Anne McCaffrey bibliography

McCaffrey's first novel was Restoree, published by Ballantine Books in 1967.

• Restoree (1967) ISBN 978-0-552-08344-7

Several of McCaffrey's series and more than half her books share as background a universe governed by the "Federated Sentient Planets" or "Federation" or "FSP".

McCaffrey's most famous works are the Dragonriders of Pern series.

• "Weyr Search", Analog Magazine, October 1967 (later incorporated into Dragonflight)
• "Dragonrider", Analog Magazine – two parts, December 1967/January 1968 (later incorporated into Dragonflight)
• "The Smallest Dragonboy", Science Fiction Tales edited by Roger Elwood (Rand McNally, 1973) reprinted in A Gift of Dragons, and Get Off The Unicorn.
• "A Time When", N.E.S.F.A. Press, hardcover limited edition printed for guest of honor appearance at Boskone (a convention in Boston) 1975 (later incorporated into The White Dragon)
• "Rescue Run", Analog Magazine, Aug.1991 (later incorporated into The Chronicles of Pern: First Fall)
• "The P.E.R.N. Survey", Amazing Magazine, Sept.1993 (later incorporated into The Chronicles of Pern: First Fall)
• "The Dolphin's Bell", published as a limited edition, leatherbound book by The Wildside Press, 1993 (later incorporated into The Chronicles of Pern: First Fall)
• "The Girl Who Heard Dragons", originally published as a Tor Book by Tom Doherty Associates, LLC, in 1994 and in A Gift of Dragons, also Cheap Street Press, 1986
• "Runner of Pern", Legends, an anthology edited by Robert Silverberg
• "Ever the Twain", A Gift of Dragons
• "Beyond Between", Legends II: New Short Novels by the Masters of Modern Fantasy, edited by Robert Silverberg

in publication order: for a list in Pern historical order see Chronological list of Pern books

• "Weyr Search" (Analog, Oct 1967) – novella
• "Dragonrider" (Analog, Dec 1967 and Jan 1968) – novella
• Dragonflight (1968) ISBN 978-0-345-45633-5, ISBN 978-0-552-08453-6  – fix-up of "Weyr Search" and "Dragonrider"
• Dragonquest (1971) ISBN 978-0-345-33508-1
• "The Smallest Dragonboy" (1973, in Science Fiction Tales, ed. Roger Elwood); also in non-Pern collections Get Off the Unicorn and A Gift of Dragons
• "A Time When" (1975) (NESFA Press) ISBN 978-0-915368-07-5
• Dragonsong (1976) ISBN 978-0-689-86008-9
• Dragonsinger (1977) ISBN 978-0-689-86007-2
• The White Dragon (1978) ISBN 978-0-345-34167-9 – incorporating "A Time When"
• Dragondrums (1979) ISBN 978-0-689-86006-5
• Moreta: Dragonlady of Pern (1983) ISBN 978-0-345-29873-7
• Nerilka's Story (1986) ISBN 978-0-345-33949-2
• "The Girl Who Heard Dragons" (1986 novella); also in the non-Pern collection of the same name
• Dragonsdawn (1988) ISBN 978-0-345-36286-5
• The Renegades of Pern (1989) ISBN 978-0-345-36933-8
• All the Weyrs of Pern (1991) ISBN 978-0-345-36893-5
• "Rescue Run" (Analog 111:10, August 1991)
• The Chronicles of Pern: First Fall (1993) ISBN 978-0-345-36899-7 – Pern short story collection
  • "The Survey: P.E.R.N." (also in Amazing, September 1993)
  • "The Dolphins' Bell"
  • "The Ford of Red Hanrahan"
  • "The Second Weyr"
  • "Rescue Run" (1991)
• The Dolphins of Pern (1994) ISBN 978-0-345-36895-9
• Red Star Rising (hard) or Red Star Rising: Second Chronicles of Pern (paper) (1996) ISBN 978-0-552-14272-4
      or Dragonseye (US release) ISBN 978-0-345-41879-1
• The Masterharper of Pern (1998) ISBN 978-0-345-42460-0
• "Runner of Pern" (1998, in the anthology Legends, ed. Robert Silverberg ISBN 978-0-312-86787-4)
• The Skies of Pern (2001) ISBN 978-0-345-43469-2
• A Gift of Dragons (2002) ISBN 978-0-345-45635-9 – Pern short story collection
  • "The Smallest Dragonboy" (1973)
  • "The Girl Who Heard Dragons" (1986 novella)
  • "Runner of Pern" (1998)
  • "Ever the Twain" (2002)
• Dragon's Kin (2003) (Anne & Todd McCaffrey) ISBN 978-0-345-46200-8
• "Beyond Between" (2003, in the anthology Legends II, ed. Robert Silverberg ISBN 978-0-345-45644-1)
• Dragonsblood (2005) (Todd McCaffrey) ISBN 978-0-345-44124-9
• Dragon's Fire (2006) (Anne & Todd McCaffrey) ISBN 978-0-345-48028-6
• Dragon Harper (2007) (Anne & Todd McCaffrey) ISBN 978-0-345-48030-9
• Dragonheart (2008) (Todd McCaffrey) ISBN 978-0-582-36401-1
• Dragongirl (2010) (Todd McCaffrey) ISBN 978-0-593-05587-8
• Dragon's Time (June 2011) (Anne & Todd McCaffrey) ISBN 978-0-345-50089-2
• Sky Dragons (2012) (Anne & Todd McCaffrey) ISBN 978-0-593-06621-8
• Dragon’s Code (2018) (Gigi McCaffrey) ISBN 978-1-101-96474-3
• After the Fall (in progress)^[a]

The Brain & Brawn Ship series comprises seven novels. Only the first was written by Anne McCaffrey alone, a fix-up of five previously published stories.^[1]

The Ship books are set in the same universe as the Crystal Singer books, as Brainship-Brawn pairings were characters in the second and third volumes of that series.

• The Ship Who Sang (1969) (fix-up of stories from 1961, 1966, and 1969) ISBN 978-0-345-33431-2
• PartnerShip (1992) with Margaret Ball, ISBN 978-0-671-72109-1
• The Ship Who Searched (1992) with Mercedes Lackey, ISBN 978-0-671-72129-9
• The City Who Fought (1993) with S.M. Stirling, ISBN 978-0-671-87599-2
• The Ship Who Won (1994) with Jody Lynn Nye, ISBN 978-0-671-87657-9

This series also includes solo entries by Stirling and Nye:

• The Ship Errant (1996) by Jody Lynn Nye, ISBN 978-0-671-87854-2
• The Ship Avenged (1997) by S.M. Stirling, ISBN 978-0-671-87861-0

All but the first were issued in omnibus editions of two as Brain Ships (2003, McCaffrey, Ball & Lackey); The Ship Who Saved the Worlds (2003, McCaffrey & Nye); The City and the Ship (2004, McCaffrey & Stirling).^[1]

The Crystal series, as catalogued by the Internet Speculative Fiction Database under the name Crystal Universe, comprises five novels published from 1982 and four earlier short stories that were a basis for the first book, The Crystal Singer. Three of the novels compose the Crystal trilogy, or Crystal Singer trilogy after the first of them.^[2]

• Crystal trilogy, or Crystal Singer trilogy
  • Crystal Singer (1982) ISBN 978-0-345-32786-4 (based on four stories published 1974/1975)
  • Killashandra (1986) ISBN 978-0-345-31600-4
  • Crystal Line (1992) ISBN 978-0-345-38491-1

Omnibus editions were published as The Crystal Singer Trilogy (1996) and The Crystal Singer Omnibus (1999).^[3]

ISFDB catalogues two other novels as "Crystal Universe" books.^[2]

• The Coelura (1983) ISBN 978-0-312-93042-4
• Nimisha's Ship (1998) ISBN 978-0-345-43425-8

The Ireta series, as catalogued by ISFDB, comprises five novels, two "Dinosaur Planets" by Anne McCaffrey 1978 and 1984, and three "Planet Pirates" written with co-authors in the 1990s.^[4]

They share a fictional premise and some characters. The events of Dinosaur Planet overlap with the final chapters of The Death of Sleep, as does Dinosaur Planet Survivors with Sassinak; Generation Warriors continues and concludes the storylines of both series.

When the Exploration and Evaluation Corps team reached the planet Ireta, dinosaurs were not what they expected to find.

• Dinosaur Planet (1978) ISBN 978-0-345-31995-1
• Dinosaur Planet Survivors (1984) ISBN 978-0-345-27246-1

Omnibus editions have been issued under the titles The Ireta Adventure (1985), The Dinosaur Planet Omnibus (2001), and The Mystery of Ireta (2004).^[5]

All is not well in the FSP: pirates attack the spacelanes. In this series, survivors on Ireta and survivors of space pirate attacks join forces.

• Sassinak (1990-03-01) with Elizabeth Moon, ISBN 978-0-671-69863-8
• The Death of Sleep (1990-06-01) with Jody Lynn Nye, ISBN 978-0-671-69884-3
• Generation Warriors (1991-02-01) with Elizabeth Moon, ISBN 978-0-671-72041-4

Omnibus edition: The Planet Pirates (1993).^[6]

"The Talents Universe", as catalogued by the Internet Speculative Fiction Database, comprises two series. They share one fictional premise. Eight books, all by Anne McCaffrey alone, are rooted in her second story (1959) and three stories published in 1969.^[7]

• To Ride Pegasus (1973) (collection of stories from 1969 and 1973) ISBN 978-0-345-33603-3
• Pegasus in Flight (1990) ISBN 978-0-345-36897-3
• Pegasus in Space (2000) ISBN 978-0-345-43467-8

• The Rowan (1990) (partly based on the 1959 story "Lady in the Tower") ISBN 978-0-441-73576-1
• Damia (1991) (partly based on the 1969 short "A Meeting of Minds") ISBN 978-0-441-13556-1
• Damia's Children (1993) ISBN 978-0-441-00007-4
• Lyon's Pride (1994) ISBN 978-0-441-00141-5
• The Tower and the Hive (1999) ISBN 978-0-441-00720-2

• Decision at Doona (1969) ISBN 978-0-345-35377-1
• Crisis on Doona (1992) with Jody Lynn Nye, ISBN 978-0-441-23194-2
• Treaty at Doona (1994) with Jody Lynn Nye, ISBN 978-0-441-00089-0 (Originally Treaty Planet)

Omnibus edition of the latter two: Doona (2004).^[8]

The Petaybee universe comprises two trilogies by Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough.^[9]

• Powers That Be (1993) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-345-38173-6
• Power Lines (1994) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-345-38780-6
• Power Play (1995) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-345-38781-3

• Changelings (2005) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-345-47002-7
• Maelstrom (2006) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-345-47004-1
• Deluge (2008) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-345-47006-5

This duology is a collaboration between Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough that introduces a new universe with Barque Cats and their special telepathically linked humans.

• Catalyst (2010) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough
• Catacombs (December 2010) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough^[10]

The Freedom series or "Catteni Sequence" comprises one 1970 short story and four Freedom novels written 1995 to 2002.^[11]

• Freedom's Landing (1995) ISBN 978-0-441-00338-9 (based on the 1970 short story "The Thorns of Barevi")
• Freedom's Choice (1996) ISBN 978-0-441-00531-4
• Freedom's Challenge (1998) ISBN 978-0-441-00625-0
• Freedom's Ransom (2002) ISBN 978-0-441-01020-2

The "Acorna Universe series" comprises ten novels published 1997 to 2007, seven sometimes called Acorna and three sometimes called Acorna's Children. The first two were written by Anne McCaffrey and Margaret Ball, the rest by McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough.^[12]

• Acorna: The Unicorn Girl (1997) with Margaret Ball, ISBN 978-0-06-105789-2
• Acorna's Quest (1998) with Margaret Ball, ISBN 978-0-06-105790-8
• Acorna's People (1999) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-06-105983-4
• Acorna's World (2000) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-06-105984-1
• Acorna's Search (2001) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-380-81846-4
• Acorna's Rebels (2003) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-380-81847-1
• Acorna's Triumph (2004) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-380-81848-8

• First Warning (2005) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-06-052539-2
• Second Wave (2006) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-06-052540-8
• Third Watch (2007) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0-06-052541-5

• Get Off the Unicorn (1977) ISBN 978-0-441-00338-9
• The Girl Who Heard Dragons (1994) (contains one Pern story by the same name) ISBN 978-0-8125-1099-7

• The Mark of Merlin (1971) ISBN 978-1-58715-493-5
• Ring of Fear (1971) ISBN 978-1-58715-016-6
• The Kilternan Legacy (1975) ISBN 978-1-58715-793-6
• Stitch in Snow (1985) ISBN 978-0-8125-8562-9
• The Year of the Lucy (1986) ISBN 978-0-8125-8565-0
• The Lady (1987) ISBN 978-0-345-35674-1 (also published as The Carradyne Touch)

Three Women contains the first three listed in an omnibus edition.

• An Exchange of Gifts (1995) ISBN 978-1-880448-48-9
• No One Noticed the Cat (1996) ISBN 978-0-8439-5903-1
• If Wishes Were Horses (1998) ISBN 978-0-8439-5912-3
• Black Horses for the King (1998) ISBN 978-0-15-206378-8 – Arthurian historical novel

• Alchemy and Academe (1970)
• Space Opera (1996) with Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, ISBN 978-0886777142

• Cooking Out of This World (1973), edited by A.M.; revised 1992, ISBN 978-1-880448-13-7
• Serve it Forth: Cooking with Anne McCaffrey (1996), edited with John Betancourt, ISBN 978-0-446-67161-3

• A Diversity of Dragons (1997), by A.M. and Richard Woods, illustrated by John Howe, Atheneum Books, ISBN 978-0-06-105531-7 – ISFDB says, "Cataloged as fiction by the Library of Congress even though it's part non-fiction and part art book."^[13]

• Anne McCaffrey at the Internet Book Database of Fiction
• Anne McCaffrey at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
• Pern Home —"the website for Pern and The Dragonriders of Pern™".