Bibliography Alec Nevala-Lee

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1 bibliography

1.1 novels
1.2 short fiction
1.3 selected nonfiction
1.4 other media





bibliography

novels

the icon thief. penguin books / new american library, 2012.
city of exiles. penguin books / new american library, 2012.
eternal empire. penguin books / new american library, 2013.

short fiction

inversus. analog science fiction , fact, january/february 2004.
last resort. analog science fiction , fact, september 2009.
kawataro. analog science fiction , fact, june 2011.
boneless one. analog science fiction , fact, november 2011. reprinted in year’s best science fiction, 29th annual collection, edited gardner dozois.
ernesto. analog science fiction , fact, march 2012. reprinted in lightspeed magazine, september 2016.
voices. analog science fiction , fact, september 2012.
whale god. analog science fiction , fact, september 2013.
cryptids. analog science fiction , fact, may 2014.
stonebrood. analog science fiction , fact, october 2015.
proving ground. analog science fiction , fact, january/february 2017.

selected nonfiction

marcel duchamp’s turning point. los angeles times, march 18, 2012.
karl rove’s labyrinth. daily beast, november 20, 2012.
lessons x-files. salon, september 17, 2013.
xenu’s paradox: fiction of l. ron hubbard , making of scientology. longreads, february 1, 2017.
astounding: john w. campbell, isaac asimov, robert a. heinlein, l. ron hubbard, , golden age of science fiction. dey street books / harpercollins. forthcoming in 2018.

other media

“retention.” episode of audio science fiction series outer reach. released on december 21, 2016. featuring voices of aparna nancherla , echo kellum.






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