The Way Between the Worlds (1999) The Well of Echoes Quartet Geomancer (2001) Tetrarch (2002) Scrutator / Alchymist (UK title) (2003) Chimaera (2004) The Song of the Tears Trilogy Torments of the Traitor / The Fate of the Fallen (UK title) (2006) The Curse on the Chosen (2007) The Destiny of the Dead (January 2008) Short Stories Collection A Wizard's War and Other Stories (2015) The Gates of Good and Evil Quartet The Summon Stone (2016) The Fatal Gate (2017) The Perilous Tower (2020) The Sapphire Portal (2020) Other books for adults Irvine's eco-thriller trilogy The Human Rites Trilogy, comprising The Last Albatross, Terminator Gene, and The Life Lottery, explores a world undergoing catastrophic climate change. They are set a little way in Earth's future and shows the impact climate change is having on politics, the economy and life in general. The series was originally published between 2000 and 2003, and many of the events described in the books (such as the destruction of New Orleans by a huge hurricane) have since come true. A revised and updated edition of the Human Rites trilogy was published in Australia between 2008 and 2010. Irvine has written two novellas. Poisoned Chalice was published in Mystery, Magic, Voodoo and the Holy Grail (2000), and Tribute to Hell was published in Legends of Australian Fantasy in 2010. In addition to fantasy fiction Irvine has also written a number of other works including The Truth About Publishing and The Art and Science of Book Promotion which both 'tell it like it is' about being a successful author. Books for children Irvine published 11 books for adults before he began his first children's series, Runcible Jones, in 2006. The series comprises four books (Runcible Jones: The Gate to Nowhere (2006), Runcible Jones: The Buried City (2007), Runcible Jones: The Frozen Compass (2008), and Runcible Jones: The Backwards Hourglass (2010)) for children aged 10 and up. His second children's series, The Sorcerer's Tower, is a quartet of short books for younger readers (from around eight years and up) and was published in 2008 and illustrated in black and white by Australian artist and fantasy novelist D. M. Cornish. The first book in the series is Thorn Castle. This was followed by the Grim and Grimmer quartet of humorous fantasy novels (2010 and 2011). Many of Irvine's books (for both children and adults) are now available as ebooks.