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

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

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

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