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List of works by or about Patricia Highsmith, American novelist.
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List of works by or about Patricia Highsmith, American novelist.
The snail-watcher; The birds poised to fly; The terrapin; When the fleet was in at Mobile; The quest for "Blank Claveringi"; The cries of love; Mrs. Afton, among thy green braes; The heroine; Another bridge to cross; The barbarians; The empty birdhouse.
Chorus girl’s absolutely final performance; Djemal’s revenge; There I was, stuck with bubsy; Ming's biggest prey; In the dead of truffle season; The bravest rat in Venice; Engine horse; The day of reckoning; Notes from a respectable cockroach; Eddie and the monkey robberies; Hamsters vs. Websters; Harry: a ferret; Goat ride.
The hand; Oona, the jolly cave woman; The coquette; The female novelist; The dancer; The invalid, or, The bed-ridden; The artist; The middle-class housewife; The fully-licensed whore, or, The wife; The breeder; The mobile bed-object; The perfect little lady; The silent mother-in-law; The prude; The victim; The evangelist; The perfectionist.
The man who wrote books in his head; The network; The pond; Something you have to live with; Slowly, slowly in the wind; Those awful dawns; Woodrow Wilson's neck-tie; One for the islands; A curious suicide; The baby spoon; Broken glass; Please don't shoot the trees.
Something the cat dragged in; Not one of us; The terrors of basket-weaving; Under a dark angel's eye; I despise your life; The dream of the Emma C; Old folks at home; When in Rome; Blow it; The kite; The black house.
Mermaids on the golf course; The button; Where the action is; Chris's last party; A clock ticks at Christmas; A shot from nowhere; The stuff of madness; Not in this life, maybe the next; I am not as efficient as other people; The cruellest month; The romantic.
The mysterious cemetery; Moby Dick II, or, The missile whale; Operation Balsam, or, Touch-me-not; Nabuti; Sweet freedom! And a picnic on the White House lawn; Trouble at the Jade Towers; Rent-a-Womb vs. the mighty right; No end in sight; Sixtus VI, Pope of the Red Slipper; President Buck Jones rallies, and waves the flag.