Vera Nazarian Short Stories/Novellas books in order

Vera Nazarian's short fiction and novellas span fantasy, science fiction, and literary fiction, from fairy tale retellings to meditations on time, identity, and the strange edges of ordinary life.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 The Clock King and the Queen of the Hourglass 2005 Vera Nazarian Buy
2 The Duke in His Castle 2008 Vera Nazarian Buy
3 The Young Woman in a House of Old 2011 Vera Nazarian Buy
4 The Witch Who Made Adjustments 2012 Vera Nazarian Buy
5 Three Names of the Hidden God 2012 Vera Nazarian Buy
6 Old Farts 2012 Vera Nazarian Buy
7 Life, Inc. 2014 Vera Nazarian Buy
8 Streets Running Like a River 2018 Vera Nazarian Buy

Vera Nazarian’s short fiction and novellas showcase the range of her imagination in compressed form. The eight works span from 2005 to 2018 and cover fantasy, literary fiction, and speculative themes, united by Nazarian’s distinctive lyrical style.

The Clock King and the Queen of the Hourglass (2005) and The Duke in His Castle (2008) draw on fairy tale traditions, while The Young Woman in a House of Old (2011) and Old Farts (2012) explore aging and change. Three Names of the Hidden God (2012) turns to mythology, and Life, Inc. (2014) takes a more satirical approach. These shorter works give readers a concentrated dose of Nazarian’s interests and voice.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Vera Nazarian Short Stories/Novellas series?

There are eight books in the Vera Nazarian Short Stories/Novellas series, published between 2005 and 2018.

What is the first book in the Vera Nazarian Short Stories/Novellas series?

The first book in the Vera Nazarian Short Stories/Novellas series is The Clock King and the Queen of the Hourglass, published in 2005.

What subjects do Vera Nazarian's short works cover?

Her short fiction ranges widely, from fairy tale-inspired fantasy (The Clock King and the Queen of the Hourglass) to literary fiction about aging and change (Old Farts, The Young Woman in a House of Old). The works share a lyrical writing style and an interest in transformation.

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