Order of Terri Windling Books

Terri Windling is an American essayist and author. She has won many awards during her writing career, including the Bram Stoker Award and nine World Fantasy Awards.

Windling was born in New Jersey and went on to attend Antioch College for university. She moved to New York after graduation and began working in publishing. Terri edited many anthologies over the years before writing her own books. She is married to Howard Gayton, a British dramatist and co-founder of the Ophaboom Theatre Company, and the couple live in Devon, England. Additionally, Windling does art inspired by myth, folklore, and fairy tales.

Publication Order of Elsewhere Books

Publication Order of Old Oak WoodBooks

(with Wendy Froud)

Publication Order of Voyage of the Basset Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Anthologies

If You Like Terri Windling Books, You’ll Love…

• Charles De Lint
• Holly Black
• Mercedes Lackey

The Wood Wife sees a woman named Maggie Black who leaves behind her fashionable life on the West Coast in order to pursue her passion in the Southwestern desert. She comes here after her mentor, an acclaimed poet, mysteriously dies in the canyons and leaves her his estate. Maggie falls for the area as it is unlike any place she’s been and the people are unlike any she has known, especially Fox. In the home, Maggie looks into Cooper’s letters to try and learn the secrets of his life and understand his death. Her journey will bring her face-to-face with the ancient spirits of the desert and finds the hidden power at its heart.

The Changeling is an engaging story based on Irish folklore. The tale follows a young boy who must deal with evil faeries who are after his baby sister. Charlie’s life has been difficult after losing two brothers and his father. He moves with his mother and sister to the Appalachians. Life isn’t much easier there as the mountains are full of ancient magic. In order to save his sister, Charlie must find the musical heritage of his father.