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Ted Conover Books in Order
Ted Conover is a master of experience-based narrative nonfiction, known for immersing himself in the lives of others to craft gripping stories. As a prominent author, he has written numerous articles and five books, including Rolling Nowhere: Riding the Rails with America's Hoboes, Coyotes: A Journey Across Borders with America's Mexican Migrants, Whiteout: Lost in Aspen, and Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing, which won the National Book Critics Circle Award and was a Pulitzer Prize finalist. His most recent work, The Routes of Man: How Roads Are Changing the World and the Way We Live Today, showcases his unique ability to explore complex issues through firsthand experience. Conover currently serves as a distinguished writer-in-residence at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute of New York University.
Bibliography verified: April 2026
Quick Answer
What are all of Ted Conover's book series? Ted Conover has written 1 book series. The most notable is the Non-Fiction series.
Complete series list with all books in reading order below.
Book Series by Ted Conover
- #1
Rolling Nowhere(1984) - #2Coyotes(1987)
- #3
Whiteout(1991) - #4
Newjack(1999) - #5
The Routes of Man(2010) - #6
The Fair Ophelia(2011) - #7
Cheap Land Colorado(2022) - #8
On Writing, Editing, And Publishing (By: Jacques Barzun)(1971) - #9
Writing For Social Scientists: How To Start And Finish Your Thesis, Book, Or Article (By: Howard S. Becker)(1986) - #10
Getting Into Print: The Decision-making Process In Scholarly Publishing (By: Walter W. Powell)(1986) - #11
A Manual For Writers Of Term Papers, Theses, And Dissertations (By: Kate L. Turabian)(1987) - #12
Chicago Guide To Preparing Electronic Manuscripts : For Authors And Publishers. (By: University of Chicago Press)(1987) - #13
A Handbook Of Biological Illustration (By: Frances W. Zweifel)(1988) - #14
Tales Of The Field: On Writing Ethnography (By: John Van Maanen)(1988) - #15
The Craft Of Translation (By: John Biguenet)(1989) - #16
Style (By: Joseph M. Williams)(1990) - #17
Mapping It Out (By: Mark Monmonier)(1993) - #18
Writing Ethnographic Fieldnotes (By: Rachel I. Fretz,Linda L. Shaw,Robert M. Emerson)(1995) - #19
Casuistry And Modern Ethics: A Poetics Of Practical Reasoning (By: Richard B. Miller)(1996) - #20
Tricks Of The Trade (By: Howard S. Becker)(1998) - #21
A Poet's Guide To Poetry (By: Mary Kinzie)(1999) - #22
Getting It Published (By: William Germano)(2001) - #23
The Chicago Guide To Communicating Science (By: Scott L. Montgomery)(2003) - #24
The Craft Of Research (By: Wayne C. Booth,Joseph M. Williams,Gregory G. Colomb)(2003) - #25
Doing Honest Work In College (By: Charles Lipson)(2004) - #26
The Chicago Guide To Writing About Numbers (By: Jane E. Miller)(2004) - #27
The Chicago Guide To Writing About Numbers: 2nd Edition (By: Jane E. Miller)(2004) - #28
From Dissertation To Book (By: William P. Germano)(2005) - #29
The Chicago Guide To Writing About Multivariate Analysis (By: Jane E. Miller)(2005) - #30
The Chicago Guide To Collaborative Ethnography (By: Luke Eric Lassiter)(2005) - #31
Indexing Books: 2nd Edition (By: Nancy C. Mulvany)(2005) - #32
Permissions, A Survival Guide (By: Susan M. Bielstein)(2006) - #33
Telling About Society (By: Howard S. Becker)(2007) - #34
Getting It Published: A Guide For Scholars And Anyone Else Serious About Serious Books: 2nd Edition (By: William P. Germano)(2008) - #35
Developmental Editing (By: Scott Norton)(2009) - #36
The Dramatic Writer's Companion (By: Will Dunne)(2009) - #37
Indexing Books (By: Nancy C. Mulvany)(2009) - #38
The Craft Of Scientific Communication (By: Alan G. Gross,Joseph E. Harmon)(2010) - #39
Permissions, A Survival Guide: Blunt Talk About Art As Intellectual Property (By: Susan M. Bielstein)(2010) - #40
Jack Hart'sstorycraft: The Complete Guide To Writing Narrative Nonfiction (By: J. (Author) Har)(2011) - #41
Tales Of The Field (By: John Van Maanen)(2011) - #42
Storycraft: The Complete Guide To Writing Narrative Nonfiction (By: Jack R. Hart)(2012) - #43
What Editors Want (By: Susan C. Silver)(2012) - #44
From Dissertation To Book: 2nd Edition (By: William Germano)(2013) - #45
Writing Science In Plain English (By: Anne E. Greene)(2013) - #46
The Chicago Guide To Writing About Multivariate Analysis: 2nd Edition (By: Jane E. Miller)(2013) - #47
Legal Writing In Plain English (By: Bryan A. Garner)(2013) - #48
Digital Paper (By: Andrew Abbott)(2014) - #49
Handbook For Science Public Information Officers (By: W. Matthew Shipman)(2015) - #50
The Architecture Of Story (By: Will Dunne)(2016) - #51
The Subversive Copy Editor: 2nd Edition (By: Carol Fisher Saller)(2016) - #52
But Can I Start a Sentence with "But"? (By: University of Chicago Press,Carol Fisher Saller)(2016) - #53
The Writer's Diet (By: Helen Sword)(2016) - #54
From Notes To Narrative (By: Kristen R. Ghodsee)(2016) - #55
The Chicago Guide To Grammar, Usage, And Punctuation (By: Bryan A. Garner)(2016) - #56
The Chicago Guide To Fact-checking (By: Brooke Borel)(2016) - #57
Immersion(2016) - #58
Going Public (By: Jessie Daniels)(2017) - #59
The Chicago Guide To Communicating Science: 2nd Edition (By: Scott L. Montgomery)(2017) - #60
The Art Of Creative Research (By: Philip Gerard)(2017) - #61
Thinking Like A Political Scientist (By: Christopher Howard)(2017) - #62
Write No Matter What (By: Joli Jensen)(2017) - #63
Write Your Way In (By: Rachel Toor)(2017) - #64
What Editors Do (By: Peter Ginna)(2017) - #65
Character, Scene, And Story (By: Will Dunne)(2017) - #66
Writing Abroad (By: Joanne B Mulcahy)(2017) - #67
Writing Abroad: A Guide For Travelers (By: Peter Chilson,Joanne B. Mulcahy)(2017) - #68
The Business Of Being A Writer (By: Jane Friedman)(2018) - #69
Behind The Book (By: Chris Mackenzie Jones)(2018) - #70
A Manual For Writers Of Research Papers, Theses, And Dissertations: 9th Edition (By: Kate L. Turabian)(2018) - #71
How To Write A Ba Thesis: 2nd Edition (By: Charles Lipson)(2018) - #72
Cite Right (By: Charles Lipson)(2018) - #73
New-student's Guide To Writing College Papers: 5th Edition (By: Kate L. Turabian)(2019) - #74
Writing Fiction: 10th Edition (By: Janet Burroway)(2019) - #75
Economical Writing: 3rd Edition (By: Deirdre N. McCloskey)(2019) - #76
Writing Your Journal Article In Twelve Weeks: 2nd Edition (By: Wendy Laura Belcher)(2019) - #77
Student’s Guide To Writing College Papers: 5th Edition (By: Kate L. Turabian)(2019) - #78
Student’s Guide To Writing College Papers (By: Kate L. Turabian)(2019) - #79
Writing For Social Scientists: 3rd Edition (By: Howard S. Becker)(2020) - #80
Storycraft: 2nd Edition (By: Jack R. Hart)(2021) - #81
Wordcraft (By: Jack R. Hart)(2021) - #82
Listening To People (By: Annette Lareau)(2021) - #83
On Revision (By: William Germano)(2021) - #84
Where Research Begins (By: Thomas S. Mullaney,Christopher Rea)(2022) - #85
Where Research Begins: Choosing A Research Project That Matters To You (By: Christopher G. Rea)(2022) - #86
Writing Fiction: A Guide To Narrative Craft (By: Janet Burroway)(2022) - #87
Write Your Way In: Crafting An Unforgettable College Admissions Essay (By: Rachel Toor)(2022) - #88
Getting It Published: A Guide For Scholars And Anyone Else Serious About Serious Books: 3rd Edition (By: William P. Germano)(2022) - #89
The Subversive Copy Editor: Advice From Chicago (By: Carol Fisher Saller)(2022) - #90
Digital Paper: A Manual For Research And Writing With Library And Internet Materials (By: Andrew Abbott)(2022) - #91
The Art Of Creative Research: A Field Guide For Writers (By: Philip Gerard)(2022) - #92
What Editors Do: The Art, Craft, And Business Of Book Editing (By: Peter Ginna)(2022) - #93
The Chicago Guide To Copyediting Fiction (By: Amy J. Schneider)(2023) - #94
The Chicago Guide To Fact-checking: 2nd Edition (By: Brooke Borel)(2023) - #95
Legal Writing In Plain English: 3rd Edition: A Text With Exercises (By: Bryan A. Garner)(2023) - #96
The Dissertation-to-book Workbook: Exercises For Developing And Revising Your Book Manuscript (By: Katelyn E. Knox,Allison Van Deventer)(2023) - #97
The Chicago Guide For Freelance Editors: How To Take Care Of Your Business, Your Clients, And Yourself From Start-up To Sustainability (By: Erin Brenner)(2024) - #98
Mapping It Out: Expository Cartography For The Humanities And Social Sciences (By: Mark Monmonier)(2024) - #99
Write No Matter What: Advice For Academics (By: Joli Jensen)(2024) - #100
Tricks Of The Trade: How To Think About Your Research While You're Doing It (By: Howard S. Becker)(2024) - #101
On Revision: The Only Writing That Counts (By: William Germano)(2024) - #102
Developmental Editing: A Handbook For Freelancers, Authors, And Publishers (By: Scott Norton)(2024) - #103
The Craft Of Science Writing: Selections From “the Open Notebook,” Expanded Edition (By: Siri Carpenter)(2024) - #104
The Business Of Being A Writer: 2nd Edition (By: Jane Friedman)(2025) - #105
Write Like You Teach: Taking Your Classroom Skills To A Bigger Audience (By: James M. Lang)(2025) - #106
Reasons And Feelings: Writing For The Humanities Now (By: Sarah Elizabeth Mesle)(2025) - #107
Medical Editing: A Guide To Learning The Craft And Building Your Career (By: Barbara Gastel)(2025) - #108
Teaching And Mentoring Writers In The Sciences: An Evidence-based Approach (By: Bethann Garramon Merkle,Stephen B. Heard)(2025)
About Ted Conover
Ted Conover is a master of experience-based narrative nonfiction, known for immersing himself in the lives of others to craft gripping stories. As a prominent author, he has written numerous articles and five books, including Rolling Nowhere: Riding the Rails with America's Hoboes, Coyotes: A Journey Across Borders with America's Mexican Migrants, Whiteout: Lost in Aspen, and Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing, which won the National Book Critics Circle Award and was a Pulitzer Prize finalist. His most recent work, The Routes of Man: How Roads Are Changing the World and the Way We Live Today, showcases his unique ability to explore complex issues through firsthand experience. Conover currently serves as a distinguished writer-in-residence at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute of New York University.
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