Paul Barnett (author)

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Paul Barnett is the Scottish-born author of many science fiction, fantasy fiction and non-fiction books. Much of his fiction has been published under the nom de plume John Grant.

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As John Grant:

Aries 1 -editor (1979)
The Book of Time - co editor with Colin Wilson (1980)
Directory of Discarded Ideas (1981)
Directory of Possibilities - co-editor with Colin Wilson (1981)
A Book of Numbers (1982)
Dreamers : A Geography of Dreamland (1983)
The Truth About the Flaming Ghoulies (1983)
Sex Secrets of Ancient Atlantis (1985)
The Depths of Cricket (1986)
Encyclopedia of Walt Disney's Animated Characters (first edition, 1987; second edition, 1993; third edition, 1998)
Earthdoom - with David Langford (1987)
The Advanced Trivia Quizbook (1987)
Great Myseteries (1988)
An Introduction to Viking Mythology (1989)
The Great Unsolved Mysteries of Science (1989)
Legends of Lone Wolf' (twelve book series, 1989-1994)
The Eclipse of the Kai (1989)
The Dark Door Opens (1989)
The Sword of the Sun (1989)
Hunting Wolf (1990)
Albion (1991)
Unexplained Mysteries of the World (1991)
The Claws of Helgedad (1991)
The Scrafice of Ruanon (1991)
The World (1992)
Monsters - US title: Monster Mysteries (1992)
The Birthplace (1992)
The Book of the Magnakai (1992)
Legends of Lone Wolf Omnibus (1992)
The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction - technical editor (second ed), edited by John Clute & Peter Nichols (1993)
The Tellings (1993)
The Lorestone of Varetta (1993)
History Book - A Thog the Mighty Text -chapbook (1994)
The Rotting Land (1994)
The Hundredfold Problem (1994)
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde - children's retelling (1995)
The Encyclopedia of Fantasy and Science Fiction Art Techniques - with Ron Tiner (1996)
The Encyclopedia of Fantasy - co-editor with John Clute (1997) - HUGO AWARD, WORLD FANTASY AWARD, the MYTHPEOEIC SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP AWARD, the J. LLOYD EATON SCHOLARSHIP AWARD and a rare BRITISH SCIENCE FICTION ASSOCIATION SPECIAL AWARD WINNER
Frankenstein - children's retelling (1997)
Enchanted World: The Art of Anne Sudworth (2000)
The World - revised edition (2001)
Albion - revised edition (2001)
Guts - with Dave Langford (2001)
Masters of Animation (2001)
Wizard in Training (2001)
Perceptualistics - Art by Jael (2002)
Dragonhenge - illustrated by Bob Eggelton (2002)
The Far Enough Window (2002)
Qinmeartha & The Girl Child LoChi by John Grant/The Tomb Of The Old Ones by Colin Wilson (2002)
Hundredfold Problem (2003)
Strange Pleasures 2 edited by John Grant & Dave Hutchinson (2003)
Dragons of Manhattan by John Grant/Web Serialization on Blue Ear (2003)
Earthdoom - with Dave Langford (2003)
The Chesley Awards: A Retrospective by John Grant, Elizabeth Humprey, Pamela D. Scoville (2003) - HUGO AWARD WINNER
Take No Prisoners (2004)
Digital Art for the 21st Century: Renderosity by John Grant & Audre Vysniauskas (2004)
Stardragons - illustrated by Bob Eggleton (2005)
The Man who would be King and other stories - Edited by John Grant (uncredited) (2005)
Dragons of Manhattan - Serialized in Argosy Magazine (2005)
Faeries And Other Fantastical Folk: The Faery Paintings of Maxine Gadd (2005)
Sci-Fi Movies: Facts Figures & Fun (2006)
Noir Movies: Facts Figures & Fun (2006)
Life-Size Dragons (2006)
Animated Movies: Facts Figures & Fun (Fall 2006)
Discarded Science (Fall 2006)
Corrupted Science (Fall 2007)

As Paul Barnett

Electric Children: Roots and Branches of Modern Folk-Rock - translation and expansion (1977)
Planet Earth: An Encyclopedia of Geology - co-editor with A. Hallam and Peter Hutchinson (1978)
Phaidon Concise Encyclopedia of Science and Technology, edited by John-David Yule -contributing editor (1997)
Strider's Galaxy (1997)
Strider's Universe (1998)
The Paper Tiger Fantasy Art Gallery (2002)
Beer: Facts Figures & Fun (2006)

A number of books are also published under the noms de plume of Eve Devereux and Armytage Ware.