SELECTED PUBLICATIONS (UK ONLY)

Apart from the Canadian edition of A Little Stranger, all 'Buy' buttons lead to amazon.co.uk; Canadian editions of most titles can be purchased from chapters.indigo

NEW BOOKS

The Mistress of Nothing ~ novel (paperback), Serpent's Tail, 2009

Waving at the Gardener: The Asham Award Short-Story Collection 2009 ~ edited by Kate Pullinger, Bloomsbury, 2009

Paint a Vulgar Picture: Fiction Inspired by the Smiths ~ anthology of short stories (paperback), Serpent's Tail, 2009 Includes story 'Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now' by Kate Pullinger.

Punk Fiction: An Anthology Of Short Stories Inspired By Punk, Portico Books, 2009 Edited by Janine Bullman. Proceeds go to the Teenage Cancer Trust. Includes story 'Public Image Ltd' by Kate Pullinger.

NOVELS AND SHORT STORIES

The Mistress of Nothing ~ novel (paperback), Serpent's Tail, 2009

A Little Stranger ~ novel (paperback), Five Star, 2007 Listen to an audio interview with Kate at www.literaryconversations.com

A Little Stranger ~ novel, Serpent's Tail, 2006 Listen to an audio interview with Kate at www.literaryconversations.com

A Little Stranger ~ novel, McArthur & Company, 2004

Weird Sister ~ novel, Phoenix House/Phoenix, 1999 ‘Not unlike Daphne de Maurier retold by Margaret Atwood… Pullinger’s most thrilling novel to date.’ Times Literary Supplement

My Life as a Girl in a Men’s Prison ~ short stories, Phoenix House/Phoenix, 1997 ‘Pullinger isn’t afraid of looking at anything. These stories are deft, honest and compelling.’ Independent

The Last Time I Saw Jane ~ novel, Phoenix House/Phoenix, 1996 ‘Her contemporary tale… is entirely successful and beautifully drawn.’ Midweek

Where Does Kissing End? ~ novel, Serpent’s Tail/Phoenix, 1992 'Precise, compelling, Kate Pullinger takes the metaphor of vampirism and explores its every crevice, to produce a very sexy depiction of amour fou.'

The Piano ~ co-writer with Jane Campion, novel of the film, Bloomsbury, 1994

When the Monster Dies ~ novel, Cape/Picador, 1989 ‘An intelligent book, finely placed and well written.’ The Listener

Tiny Lies ~ short stories, Cape/Picador, 1988 ‘Pullinger writes with a sardonic humour that had me laughing out loud.’ Cosmopolitan

Many of the above books have been translated and published abroad.

ANTHOLOGIES - edited by Kate Pullinger

Waving at the Gardener: The Asham Award Short-Story Collection 2009 ~ edited by Kate Pullinger, Bloomsbury, 2009

Is This What You Want?: The Asham Award Short-story Collection ~ short stories, Bloomsbury, 2007 A dazzling, witty and richly varied collection of short stories, which includes contributions by Patricia Duncker, Rachel Cusk, Tessa Hadley, Emily Perkins, Nancy Lee and Kate Pullinger - as well as the twelve brand-new voices of those shortlisted for the Asham Short-Story Award 2007. The Asham Award was launched in 1996 to support and encourage new writers, and is Britain's only prize for short stories by women.

Shoe Fly Baby ~ anthology of prize winning stories from the Asham Trust Award, Bloomsbury, 2004.

Harlot Red ~ anthology of prize winning stories from the Asham Trust Award, story by Kate Pullinger, ‘Fur Coats’. Serpent's Tail, 2002.

Border Lines ~ stories of exile and home, Serpent’s Tail, 1994 www.serpentstail.com

The Gambling Box ~ a boxed compendium of stories and gambling games. Redstone Press, 1992 www.redstonepress.co.uk

The Writer’s Notebook ~ a spiral-bound collection of drawings by writers. Redstone Press, 1994 www.redstonepress.co.uk

ANTHOLOGIES - including pieces by Kate Pullinger

Paint a Vulgar Picture: Fiction Inspired by the Smiths ~ anthology of short stories (paperback), Serpent's Tail, 2009 Includes story 'Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now' by Kate Pullinger.

Punk Fiction: An Anthology Of Short Stories Inspired By Punk, Portico Books, 2009 Edited by Janine Bullman. Proceeds go to the Teenage Cancer Trust. Includes story 'Public Image Ltd' by Kate Pullinger.

Amazonian ~ travel writing by women, edited by Dea Birkett and Sara Wheeler

How Maxine Learned to Love Her Legs ~ short stories, edited by Sarah Lefanu