Lidia Yuknavitch Reading Order
1 series · 21 books
Lidia Yuknavitch is an Oregon-based novelist and memoirist whose experimental fiction explores unconventional bodies, fractured narratives, and the transformative power of creativity. Her work spans visceral novels like The Small Backs of Children and The Book of Joan alongside the acclaimed memoir The Chronology of Water, which traces her life through water as metaphor and survival. Known for challenging literary conventions and celebrating creative misfits, Yuknavitch has become a distinctive voice in contemporary American literature through both her books and her influential public talks on artistic belonging and resilience.
Standalone Novels Series
21 books
Start with Allegories of violence, the first of 21 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Allegories of violence |
| 2 | Atesten Cikan Kiz |
| 3 | Dora |
| 4 | Dünyanin Sonundayiz |
| 5 | Letter to My Rage |
| 6 | Liberty's excess |
| 7 | Northwest Edge |
| 8 | Northwest Edge III |
| 9 | On Being Human |
| 10 | Reading the Waves |
| 11 | Real to reel |
| 12 | Sinir |
| 13 | Spark |
| 14 | Tattooed Heart and My Name Is Rose |
| 15 | The Book of Joan |
| 16 | The Misfit's Manifesto |
| 17 | The chronology of water |
| 18 | The small backs of children |
| 19 | Thrust |
| 20 | Verge |
| 21 | her other mouths |
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- How many books has Lidia Yuknavitch written?
- Lidia Yuknavitch has written 21 books across 1 series.