Books in Order: Profiling Acclaimed Author Connie Willis
Getting to know Connie Willis
Starring as one of the most significant figures in American literature, Connie Willis has gained widespread recognition for her astute pieces of fiction, predominantly the highly-praised Oxford Time Travel series. With a dazzling array of awards under her belt, including multiple Hugo Awards and Nebula Awards, she has etched her name in the annals of literary prestige.
Connie is also an esteemed member of the Science Fiction Hall of Fame and holds the title of Grand Master from the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA). Her characters are typically quirky, pursuing unconventional objectives, often leading to comedic outcomes. After losing her mother at a young age, the theme of grief is a consistent thread woven throughout her narrative tapestry.
Connie Willis: A Literary Journey
Connie first introduced the literary world to her unique brand of storytelling with her debut inclusion in Worlds of Fantasy, featuring the tale The Secret of Santa Titicaca. In 1982, in collaboration with esteemed novelist Cynthia Felice, she published her debut novel, Water Witch. That very year, she accumulated her first short story collection, Fire Watch. Her inaugural solo venture was the 1987 novel Lincoln’s Dreams.
Connie Willis: Books in Order
Connie Willis is renowned for her meticulous attention to detail when it comes to sequence, ensuring her readers can appreciate books in order. Here are her published works listed in their release order:
Publication Order of Oxford Time Travel Collections
| Fire Watch | (1984) |    |
| Doomsday Book | (1992) | |
| To Say Nothing of the Dog | (1998) | |