Laird Hunt Reading Order
1 series · 29 books
Laird Hunt is an American author and translator who was born in Singapore and brings an experimental edge to literary fiction. His diverse body of work spans nearly thirty standalone novels that showcase his interest in form, language, and unconventional storytelling. As both a creative writer and academic, Hunt explores the boundaries of narrative in his fiction while also contributing significantly to the field of literary translation.
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Standalone Novels Series
29 books
Laird Hunt's collection of 29 standalone novels should be read in publication order, beginning with American Midnight. These independent works span various genres and styles, with the series status currently unknown. The list includes titles such as In the House in the Dark of the Woods, Neverhome, Kind One, and Indiana, along with multiple editions and translations of several works.
Start with American Midnight, the first of 29 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | American Midnight |
| 2 | Au Lit Holy or Transgressions of the Maghreb |
| 3 | Dear Sweetheart |
| 4 | Float up, Sing Down |
| 5 | In the House in the Dark of the Woods |
| 6 | In the House in the Dark of the Woods (Thorndike Press Large Print Core) |
| 7 | In the house in the dark of the woods |
| 8 | Indiana, Indiana |
| 9 | Kind One |
| 10 | Kind One |
| 11 | La benévola |
| 12 | Nebāhōmu |
| 13 | Neverhome |
| 14 | Neverhome |
| 15 | Neverhome (Romans, nouvelles, récits) (French Edition) |
| 16 | New York n° 2 (French Edition) |
| 17 | Office at Night |
| 18 | Once into the Night |
| 19 | Ray of the star |
| 20 | Ray of the star |
| 21 | Ray of the star |
| 22 | The Exquisite |
| 23 | The Paris Stories |
| 24 | The Paris Stories |
| 25 | The evening road |
| 26 | The impossibly |
| 27 | This Wide Terraqueous World |
| 28 | Une impossibilité |
| 29 | Zorrie |
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