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The Making of Australia #5: The Outback (1983, as "Terry Nelson Bonner").

A Taste of Wine (1982, as "Vanessa Pryor").

Apprehensions and Other Delusions (2003).

The Vampire Stories of Chelsea Quinn Yarbro (1994).

This title was one of the many books that were orphaned after a publisher merger, and as the packager owns the copyright, Yarbro is unable to sell the book to a new publisher.)

Zhameni: The Angel of Death (unpublished.

Sisters of the Night (historical horror series)

Outrageous Fortune (2002, book 2 in the series, written with Armin Shimerman).

"A Question of Patronage: A Saint-Germain Story" (1994).

"Investigating Jericho" (1992) (this is not a Saint-Germain story).

Saint-Germain: Memoirs (2007, short story collection)Ĭount of Saint-Germain short fiction.

The Saint-Germain Chronicles (1983, short story collection).The Saint-Germain Cycle (historical horror series) Atta Olivia Clemens Crown of Empire (1994, book 4 in the series).Hopkins.īooks are listed in alphabetical order by series, followed by standalone novels, collections, and short stories.Ĭharles Spotted Moon (mystery series) Ĭhesterton Holte, Gentleman Haunt (historical mystery/ghost series) Ĭrisis of Empire (science fiction series) Quinn Yarbro has also written non-fiction history works under the name of T. Quinn Yarbro has published under her name and under the pseudonyms of Quinn Fawcett, Trystam Kith, Terry Nelson Bonner, Camille Gabor, and Vanessa Pryor. She fully meshed the vampire with romance and accurately detailed historical fiction and filtered it through a feminist perspective that both the giving of sustenance and its taking were of equal erotic potency.A professional writer since 1968, Yarbro has worked in a wide variety of genres, from science fiction to westerns, from young adult adventure to historical horror.This is a list of fiction works by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, who was awarded a 2009 Bram Stoker Award for Lifetime Achievement. With her creation of Saint-Germain, she delved into history and vampiric literature and subverted the standard myth to invent the first vampire who was more honorable, humane, and heroic than most of the humans around him.

In 1995, Yarbro was the only novelist guest of the Romanian government for the First World Dracula Congress, sponsored by the Transylvanian Society of Dracula, the Romanian Bureau of Tourism and the Romanian Ministry of Culture.Yarbro is best known as the creator of the heroic vampire, the Count Saint-Germain. Chelsea Quinn Yarbro is the first woman to be named a Living Legend by the International Horror Guild and is one of only two women ever to be named as Grand Master of the World Horror Convention (2003).