Jonathan Carroll
Jonathan Carroll was born in 1949 in New York City. He graduated from university in 1971 and got married in the same year. He moved to Vienna, Austria a few years later and began teaching. His first novel was The Land of Laughs (1980).
Carroll's short story, ”Friend's Best Man”, won a World Fantasy Award. Carroll's work has been short-listed for that award, the Hugo, and the British Fantasy Award, which he won for the novel Outside the Dog Museum. His collection of short-stories, The Panic Hand, won the Bram Stoker Award in 1995 for Best Collection.
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Books by Jonathan Carroll
Series by Jonathan Carroll
The Rondua trilogy (3 books)
The Crane's View trilogy (3 books)
The White Apples trilogy (3 books)
Speculative Fiction Books
Bathing the Lion
2014 | science fiction
The Woman Who Married a Cloud
2012 | fantasy, short stories
The Heidelberg Cylinder
2000 | fantasy
The Panic Hand
1995 | fantasy, short stories, bram stoker award
From the Teeth of Angels
1994 | fantasy
Outside the Dog Museum
1991 | fantasy, british fantasy award
Black Cocktail
1990 | fantasy
Voice of Our Shadow
1983 | fantasy
The Land of Laughs
1980 | fantasy, prix apollo
Fictions and Others
Teaching the Dog to Read
2014 | magical realism, mainstream
After Silence
1992 | mainstream