| Combined Plot | Title | Collaborating Authors |
| An African-American man who killed the two white racists who raped his daughter defends an African-American man accused of raping a white woman. | |
| A red-dress-clad sex slave in the oppressive religious society of Gilead goes to a far, far better rest when she is willfully executed in the place of someone else. * | |
| Kira Argounova, whose family has lost everything in the Russian Revolution, abandons her brother Elyot and moves to Spain after her lover is killed there. | |
| A telepathic boy born at the exact moment that India achieves independence becomes possessed by the spirit and memories of his grandfather, Baron Harkonnen. | |
| A young girl with a habit of recording her thoughts in a secret notebook begins writing down falsehoods about Mundt, an East German assassin, in an attempt to get him executed. | |
| An Epicurean philosopher attempts to explain, through poetry, the motivations of Okonkwo, a champion Nigerian wrestler. | |
| Hercule Poirot investigates the murder of time traveller Billy Pilgrim, organizing his list of suspects by using a foot-related nursery rhyme. | |
| A young woman living in British Malaya during World War II moves to Australia, where she falls down a rabbit hole and plays croquet using a flamingo. | |
| Yevgeny Bazarov, a medical student who rejects his father's rural Orthodoxy, becomes psychologically chained to his mother after her first son dies and he contracts pneumonia. | |
| A Southern woman buries her dead brother in defiance of law, and is sentenced by Rhett's father to be walled up in Tara; Rhett commits suicide. | |
| Walter Bidlake, Philip Quarles, and Maurice Spandrell find their fates interwoven as they each become swept up in the intrigue surrounding an extraterrestrial Arctic meteorite. | |
| A young man raised by Martians returns to Earth, where he refuses to cry when his mother dies, and is executed for killing an Arab man in Algiers. | |
| Sherlock Holmes investigates the case of an impoverished Indian waiter who wins big on a popular TV game show by giving the answer 'rache.' | |
| A psychoanalytical approach to the study of culture is examined through a metaphor involving a barnyard ruled by a pig. | |
| Damon Wildeve rapes and kills his wife Thomasin after accidentally killing Eustacia Vye (who is identified by her earrings), and is captured after fleeing across Chicago rooftops. | |
| That's not the title of the book. | |