Novels
Please contact the Howard Morhaim Literary Agency for information on foreign or reprint rights. You may also query the author at vanderworld at hotmail.com.
Forthcoming: Finch (an Ambergris novel) and Predator: South China Sea (Dark Horse).
Shriek: An Afterword
Published in the U.K. by Pan Macmillan and the U.S. by Tor Books. Foreign rights sold to, among others, Klett-Cotta in Germany, with more pending. A short indie film based on the book, featuring music by rock band The Church will debut on the internet in late summer of 2007. A year’s best selection of Amazon.com, The San Francisco Chronicle, and The Austin Chronicle, among others.
City of Saints & Madmen
Published in the U.K. by Pan Macmillan, in the U.S. by Bantam Books, in France by Calmann-Levy, and in Germany by Klett-Cotta. Editions have or will soon appear in Romania, Portugal, Russia, Finland, and Poland, among others. A World Fantasy Award finalist, including the World Fantasy Award-winning “The Transformation of Martin Lake”. SF Site’s book of the year and a year’s best selection of Publishers Weekly, Amazon.com, and many others.
Veniss Underground
Published in the U.K. by Pan Macmillan and in the U.S. by Bantam Books. Foreign language editions have appeared or will soon appear in Germany, Spain, Romania, and the Czech Republic, among others. A finalist for the World Fantasy Award, International Horror Guild Award, and Bram Stoker Award.
Award-winning writer Jeff VanderMeer has just finished the final novel in his Ambergris Cycle, Finch. With his wife, he recently edited Fast Ships, Black Sails and Best American Fantasy 2. His short fiction has or will soon appear in Black Clock, Tor.com, and two year's best anthologies. He writes nonfiction for The Washington Post Book World, Omnivoracious, The Believer, the B&N Review, the Huffington Post, and many others. He also co-edits fiction anthos with his wife, Ann VanderMeer (fiction editor of Weird Tales), and The Church recently completed a song cycle based on his last novel, Shriek: An Afterword. If you like the blog, please consider 
