Curious Cat Orson Scott Card Books

New Ender series book, November 2008: Ender in Exile. This is a direct sequel to Ender's Game (or to be technical it takes place between chapters 14 and 15 in Ender's Game). See all the books from the Ender's Game series and the story order for those books.

Sarah, Orson Scott Card, 2000.
Read the first two chapters online now.
Read an interview of OSC on Sarah | Review

Novels

Saints, ©1984, paperback, 2001. Excellent, historical fiction.
Pastwatch: The Redemption of Christopher Columbus, ©1996
hardcover. Excellent historical fiction, as in the Alvin Maker series.
Read Atlantis, a prelude to Pastwatch.
Songmaster, ©1978, Reissue Edition Mass Market
Paperback 1993. Excellent, fantasy genre.
Homebody, 1998 (hardcover). You can read the first two chapters online courtesy Orson Scott Card.
Treasure Box, 1996. hardcover audio tape Read the first two chapters of the book courtesy of Orson Scott Card.
Lost Boys, Mass Market Paperback, 1993. Excellent, but not for the weak hearted. Read the first chapter of the book courtesy of Orson Scott Card.
Hart's Hope © 1983, Reissue Edition Mass Market Paperback, 1988. Read chapter one online courtesy of Orson Scott Card.
Wyrms, ©1987, Reissue Edition Mass Market Paperback, 1995.
Lovelock (The Mayflower Trilogy, Book 1) by Orson Scott Card and Kathryn H. Kidd, Reprint Edition Mass Market Paperback, 1995.
The Abyss, ©1989, based on the movie. Delayed shipping. Read chapter one online courtesy of Orson Scott Card.

The Tales of Alvin Maker

Seventh Son (Alvin Maker 1), ©1987, Reprint Edition Mass Market
Paperback, 1993. Hugo Finalist, Locus Award (best fantasy novel).

Red Prophet (Alvin Maker 2), ©1988, Reissue Edition Mass Market Paperback, 1996. Hugo Finalist, Nebula Finalist, Locus Award (best fantasy novel).
Prentice Alvin (Alvin Maker 3), Reprint Edition Mass Market Paperback, 1989.
Alvin Journeyman (Alvin Maker 4) ©1995, First Edition of Mass Market Paperback, 1996. Locus Award (best fantasy novel).

Heartfire (Alvin Maker 5), 1998 (hardcover (audio tape -

). You can read the first four chapters courtesy Orson Scott Card.

Crystal City by Orson Scott Card, 2003, book six in the Alvin Maker series. "Alvin's efforts to protect his friends by keeping them healthy will create more danger than he could ever have suspected. And in saving the poor people of the city, Alvin will be put to the greatest test of his life---a test that will draw on all his power. For the time has come for him to turn to his old friend Tenskwa-Tawa, the Red Prophet who controls the lands to the west of the Mizzippy. Now Alvin must take the first steps on the road to the Crystal City that was shown to him in a vision so long ago."

Books including an OSC Short Story

Meditations on Middle Earth (a collections of essays in appreciation of J.R.R. Tolkien) by Karen Haber (Editor) and John Howe (Illustrator) includes an essay by Orson Scott Card.
In the Shadow of the Wall - includes one story by Card, along with 16 more by other authors, in reaction to the Vietnam Wall.
Collected OSC Short Stories
- Magic Mirror by Orson Scott Card and illustrated by Nathan Andrew Pinnock, 1999. One illustrated short story - not a collection of short stories (32 pages total).
- The Changed Man, (Volume 1) Reprint Edition Mass Market Paperback, 1992. Includes "Lost Boys" short story he wrote prior to the novel.
- Flux: Tales of Human Futures, (volume 2) Reprint Edition Mass Market Paperback, 1992. Includes "The Organist" set in Asimov's Foundation universe.
- Cruel Miracles, (Volume 3) Mass Market Paperback, 1992. Includes the Hugo Award winning "Eye For Eye."
- Monkey Sonatas, (Volume 4), 1992. Delayed shipping.
- The Worthing Saga, Reissue Edition Mass Market Paperback, 1994. The stories are related to each other to create the "Worthing Saga." Incorporates the Worthing Chronicle ©1983, most of Capital ©1978 and several previously unpublished stories.
- Folk of the Fringe, Hardcover, 1989. "West" ©1987, "Salvage" ©1986, "The Fringe" ©1985, "Pagent Wagon" (appearing in print for the first time), "America" ©1987, "On Sycamore Hill" ©1985, "Afterword: The Folk on the Fringe" ©1988. Read Excerpts from the book courtesy of Orson Scott Card.
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Orson Scott Card on Writing -- learn from a master
- How to Write Science Fiction and Fantasy (Writer's Digest Genre Writing Series), First Edition Hardcover, 1990.
- Characters and Viewpoint (Elements of Fiction Writing), 1988.
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