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== Bibliography == {{Incomplete list |date=November 2024}} ===The "Balumnia" Trilogy=== Whimsical fantasy inspired, according to the author, by ''[[The Wind in the Willows]]'' and ''[[The Hobbit]]''. # ''[[The Elfin Ship|The Elfin Ship]]'' (1982) #* ''[[The Man in the Moon (novel)|The Man in the Moon]]'' (2002){{spaced ndash}}The original manuscript, initially rejected, from which ''The Elfin Ship'' was reworked, with commentary and an additional short story. # ''[[The Disappearing Dwarf (novel)|The Disappearing Dwarf]]'' (1983) # ''[[The Stone Giant (novel)|The Stone Giant]]'' (1989) ===The "Narbondo / St. Ives Universe" Series=== ====Novels==== Sharing the character of villain Ignacio Narbondo; ''The Digging Leviathan'' and its sequel ''Zeuglodon'' are contemporary fantasies set in 1960s California, while the remainder are [[steampunk]] novels set in [[Victorian England]]. * '''Ignacio Narbondo''' ** ''[[The Digging Leviathan]]'' (1984) ** ''[[Zeuglodon (novel)|Zeuglodon]]'' (2012; sequel to ''[[The Digging Leviathan]]'') * '''Langdon St. Ives''' *# ''[[Homunculus (novel)|Homunculus]]'' (1986) *# ''[[Lord Kelvin's Machine (novel)|Lord Kelvin's Machine]]'' (1992) {{spaced ndash}} Expansion of the eponymous 1985 novelette. *#* "Lord Kelvin's Machine" (1985, novellete) {{spaced ndash}} Expanded into a novel in 1992. *# ''[[The Ebb Tide (novel)|The Ebb Tide]]'' (2009) *# ''[[The Affair of the Chalk Cliffs (novel)|The Affair of the Chalk Cliffs]]'' (2011) *# ''[[The Aylesford Skull (novel)|The Aylesford Skull]]'' (2013) *# ''[[Beneath London (novel)|Beneath London]]'' (2015) *# ''[[River's Edge (novel)|River's Edge]]'' (2017, novella) *# ''[[The Gobblin' Society (novella)|The Gobblin' Society]]'' (2020, novella) ({{ISBN|978-1-59606-948-0}}) ====Short fiction and novellas==== * "The Ape-Box Affair" (1978) * "The Idol's Eye" (1984) * "Two Views of a Cave Painting" (1987) * "The Hole in Space" (2002) * ''[[The Adventure of the Ring of Stones]]'' (2014, novella) * "Earthbound Things" (2016) * "The Here-and-Thereians" (2016) ====Collections==== All short fiction (except for the novelette ''Lord Kelvin's Machine'') and two novels have appeared in two collections by [[Subterranean Press]]: * ''[[The Adventures of Langdon St. Ives]]'' (2008) {{spaced ndash}} Omnibus of ''Homunculus'', ''Lord Kelvin's Machine'', and the stories "The Ape-Box Affair", "The Idol's Eye", "Two Views of a Cave Painting", "The Hole in Space". * ''[[The Further Adventures of Langdon St. Ives]]'' (2016) {{spaced ndash}} Omnibus of ''The Ebb Tide'', ''The Affair of the Chalk Cliffs'', ''The Adventure of the Ring of Stones'', and the new stories "The Here-and-Thereians" and "Earthbound Things". ===The Land of Dreams Series=== * ''[[Paper Dragons (novelette)|Paper Dragons]]'' (1985, novelette) * ''[[Land of Dreams (novel)|Land of Dreams]]'' (1987) ===The "Christian" Trilogy=== Present-day fantasy using [[Christianity|Christian]] elements, such as the [[Holy Grail]] and the [[thirty pieces of silver]] paid to [[Judas Iscariot|Judas]]. * ''[[The Last Coin (novel)|The Last Coin]]'' (1988) * ''[[The Paper Grail (novel)|The Paper Grail]]'' (1991) * ''[[All the Bells on Earth (novel)|All the Bells on Earth]]'' (1995) ===The "Ghosts" Trilogy=== Present-day Californian ghost stories. * ''[[Night Relics (novel)|Night Relics]]'' (1994) * ''[[Winter Tides (novel)|Winter Tides]]'' (1997) * ''[[The Rainy Season (novel)|The Rainy Season]]'' (1999) ===Other Novels=== * ''[[The Magic Spectacles (novel)|The Magic Spectacles]]'' (1991){{spaced ndash}}Young adult book. * ''[[The Knights of the Cornerstone (novel)|The Knights of the Cornerstone]]'' (2008) ({{ISBN|9780441016532}}) * ''[[Pennies from Heaven (novel)|Pennies from Heaven]]'' (2022) ===Collections=== * ''[[13 Phantasms (novel)|13 Phantasms]]'' (2000){{spaced ndash}}Short story collection. * ''[[On Pirates]]'' (2001){{spaced ndash}}Short story collection with Tim Powers. * ''In for a Penny'' (2003){{spaced ndash}}Short story collection. * ''[[The Devils in the Details]]'' (2003){{spaced ndash}}Short story collection with Tim Powers. * ''Metamorphosis (2009) * ''[[The Shadow on the Doorstep]]'' (2009){{spaced ndash}}Short story collection. ===Other Publications=== * ''[[The Complete Twelve Hours of the Night]]'' (1986){{spaced ndash}}Joke pamphlet co-written by Tim Powers and published by [[Cheap Street Press|Cheap Street]] Press. * "Home Sweet Home" and "Postscript to Home Sweet Home" (2012){{spaced ndash}}Nonfiction essays included in ''[[A Comprehensive Dual Bibliography of James P. Blaylock & Tim Powers]]'' ({{ISBN|9780976748601}}). ===Critical studies and reviews of Blaylock's work=== * "Review: The Ring of Stones"{{spaced ndash}}{{cite journal <!--citation bot bypass-->|author=Heck, Peter |author-link=Peter Heck |date=February 2015 |title=On Books |journal=Asimov's Science Fiction |volume=39 |issue=2 |pages=108}}
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