Robin Hobb bibliography

This is a complete list of works by American author Robin Hobb, the pen name of Margaret Astrid Lindholm Ogden, who also writes under the pen name Megan Lindholm.^[1]

Hobb in 2017

Writing as Megan Lindholm

Novels (Lindholm)

Novels by Megan Lindholm

Series	Title	Year	Publisher	Ref.
Windsingers	Harpy's Flight	1983	Ace	[2]
	The Windsingers	1984	Ace	[3]
	The Limbreth Gate	1984	Ace	[3]
	Luck of the Wheels	1989	Ace	[3]
Reindeer People	The Reindeer People	1988	Ace	[2]
	Wolf's Brother	1988	Ace	[2]
Standalone novels	Wizard of the Pigeons	1986	Ace	[2]
	Cloven Hooves	1991	Bantam	[2]
	Alien Earth	1992	Bantam	[2]
	The Gypsy (with Steven Brust)	1992	Tor	[2]

Short fiction (Lindholm)

Short fiction by Megan Lindholm

Type	Title	Date	Published in/by	Notes	Ref.
Individual stories	"Koko's Day Out"	Mar 1977	Humpty Dumpty's Magazine, no. 246	[a]	[5]
	"Bones for Dulath"	1979	Amazons!	[b]	[9]
	"The Small One"	Oct 1980	Fantastic Science Fiction, vol. 27, no. 11		[10]
	"The Poaching"	1981	Finding the Boundaries	[c]	[11]
	"The Beholder"	Jan 1981	Space and Time, no. 58		[10]
	"Shadow Box"	Apr 1981	Space and Time, no. 59		[10]
	"Faunsdown Cottage"	Winter 1981	Space and Time, no. 61		[10]
	"Superior Graphics"	Winter 1983	Space and Time, no. 65		[10]
	"A Coincidence of Birth"	1985	Liavek	[d]	[13]
	"Pot Luck"	1986	Liavek: The Players of Luck	[d]	[13]
	"An Act of Mercy"	1987	Liavek: Wizard's Row	[e]	[13]
	"An Act of Love"	1988	Liavek: Spells of Binding	[f]	[13]
	"The Unicorn in the Maze"	1988	The Unicorn Treasury	[g]	[13]
	"Silver Lady and the Fortyish Man"	Jan 1989	Asimov's Science Fiction, vol. 13, no. 1	[h]	[14]
	"A Touch of Lavender"	Nov 1989	Asimov's Science Fiction, vol. 13, no. 11	[i]	[14]
	"The Fifth Squashed Cat"	1994	Xanadu II	[j]	[13]
	"Strays"	1998	Warrior Princesses	[k]	[13]
	"Cut"	May 2001	Asimov's Science Fiction, vol. 25, no. 5	[l]	[14]
	"Grace Notes"	2005	The Fair Folk	[m]	[14]
	"Drum Machine"	2011	The Inheritance	[n]	[15]
	"Finis"	2011	The Inheritance	[n]	[15]
	"Old Paint"	Jul 2012	Asimov Science Fiction, vol. 36, no. 7		[14]
	"Neighbors"	2013	Dangerous Women	[o]	[14]
	"Community Service"	2018	The Book of Magic	[p]	[14]
	"Second Chances"	2019	Unfettered III	[q]	[18]
	"Generations"	Jul 2020	Asimov's Science Fiction, vol. 44, no. 7		[10]
	"Giving Up the Ghost"	Jul 2021	Asimov's Science Fiction, vol. 45, no. 7		[10]
"A Dime"	Nov 2021	F&SF, vol. 141, no. 5		[10]
Collections	The Inheritance	2011	Voyager	[n]	[15]

Writing as Robin Hobb

Novels (Hobb)

Novels by Robin Hobb

Series	Sub-series	Title	Year	Publisher (1st ed.)	Notes	Ref.
Realm of the Elderlings	Farseer trilogy	Assassin's Apprentice	1995	Bantam	[r]	[23]
		Royal Assassin	1996	Voyager		[23]
		Assassin's Quest	1997	Voyager		[23]
	Liveship Traders	Ship of Magic	1998	Bantam, Voyager		[23]
		The Mad Ship	1999	Voyager	[s]	[1]
		Ship of Destiny	2000	Voyager		[24]
	Tawny Man trilogy	Fool's Errand	2001	Voyager		[25]
		The Golden Fool	2002	Voyager	[t]	[26]
		Fool's Fate	2003	Voyager		[27]
	Rain Wild Chronicles	The Dragon Keeper	2009	Voyager	[u]	[1]
		Dragon Haven	2010	Voyager	[v]	[1]
		City of Dragons	2012	Voyager	[v]	[1]
		Blood of Dragons	2013	Voyager	[v]	[1]
	Fitz and the Fool trilogy	Fool's Assassin	2014	Del Rey, Voyager		[29][30]
		Fool's Quest	2015	Del Rey		[29]
		Assassin's Fate	2017	Voyager		[31]
Soldier Son trilogy	Soldier Son trilogy	Shaman's Crossing	2005	Voyager		[32]
		Forest Mage	2006	Voyager		[33]
		Renegade's Magic	2007	Voyager		[34]

Short fiction (Hobb)

Short fiction by Robin Hobb

Type	Series	Title	Date	Published in/by	Notes	Ref.
Individual stories	Realm of the Elderlings	"The Inheritance"	2000	Voyager 5: Collector's Edition	[w]	[20][35]
		"Homecoming"	2003	Legends II	[x]	[17][20]
		"Words Like Coins"	2009	A Fantasy Medley	[y]	[36]
		"Blue Boots"	2010	Songs of Love and Death	[o]	[17][37]
		"Cat's Meat"	2011	The Inheritance		[15][20]
		The Willful Princess and the Piebald Prince	2013	Subterranean		[1]
		"Her Father's Sword"	2017	The Book of Swords	[p]	[38]
	—	"The Triumph"	2010	Warriors	[o]	[17]
Collections	—	The Inheritance	2011	Voyager	[n]	[15]

Nonfiction (Hobb)

Non-fiction by Robin Hobb

Title	Date	Published in	Notes	Ref.
"A Bar and a Quest"	2001	Meditations on Middle-Earth	[z]	[39]
"Fantasy and Clichés"	Jun 2002	Deep Magic, no. 1		[40]
"What Joe Lansdale Means to Me"	2020	Fishing for Dinosaurs and Other Stories		[41]

Explanatory notes

1. Written under the name M. Lindholm^[4]
2. The first work published under the Megan Lindholm pseudonym.^[6] Features the protagonists of the Windsingers series. Edited by Jessica Amanda Salmonson; winner of the 1980 World Fantasy Award for Best Anthology^[7][8]
3. Appeared under the name M. Lindholm in Finding the Boundaries, an anthology of poems and short stories that had won statewide literary contests in Alaska; published by the Alaska State Council on the Arts in 1981.^[11] The council awarded Lindholm a grant for her story.^[12]
4. Edited by Will Shetterly and Emma Bull^[13]
5. Written with Steven Brust; edited by Will Shetterly and Emma Bull^[13]
6. Written with Steven Brust and Gregory Frost; edited by Will Shetterly and Emma Bull^[13]
7. Edited by Bruce Coville^[13]
8. Nebula Award finalist.^[14] Reprinted in The Inheritance^[15]
9. Hugo and Nebula Award finalist and Asimov's Readers Award winner.^[14] Reprinted in The Inheritance^[15]
10. Edited by Jane Yolen.^[13] Reprinted in The Inheritance^[15]
11. Edited by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough and Martin H. Greenberg.^[13] Reprinted in The Inheritance^[15]
12. Nebula Award finalist.^[14] Reprinted in The Inheritance^[15]
13. Edited by Marvin Kaye; winner of the 2006 World Fantasy Award for Best Anthology^[16]
14. A collection of 7 stories by Megan Lindholm and 3 stories by Robin Hobb. Originally titled The Inheritance; later editions switched to the title The Inheritance & Other Stories^[15][19]

    • By Lindholm: A Touch of Lavender, "Silver Lady and the Fortyish Man", "Cut", "The Fifth Squashed Cat", "Strays", "Finis", "Drum Machine"^[19]
    • By Hobb: "Homecoming", "The Inheritance", "Cat's Meat" (set in the Realm of the Elderlings)^[20]
15. Edited by George R.R. Martin and Gardner Dozois.^[14][17] Reprinted in The Inheritance^[15]
16. Edited by Gardner Dozois^[14][17]
17. Edited by Shawn Speakman^[18]
18. The first work published under the Robin Hobb pseudonym.^[21] Written under the working title Chivalry's Bastard^[22]
19. Titled The Mad Ship in the UK and Mad Ship in the US^[24][1]
20. Titled The Golden Fool in the UK and Golden Fool in the US^[26]
21. Titled The Dragon Keeper in the first UK edition and Dragon Keeper in later editions. The series is also known as the Rain Wilds Chronicles.^[1][28]
22. The series is also known as the Rain Wilds Chronicles.^[1][28]
23. Reprinted in The Inheritance^[15]
24. Edited by Robert Silverberg. Reprinted in The Inheritance^[17][15]
25. Edited by Yanni Kuznia^[36]
26. Edited by Karen Haber^[39]