Iris Wildthyme Books
Iris Wildthyme related novels and short story collections
A Clockwork Iris contains the following short stories:
Aaron Starum – The Woman who Sold the Moon
Christopher Bryant – Being
Ian Charles Douglas – Rattus Erectus
Jenna Burtenshaw – Tik Tak, Snik Snak
Jon DeCles – Parsley, Sage,Rosemary and Wildthyme
John Alice – Iris and the Airship
Mark Latham – Petit Fours, Petite Morte
Matt Bright – Iris and the Dame
Paul Driscoll – The Story Sorters
Simon Brett – Timepeace
Liesel Schwartz – Another Clockwork Iris
A Celestial Omnibus contains the following short stories:
Iris Wildthyme short story collection
Introduction by Katy Manning
A Gamble with Wildthyme by Steve Lyons
Sovereign by Mags L Halliday
The Unhappy Medium by Mark Wright and Cavan Scott
Future Legend by Stuart Douglas
Battleship Anathema by Philip Purser-Hallard
The Dreadful Flap by Paul Magrs
Not a Drop by Steven Wickham
Iris Wildthyme y Señor Cientocinco contra Los Monstruos del Fiesta by Cody Quijano-Schell
Why? Because We Like You by Jonathan Dennis
The Scarlet Shadow by Stewart Sheargold
Only Living Girls by Steven Cole
In The Polythene Terror:
EXILED by her own mysterious people to Earth in 1976, IRIS WILDTHYME and her best friend PANDA are soon embroiled in a terrifying adventure involving RUBBISH MEN!
Iris 15 contains the following short stories:
The Ninnies on Putney Common – Paul Magrs
Gimme Shelter – Eddie Robson
Time to Exist – Andy Smillie
Party Fears Two- Stuart Douglas
God Engine Rhapsody – Julio Angel Ortiz
Project: Wildthyme- Cav Scott and Mark Wright
Our Tune – Ross Douglas
The Wildthyme Effect – Nick Campbell
Ouroboros – Neil Chester
In Passing – Nick Wallace
Iris at the V&A – George Mann
The Golden Hendecahedron – Cody Quijano-Schell
Samsara – James Manley-Buser
Iris and the Caliphate – Eric Brown
Mix Her Own Adventure – Patrick Magee
Scream in Blue – Dave Hoskin
Dog Days of Summer – Roy Gill
In Lady Stardust:
Up the Hill Backwards by Nick Campbell
Low/Profile by George Mann
Hang onto Yourself by Paul Magrs
Slip Away by Scott Liddell
Cracked Actor by Stewart Sheargold
Modern Love by Alan Taylor
Femme fatales emerged from shadows To watch this creature fair
Iris Wildthyme and David Bowie – it’s the ideal match, a dream come true! Seriously – what could possibly go wrong?
In Ms Wildthyme & Friends Investigate:
The Found World – Jim Smith
The Irredeemable Love – Nick Wallace
Elementary, My Dear Sheila – Cody Quijano-Schell
The Shape of Things – Stuart Douglas
When Edward Malone discovers a peculiar yellow bottle on the banks of an ancient South American river, it takes the combined efforts of Professor Challenger, the Manleigh Halt Irregulars and Señor 105 to keep the contents safely under wraps. And that’s before Miss Iris Wildthyme sticks her nose in…
Time for Miss Wildthyme and friends to investigate!
In Iris Wildthyme of Mars:
The Red Planet. Everyone agrees about the colour, at least. The rest is up for grabs. Is Mars a dead and sterile desert, or teeming with life? Are Martians red, green or blue? Nubile and lithe, or monstrously tentacular? Are they long gone, or waiting still? How do they feel about visitors? Will we become the Martians? What kind of a world might we build on Mars? What myths, new or old, might we create there? Oh – and how many different colours can you put in front of “Mars” to make a clever title? These Marses are of course incompatible, contradictory, and in many cases quite impossible. And Iris Wildthyme has visited them all.
In Wildthymes on the 22:
Raiding Iris’ diaries this time around are…
The Heart Pendulums – Steve Cole
Rain and Regency – Neil Chester
Iris Wildthyme & the Bush Offensive – Stewart Sheargold
Drowned in Moonlight – Kenneth James McGowan
The Most Faithful Panda in the World – Richard Wright
Hillbilly Heavens – Brad Wolfe
The Haberdasher’s Tale – Brendan Jones
The Exploding Somewhat Inevitable – Philip Marsh
The Brightest Stars in the Demimonde – Matthew Bright
Starstation to Starstation – Jon Wesley Huff
The Magrs Conundrum! – Vivienne Fox
Untitled No. 22 – Cody Schell