a runner-up for other World Fantasy Awards, the Hugo, and British Fantasy Awards. Bibliography Novels The Land of Laughs (1980) Voice of Our Shadow (1983) The Answered Prayers Sextet Bones of the Moon (1987) (slightly revised US edition, 1988) Sleeping in Flame (1988) – World Fantasy Award nominee, 1989 A Child Across the Sky (1989, Washington Post Book of the Year) – BSFA nominee, 1989; WFA and Clarke nominee, 1990 Outside the Dog Museum (1991) – British Fantasy Award winner, WFA nominee, 1992 After Silence (1992) From the Teeth of Angels (1994) – New York Times Book Review Notable Book; WFA nominee, 1995 The Crane's View Trilogy Kissing The Beehive (1997) – British Fantasy Award nominee, 1999 The Marriage of Sticks (2000) – British Fantasy Award nominee, 2000 The Wooden Sea (2001, New York Times Book Review Notable Book) – Locus and World Fantasy Awards nominee, 2002 White Apples (2002) – Locus and World Fantasy Awards nominee, 2003 Glass Soup (2005) Oko Dnia (Eye of the Day) (2006, Polish language edition) The Ghost in Love (2008) Bathing the Lion (2014) Mr. Breakfast (2019, Polish Language edition) (2020, Italian Language edition) (TBP Jan 17 2023, English Language edition) Novellas and short novels Black Cocktail (1990) The Discovery of Running Bare (1992) [Included in Paul J. McAuley and Kim Newman's SF and Horror fiction anthology, In Dreams (Victor Gollancz Ltd, London). ] The Heidelberg Cylinder (2000) [1000 copy limited edition, signed by Jonathan Carroll and cover artist Dave McKean. A few remaining copies left over from the print run were sold without signatures.] Teaching the Dog to Read (2015) Short story collections Die Panische Hand (1989) (German language edition) The Panic Hand (1995) [expansion of the 1989 German language edition; the 1996 US edition adds the novella Black Cocktail] The Woman Who Married A Cloud: Collected Stories (2012) Nonfiction The Crow's Dinner (2017) Further reading Edna Stumpf. "Jonathan Carroll: Galen to Vienna to the World". In Schweitzer, Darrell (ed). Discovering Modern Horror Fiction. Mercer Island, WA: Starmont House, 1985, pp. 129–34. References External links Official website 1949 births Living people American expatriates in Austria 20th-century American novelists American fantasy writers Rutgers University alumni World Fantasy Award-winning writers 21st-century American novelists Jewish American novelists American male novelists American male short story writers 20th-century American short story writers 21st-century American short story writers 20th-century American male writers 21st-century American male writers Loomis Chaffee School