Mary Stewart

Mary Stewart is one of those authors where I bought everything I could and therefore had too many books to keep up with reading. She wrote mainly what were probably called “gothics” at the time. Today, they would most likely be classed as romantic suspense. She also wrote a trilogy (that expanded to five books) about King Arthur and Merlin, and some children’s books.

Just Finished Up Next

I would like to read my way through her books in the order they were written. Her gothics have just been republished in lovely new editions with pretty, period-appropriate covers (they’ll be going into the dream library) and putting them out in ebook format at the same time. I’ve read the first three so far, so I’m on my way.

Madam, Will You Talk?

Wildfire at Midnight

Thunder on The Right

Nine Coaches Waiting

1955
READ
Own in paper
1956
 READ
Own in paper, ebook
1957
READ
Own in paper, ebook
1958
READ
Own in paper, ebook

My Brother Michael

The Ivy Tree

The Moonspinners

This Rough Magic

1959
Unread
Own in paper, ebook
1961
Read Previously
Own in paper, ebook
1962
Unread
Own in paper, ebook
1964
Unread
Own in paper

Airs Above the Ground

The Gabriel Hounds

The Wind Off the Small Isles

The Crystal Cave

1965
Read Previously
Own in paper
1967
Unread
Own in paper
1968
READ
Out of Print
1970
Read Previously
Arthurian Saga 01
Own in paper, ebook

The Little Broomstick

The Hollow Hills

Ludo and the Star Horse

Touch Not the Cat

1971
Unread
No ebook available
1973
Read Previously
Arthurian Saga 02
Own in paper, ebook
1974
Unread
No ebook available
1976
Read Previously
Own in paper, ebook

The Last Enchantment

A Walk in Wolf Wood

The Wicked Day

Thornyhold

 1979
Never Finished
Arthurian Saga 03
Own in paper, ebook
1980
Unread
Own in paper
No ebook available
1983
Unread
Arthurian Saga 04
Own in paper
No ebook available
1988
Unread

Stormy Petrel

The Prince and the Pilgrim

Rose Cottage

 1991
Unread
Own in ebook
1995
Unread
1997
Unread
Own in paper

6 responses to this post.

  1. I didn’t know they were available in ebook format! Where are they available? I searched in Amazon but I couldn’t see them there. I’d rather get the physical copies of her romantic suspense novels because they’re all so pretty. They look good lined up on the shelf. I can’t justify getting the Merlin books until I finish reading the ones that I already have.

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