirror
Monkey Sonatas 1993 Short story collectionPart three of the four volume set of Maps in a Mirror
Cruel Miracles 1992 Short story collectionPart four of the four volume set of Maps in a Mirror
Waterbaby 2001 Short story collectionPublished in Leading Edge
Doorways 2002 Short story collection
Keeper of Dreams 2008 Short story collection

Anthologies edited by Card

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Dragons of Light 1980 AnthologyEdited by Card
Dragons of Darkness 1981 AnthologyEdited by Card
Future on Fire 1991 AnthologyEdited by Card
Future on Ice 1998 AnthologyEdited by Card
Masterpieces 2001 AnthologyEdited by Card
The Phobos Science Fiction Anthology Volume 1 2002 AnthologyEdited by Card
The Phobos Science Fiction Anthology Volume 2 2003 AnthologyEdited by Card
The Phobos Science Fiction Anthology Volume 3 2004 AnthologyEdited by Card
Orson Scott Card's InterGalactic Medicine Show 2008 AnthologyEdited by Card, contains Ender saga webzine short stories

Other works

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Notes from a Guardian Angel 1982 LDS fiction
Eye for Eye / Tunesmith 1990 Tor double novel with Lloyd Biggle, Jr.
Magic Mirror 1999 Children's book
Robota 2003 Illustrated book
An Open Book 2004 Collection of poems
Ultimate Iron Man 2005 Comic book series
Red Prophet: The Tales Of Alvin Maker 2006 Comic book series
Wyrms 2006 Comic book series
The Space Boy 2007 Novel Young adult novel
Hamlet's Father 2011 Novella

Plays

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
The Apostate1970PlayAbout the Book of Mormon character Alma. Performed at Brigham Young University Margetts Arena Theatre
In Flight1970PlayPerformed at Brigham Young University Margetts Arena Theatre
Across Five Summers1971PlayPerformed at Brigham Young University Theatre Workshop
Stone Tables1971Musical playAbout Moses. Music by Robert Stoddard. Performed at Brigham Young University Pardoe Drama Theatre in 1971, Utah Valley Repertory Theatre Company in 1975, again at Brigham Young University Pardoe Drama Theatre in 1981, and Southern Virginia University in 2008. Novelized as Stone Tables by Card in 1997.
Father, Mother, Mother, and Mom1974Musical playAbout pioneer-era Mormon polygamy. Music by Robbert Stoddard. Written in 1971, it had a staged reading at Brigham Young University, but administration rejected a full staging, apparently to avoid appearing to sanction modern polygamy. After some rewriting, Card staged a 1974 production at his own Utah Valley Repertory Theatre Company. There were also productions at the Green Briar Theatre in West Jordan in 1977. and Sundance in 1982. The script is found in Sunstone Magazine, 2.2, 1978.
Of Gideon1974Lyric DramaPerformed at Brigham Young University Margetts Arena Theatre
Liberty Jail1975Musical playMusic by C. Michael Perry. About Joseph Smith. Performed at the Utah Valley Repertory Theatre Company in 1975, Valley Center Theater in 1978, and Green Briar in 1979.
Abraham and Issac1976OperaScored by Murray Boren. Performed at Brigham Young University.
Rag Mission1977Play scriptMormon missionary story. Written under the pseudonym Brian Green. Appeared in the LDS magazine Ensign, July 1977.
Fresh Courage Take1978PlayAbout William Clayton. Performed at Green Briar.
Elders and Sisters1979Musical playBased on a novel by Gladys Farmer. Music by Dallin Pack. Avenue Productions.
Wings1982PlayPartial production at Utah State Institute of Fine Arts.
Barefoot to Zion1997MusicalLDS Sesquicentennial Musical, about Mormon pioneers. Written with Kevin and Khaliel Kelly and music by Arlen Card. Card was brought in late in the process.
Posing as People 2004 PlayThree one-act plays based on short stories by Card
Clap Hands and Sing 2004 PlayOne one-act play from Posing as People; adapted by Scott Brick
Lifeloop 2004 PlayOne one-act play from Posing as People; adapted by Aaron Johnston
Sepulchre of Songs 2004 PlayOne one-act play from Posing as People; adapted by Emily Janice Card
Taming of the Shrew 2007 PlayTranslated and updated from Shakespeare
Merchant of VenicePlayAdapted from Shakespeare
Romeo and JulietPlayAdapted from Shakespeare
A Dixie Christmas Carol 2000 PlayAdapted from the Charles Dickens' classic
Bubble GumPlay

Non-fiction works

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Listen, Mom and Dad 1977 Non-fiction book
Ainge 1981 Non-fiction book
Saintspeak (1981) 1981 Non-fiction book
A Storyteller in Zion 1993 Non-fiction book

Works based on other media

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
The Abyss 1989 Novelization 0-7126-3403-7 Novelization of the movie with James Cameron
Getting Lost 2006 Novelization
Shelter 2007 Motion comic Based on the I Am Legend movie chronology

Books on writing

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Characters and Viewpoint 1988 On writing
How to Write Science Fiction and Fantasy 1990 On writing
Complete Guide to Writing Science Fiction: Volume One First Contact 2007 On writing

Columns

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Creating Your Own Games on the VIC and 64June 1984-ColumnFor Ahoy! , a Commodore computer magazine
Civilization WatchColumnFormerly known as War Watch or World Watch for the Rhinoceros Times , a former independent Greensboro, NC newspaper
Uncle Orson Reviews EverythingColumnFor the Rhinoceros Times , a former independent Greensboro, NC newspaper
Hymns of the Heart ColumnFor Meridian Magazine , an LDS online magazine
Windows Made Me This WayColumnFor Windows Sources , a computer magazine
GameplayColumnFor Compute! , a home computer magazine

Other projects

TitleYearSeriesFormatISBNNotes
Compute's Third Book of Atari (section)1984book sectionchapter 1 section 2 "Reading the Keyboard Codes" [20]
The King is Born1987The Animated Stories from the New TestamentDirect-To-Video SeriesWrote the screenplay for "The King is Born" which is part of The Animated Stories from the New Testament which was released and produced by Nest Entertainement
Unaccompanied Sonata Possible feature filmOptioned in 2014 by Chockstone Pictures and Opening Night Productions; Yaron Zilberman slated to write/direct [21] [22]
Alvin's WorldPlannedAlvin Maker seriesVideo gameAn MMORPG being developed for Windows by eGenesis
Extinct 2017TV seriesPost-apocalyptic science fiction television series directed by Ryan Little and written by Orson Scott Card and Aaron Johnston
Ender's Game 2013 Ender sagaFeature filmAmerican military science fiction action film based on the novel of the same name
I Am Legend: Shelter 2007 online promotional filmWrote the story for the short animated online film "Shelter" which was created as part of the movie's promotion
Advent Shadow 2006 Video gameOriginally planned for April 2006, a video game developed for the Sony PSP by Majesco Entertainment; canceled January 2006
Advent Rising 2005 Video gameA third-person shooter developed for Microsoft Windows and Xbox by GlyphX Inc.
Stories of Strength 2005 Ender sagaAnthology 1-4116-5503-6 Charity anthology
50 WPM 2002 Anthology 1-58182-252-9 Contribution to In the Shadow of the Wall, Vietnam Stories that Might Have Been, edited by Byron R. Tetrick.
How Tolkien Means 2001 Anthology 0-312-27536-6 A contribution to Meditations on Middle-earth, edited by Karen Haber, in which Card discusses Tolkien's aversion to modernist allegory.
The Great Snape Debate 2000 Children's book 0979233119 A flip book discussing theories on Severus Snape of the Harry Potter series
Feijoada (American Style) 1998 Anthology 1-57345-288-2 Contribution to Saints Well Seasoned, edited by Linda Hoffman Kimball.
NeoHunter 1996 Video gameWrote story
The Dig 1995 Video gameWrote dialogue
The Secret of Monkey Island 1990 Video gameCard wrote the insults for the insult swordfighting section

Pen names

Over the years Orson Scott Card used at least seven pseudonyms. According to Card he used a pseudonym for "Gert Fram" because he already had three other works appearing in the same issue. He used the penname Byron Walley again in various other publications for LDS magazines such as the Friend and the New Era as well as the short story "Middle Woman" in Dragons of Darkness. [23] Card used the names Frederick Bliss and P.Q. Gump when he wrote an overview of Mormon playwrights for the Spring 1976 issue of Sunstone magazine. According to Card he used these pseudonyms because the article included a brief reference to himself and his play "Stone Tables". [23] He used the name Brian Green in the July 1977 fine arts issue of Ensign magazine. He used this name for his short play "The Rag Mission" because he had three other pieces appearing in the same issue. [23] Card used the name Noam D. Pellume for his short story "Damn Fine Novel" which appeared in the October 1989 issue of The Green Pages. [24]

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<i>InterGalactic Medicine Show</i> Speculative fiction magazine

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