| Works | Author |
|---|
| Red Star; 'Religion, Art and Marxism'; co-founder of the Bolsheviks | |
| Zuleika Dobson | |
| Fizzles (8 short prose pieces with art by Jasper Johns); Watt | |
| The Sceptical Chymist | |
| After the Plague; The Women; World's End | |
| The States and Empires of the Sun | |
| A Seventh Man; most famous work features Magritte's 'The Key of Dreams' on its cover and was based on this guy's namesake BBC series with Mike Dibb | |
| 'Capacity of Short Term Memory'; namesake model of working memory (with Hitch) | |
| 'Huffy Henry Hid the Day' ('...And bats come over and they stall in my hair—and f*** them, I'm not Henry; Henry doesn't have any bats'); His Toy, His Dream, His Rest | |
| The Social Construction of Reality (with Thomas Luckmann) | |
| 'The Hedgehog and the Fox'; 'Two Concepts of Liberty' | |
| Doctor Copernicus; The Sea | |
| The Word of God and the Word of Man; Church Dogmatics | |
| Villette | |
| Arthur Mervyn; Edgar Huntly, or, Memoirs of a Sleep-Walker | |
| Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist; Now and After: The ABC of Communist Anarchism | |
| The Analyst: A DISCOURSE Addressed to an Infidel MATHEMATICIAN; An Essay towards a New Theory of Vision; De Motu | |
| Lindbergh; Wilson; Making Love | |
| What Numbers Could Not Be; God, the Devil, and Gödel | |
| The Last September; The Heat of the Day | |
| Timescape; Galactic Center Saga; In the Ocean of Night | |
| Squares of the City; Stand on Zanzibar | |
| Blues for Mister Charlie; The Amen Corner | |
| The Maid of the Oaks; dabbled in commanding troops as a general in the Portuguese campaign of the Seven Years War and in the American Revolutionary War | |
| The Empty Space: A Book About the Theatre: Deadly, Holy, Rough, Immediate; directed film version of King Lear and first English-language production of Marat/Sade | |
| The Children's Book; most famous work is about a couple of modern scholars who try to unravel the relationship between two Victorian poets | |
