Cherry Wilder

• The Rulers of Hylor series
  • A Princess of the Chameln (1984)
  • Yorath the Wolf (1984)
  • The Summer's King (1986)
• The Torin Trilogy
  • The Luck of Brin's Five (1977) Won the 1978 Ditmar award for Best Australian Long Fiction.
  • The Nearest Fire (1982)
  • The Tapestry Warriors (1986)
• Rhomary Land books
  • Second Nature (1986)
  • Signs of Life (1996)

• Cruel Designs (1988)
• Dealers in Light and Darkness, a collection (1995)
• The Wanderer (2004) with Katya Reimann, published posthumously. The Wanderer was to be the first in a new trilogy set in the world of the Rulers of Hylor trilogy.

Short fiction

• The Ark of James Carlyle (1974) Nominated for the 1975 Ditmar award for Best Australian Long Fiction.
• The Phobos Transcripts (1975)
• Way Out West (1975) Nominated for the 1976 Ditmar award for Best Australian Long fiction.
• Double Summer Time (1976)
• The Remittance Man (1976)
• The Lodestar (1977)
• Point of Departure (1977)
• The Falldown of Man (1978)
• Mab Gallen Recalled (1978)
• Dealers in Light and Darkness (1979)
• A Long, Bright Day by the Sea of Utner (1979)
• Odd Man Search (1979)
• The Gingerbread House (1980)
• Gone to Earth (1981)
• The Dreamers of Deliverance (1981)
• Cabin Fever (1983)
• Kaleidoscope (1983)
• Something Coming Through (1983)
• The Ballad of Hilo Hill (1985)
• Dreamwood (1986)
• The Decline of Sunshine (1987)
• The House on Cemetery Street (1988)
• Anzac Day (1989)
• The Soul of a Poet (1989)
• Alive in Venice (1990)
• Old Noon's Tale (1990)
• A Woman's Ritual (1990)
• The Beta Syndrome (1990)
• Looking Forward to the Harvest (1991)
• Bird on a Time Branch (1992)
• Special Effects (1993)
• Willow Cottage (1994)
• Back of Beyond (1995)
• The Curse of Kali (1996)
• Dr. Tilmann's Consultant: A Scientific Romance (1996)
• Friends in Berlin (1997)
• The Ghost Hunters (1997)
• The Bernstein Room (1998)
• The Dancing Floor (1998) (Set in the world of the Torin trilogy)
• Saturday (2000)
• Aotearoa (2001)

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