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ADULT BOOKS
• NON-FICTION:
The Art and Craft of Storytelling
November 2008, Writer’s Digest
The Writer’s Guide to Crafting Stories for Children
September 2001, Writer’s Digest
The Creative Revolution and the Future of Japan (with Craig Brod, Phd)
1994, Business-Sha (Tokyo)
• FICTION:
Gentlemen Callers
Seaview Books
Popular Library
Hamlyn Books (British edition)
Roca (Spanish editon)
The End of Summer
Dell Publishing
Dakin Field
Pocket Books
Prism
Zebra Books
CHILDREN’S BOOKS
• FICTION:
Which Way Books* ** Secret Door Books* **
Simon & Schuster Simon & Schuster
The Castle of No Return Wow! You Can Fly!
Vampires, Spies and Alien Beings Giants, Elves and Scary Monsters
The Spell of the Black Raven The Haunted Castle
Famous and Rich The Secret Life of Toys
Lost in a Strange Land The Visitor From Outer Space
The Curse of the Sunken Treasure The Inch-High Kid
Cosmic Encounters The Magic Carpet
Creatures of the Dark Happy Birthday to You
Invasion of the Black Slime The Monster Family
and Other Tales of Horror Brontosaurus Moves In
Trapped in the Black Box The Enchanted Forest
Poltergeists, Ghosts and Psychic Crazy Computers
Encounters
Islands of Terror
Ten-ton Monster
*(Written under pseudonym R.G. Austin, with Rita Golden Gelman)
**(Some editions in Hebrew and Portuguese)
books and credits, page 2
CHILDREN’S BOOKS, continued:
Rhyme and Reason
Price Stern Sloan (with Muff Singer)
The Great Mosquito, Bull and Coffin Caper
Lothrop, Lee and Shepard
Beech Tree Books
The World’s Greatest Toe Show (with Muff Singer)
BridgeWater Books
Troll Books
The Vampires Went That-A-Way (with Muff Singer)
Troll Books
Alison goes for the Gold
Alison Lost in the Woods
Alison Walks the Wire
1995-1996 - Magic Attic (all books under pseudonym)
• NON-FICTION:
Vampires and Other Creatures of the Night (with Rita Gelman)
Scholastic Books
One April Morning: Children Remember the Oklahoma City Bombing *
by Nancy Lamb and Children of Oklahoma City
1996 - Lothrop, Lee & Shepard
* Selected by the National Council for the Social Studies as one of the Notable Children’s Books in 1997.
* Finalist for the Oklahoma Book Award, 1997.
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