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Lidia Yuknavitch Books in Order
Lidia Yuknavitch is a celebrated author of novels, memoirs, and nonfiction. Her critically acclaimed novels, The Book of Joan and The Small Backs of Children, have earned her the 2016 Oregon Book Award's Ken Kesey Award for Fiction, as well as the Reader's Choice Award. Her novel Dora: A Headcase has also garnered significant attention. Yuknavitch's memoir, The Chronology of Water, was a finalist for the PEN Center USA award for creative nonfiction and a winner of the PNBA Award and the Oregon Book Award Reader's Choice. Her forthcoming nonfiction book, The Misfit's Manifesto, is based on her TED Talk. Yuknavitch teaches writing through her workshop series, Corporeal Writing, in Portland, Oregon, and holds a doctorate in Literature from the University of Oregon. She lives in Oregon with her husband and son.
Bibliography verified: April 2026
Quick Answer
What are all of Lidia Yuknavitch's book series? Lidia Yuknavitch has written 3 book series. The most notable is the Literary Criticism and Cultural Theory series.
Complete series list with all books in reading order below.
Book Series by Lidia Yuknavitch
- #1
Making Homes in the West/Indies (By: Antonia MacDonald-Smythe)(2001) - #2
Allegories of Violence(2001) - #3
Voice of the Oppressed in the Language of the Oppressor (By: Patsy J. Daniels)(2001) - #4
Out of Touch (By: Maureen F Curtin)(2002) - #5
The Figure of Consciousness (By: Jill M. Kress)(2002) - #6
Making of the Victorian Novelist (By: Bradley Deane)(2002) - #7
Eugenic Fantasies (By: Betsy Lee Nies)(2002) - #8
The Space and Place of Modernism (By: Adam McKible)(2002) - #9
The Self Wired (By: Lisa Yaszek)(2002) - #10
The Merchant of Modernism (By: Gary Levine)(2002) - #11
Intimate and Authentic Economies (By: Tom Nissley)(2003) - #12
Balancing the Books (By: Erik Dussere)(2003) - #13
Figures of Finance Capitalism (By: Borislav Knežević)(2003) - #14
Beyond the Sound Barrier (By: Kristin K. Henson)(2003) - #15
Satire and the Postcolonial Novel (By: John Clement Ball)(2003) - #16
The Other Orpheus (By: Merrill Cole)(2003) - #17
Feminist Utopian Novels of the 1970s (By: Tatiana Teslenko)(2003) - #18
Love American Style (By: Kimberly A. Freeman)(2003) - #19
Dead Letters to the New World (By: Michael McLoughlin)(2003) - #20
The Other Empire (By: Filiz Swenson)(2003) - #21
The Dangerous Potential of Reading (By: Ana-Isabel Aliaga-Buchenau)(2003) - #22
Revised Lives (By: William Pannapacker)(2003) - #23
Through the Negative (By: Megan Williams)(2003) - #24
Labor Pains (By: Carolyn R. Maibor)(2003) - #25
Fictional Feminism (By: Kim A. Loudermilk)(2003) - #26
Reading the Text That Isn't There (By: Mike Lee Davis)(2004) - #27
The Architecture of Address (By: Jake Adam York)(2004) - #28
Ethical Diversions (By: Katalin Orbán)(2004) - #29
The Real Negro (By: Shelly Eversley)(2004) - #30
Narrative in the Professional Age (By: Jennifer Cognard-Black)(2004) - #31
Misery's Mathematics (By: Peter Balaam)(2004) - #32
Protest and the Body in Melville, Dos Passos, and Hurston (By: Thomas McGlamery)(2004) - #33
Writing the City (By: Desmond Harding)(2004) - #34
The Colonizer Abroad (By: )(2004) - #35
The Metanarrative of Suspicion in Late Twentieth-Century America (By: Sandra Baringer)(2004) - #36
Racial Blasphemies (By: Michael L. Cobb)(2004) - #37
Postmodern Counternarratives (By: Christopher Donovan)(2004) - #38
Surviving the Crossing (By: Jessica Rabin)(2004) - #39
Authoring the Self (By: Scott Hess)(2004) - #40
The Slave in the Swamp (By: William Tynes Cowa)(2004) - #41
The End of the Mind (By: DeSales Harrison)(2004) - #42
The Romantic Sublime and Middle-Class Subjectivity in the Victorian Novel (By: Stephen Hancock)(2005) - #43
Poetry and Repetition (By: Krystyna Mazur)(2005) - #44
The Fiction of Nationality in an Era of Transnationalism (By: Nyla Ali Khan)(2005) - #45
Twentieth-Century Americanism (By: Andrew Yerkes)(2005) - #46
The Ethics of Exile (By: Timothy Strode)(2005) - #47
Gendered Pathologies (By: Sondra M. Archimedes)(2005) - #48
Outsider Citizens (By: Sarah Relyea)(2005) - #49
Cosmopolitan Fictions (By: Katherine Stanton)(2005) - #50
Narrative Desire and Historical Reparations (By: Tim S. Gauthier)(2005) - #51
The Fatal News (By: Katherine E. Ellison)(2005) - #52
Foreign Bodies (By: Laura Di Prete)(2005) - #53
The Subject of Race in American Science Fiction (By: Sharon DeGraw)(2006) - #54
Overheard Voices (By: Ann Keniston)(2006) - #55
Unsettled Narratives (By: David Farrier)(2006) - #56
Between the Angle and the Curve (By: DanielleRussell)(2006) - #57
Strange Cases (By: Jason Tougaw)(2006) - #58
The Spell Cast by Remains (By: Patricia Ross)(2006) - #59
Contested Masculinities (By: Nalin Jayasena)(2006) - #60
Museum Mediations (By: Barbara K. Fisher)(2006) - #61
Here and Now (By: Youngjoo Son)(2006) - #62
Different Dispatches (By: David T. Humphries)(2006) - #63
Like Parchment in the Fire (By: Prasanta Chakravarty)(2006) - #64
Revisiting Vietnam (By: Julia Bleakney)(2006) - #65
Equity in English Renaissance Literature (By: Andrew Majeske)(2006) - #66
You Factory Folks Who Sing This Song Will Surely Understand (By: Wes Mantooth)(2006) - #67
Idioms of Self Interest (By: Jill Phillips Ingram)(2006) - #68
Keeping up Her Geography (By: Tanya Ann Kennedy)(2006) - #69
Rhizosphere (By: Mary F. Zamberlin)(2006) - #70
Parsing the City (By: Heather Easterling)(2006) - #71
The Economy of the Short Story in British Periodicals of the 1890s (By: Winnie Chan)(2007) - #72
Shakespeare and the Cultural Colonization of Ireland (By: Robin Bates)(2007) - #73
Machine and Metaphor (By: Jennifer Carol Cook)(2007) - #74
Zionism and Revolution in European-Jewish Literature (By: Laurel Plapp)(2007) - #75
Negotiating the Modern (By: Amit Ray)(2007) - #76
Asian Diaspora Poetry in North America (By: Benzi Zhang)(2007) - #77
Conspiracy, Revolution, and Terrorism from Victorian Fiction to the Modern Novel (By: Adrian Wisnicki)(2007) - #78
The Genesis of the Chicago Renaissance (By: Mary Hricko)(2007) - #79
William Morris and the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (By: Andrea Elizabeth Donovan)(2007) - #80
Cosmopolitan Culture and Consumerism in Chick Lit (By: Caroline J. Smith)(2007) - #81
Spaces of the Sacred and Profane (By: Elizabeth A. Bridgham)(2007) - #82
Literature and Development in North Africa (By: Perri Giovannucci)(2008) - #83
Victorian Narrative Technologies in the Middle East (By: Cara Murray)(2008) - #84
The Tower of London in English Renaissance Drama (By: Kristen Deiter)(2008) - #85
The Contemporary Anglophone Travel Novel (By: Stephen M. Levin)(2008) - #86
Ruined by Design (By: Inger Sigrun Brodey)(2008) - #87
Haunting and Displacement in African American Literature and Culture (By: Marisa Parham)(2008) - #88
The Politics of Identity in Irish Drama (By: George Cusack)(2009) - #89
Modern American Counter Writing (By: A. Robert Lee)(2009) - #90
Narrative Mutations (By: Rudyard J. Alcocer)(2011) - #91
Ethics and Politics in Modern American Poetry (By: John Wrighton)(2012) - #92
The Rise of Corporate Publishing and Its Effects on Authorship in Early Twentieth Century America (By: Kim Becnel)(2012) - #93
Modernism and the Marketplace (By: Alissa G. Karl)(2012) - #94
The Life Writing of Otherness (By: Lauren Rusk)(2012) - #95
Visionary Dreariness (By: Markus Poetzsch)(2013) - #96
Regenerating the Novel (By: James J. Miracky)(2013) - #97
The Imperial Quest and Modern Memory from Conrad to Greene (By: Julia Rawa)(2013) - #98
Vital Contact (By: Patrick Chura)(2013) - #99
Nihilism and the Sublime Postmodern (By: William Slocombe)(2013) - #100
City/Stage/Globe (By: D.J. Hopkins)(2013) - #101
Recycling Virginia Woolf in Contemporary Art and Literature (By: Monica Latham,Caroline Marie,Anne-Laure Rigeade)(2021) - #102
Lu Xun’s Affirmative Biopolitics (By: Wenjin Cui)(2021) - #103
Queer Women in Modern Spanish Literature (By: Lou Charnon-Deutsch,Ana I. Simón-Alegre)(2021) - #104
Telling Details (By: Jiwei Xiao)(2022) - #105
Trauma, Posttraumatic Growth, and World Literature (By: Suzanne LaLonde)(2022) - #106
Erich Auerbach and the Secular World (By: Jon Nixon)(2022)
- #1
The Misfit's Manifesto(2017) - #2
The Chronology of Water(2019) - #3Letter to My Rage: An Evolution(2020)
- #4
Reading the Waves: A Memoir(2025) - #5
Her Other Mouths(1997) - #6
Liberty's Excess(2000) - #7
Real to Reel(2003) - #8
Verge(2020)
- #1
Dora(2012) - #2
The Small Backs of Children(2015) - #3
The Book of Joan(2017) - #4
Thrust(2022)
About Lidia Yuknavitch
Lidia Yuknavitch is a celebrated author of novels, memoirs, and nonfiction. Her critically acclaimed novels, The Book of Joan and The Small Backs of Children, have earned her the 2016 Oregon Book Award's Ken Kesey Award for Fiction, as well as the Reader's Choice Award. Her novel Dora: A Headcase has also garnered significant attention. Yuknavitch's memoir, The Chronology of Water, was a finalist for the PEN Center USA award for creative nonfiction and a winner of the PNBA Award and the Oregon Book Award Reader's Choice. Her forthcoming nonfiction book, The Misfit's Manifesto, is based on her TED Talk. Yuknavitch teaches writing through her workshop series, Corporeal Writing, in Portland, Oregon, and holds a doctorate in Literature from the University of Oregon. She lives in Oregon with her husband and son.
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