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This category includes any entry that can be described as written work:
short stories, novels, comic books, and others. This includes the cover-art of such works, even if strictly speaking such art could not be considered a written work. See, however, the note on cover art . Additionally, graphic works like illustrations and photographs are currently in this category.
Titles in the list that are preceded by an asterisk ("*") were originally
published in a language other than English. The titles of any translations, if they exist, may
differ from the translated title given between brackets
("[…]").
As most science fiction fans know, cover art usually bears very
little comparison with the story, and is virtually never sent to the author
for approval. The picture on the cover may show a scene from the book (an
unlikely event in science fiction cover art!), but the flags will be as imagined by
the artist, not as imagined by the author.James Dignan , 6 September 2003
Demon of Undoing Anderson, Poul: Genesis Banks, Iain M.:
Barnes, John: Finity Baum, L. Frank: Oz Baxter, Stephen: Xeelee Sequence Bishop, Michael: Vinegar Peace, or, the Wrong-way Used-adult Orphanage Brin, David:
Broderick, Damian: Dead Air Brown, Dale: Corsairs Bruna, Dick: * De Redding The Rescue ] (picture book)
de Brunhoff, Jean: * Babar Bunch, Chris: Battle Born Busiek, Kurt & Pacheco, Carlos: Arrowsmith Bujold, Lois McMaster: Chalion Cabot, Meg: The Princess Diaries Caldwell, Taylor: The Devil's Advocate Cilauro, Santo; Gleisner, Tom & Sitch, Rob:
Clancy, Tom:
Clarke, Arthur C.:
Cline, Edward: Sparrowhawk Conrad, Joseph: Nostromo Crandall, Reed: This Godless Communism Díaz Canales, Juan & Guarnido, Juanjo: * Blacksad Donaldson, Stephen R.: Thomas Covenant, the Unbeliever Dickson, Gordon R.: Dorsai/Childe Drew, Wayland: Erthring Cycle DuPrau, Jeanne:
Farmer, Philip José: Riverworld Feininger, Lyonel: The Kin-der-Kids García, Sergio: * Dexter London, aventurier professionnel George, Peter: Commander 1 Gibbons, Dave: Watchmen Goldin, Stephen & Mason, Mary: The Rehumanization of Jade Darcy Goscinny & Morris: * Lucky Luke Hamilton, Edmond: Return to the Stars Harrison, M. John: Viriconium Harris, Robert: Fatherland Hecht, Ben: Queen Dido Heinlein, Robert A.:
Herbert, Brian & Anderson, Levin J.: Dune Herbert, Frank: Dune Hergé: * Tintin Hodgell, P. C.: Kencyr books (books, also known as Jame story arc)
Hoshino Katsura (= 星野 桂 ): * Dī Gureiman ディー・グレイマン ) [D.Gray-man ] (series of graphic novels)
Hope, Anthony: The Prisoner of Zenda Jacobs, Edgar P.: * Blake et Mortimer The Adventures of Blake and Mortimer ] (series of graphic novels)
Jordan, Robert: The Wheel of Time Katsuiro Otomoto & Takumi Nagayasu: * Legend of Mother Sarah Kassilh, Lev Abramoviĉ (ЛевАбрамович
Кассиль ):
Konduit i Shvambraniâ LeGuin, Ursula K.: The Ekumen Lewis, C. S.: Chronicles of Narnia Liu, Ken: The People of Pele Lonfellow, Henry Wadsworth: Excelsior McDonald, Sandra: The Monsters of Morgan Island MacLeod, Ken: Learning the World De Middel, Christa: * [The Afronauts Mignola, Mike: Hellboy Miller, Frank & Gibbons, Dave: Give Me Liberty Millers, Walter M. Jr: Saint Leibowitz and the Wild Horse Woman Miyazaki Hayao: * Kaze no Tani no Naushika Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind ] (manga)
Moore, Alan: Watchmen Morris, Jan: Last Letters from Hav Morrison, Grant & Quitely, Frank: JLA: Earth 2 Oppen, Mark van: Forever War Orwell, George: Animal Farm Pohl, Frederick: The day the Martians arrived Pom: De Avonturen van Piet Pienter en Bert Bibber Pournelle, Jerry & Niven, Larry: Footfall Pratchett, Terry: Diskworld novels Ransome, Arthur: Swallows and Amazons Ribeiro, Gérson Lodi: Three Brazils Roberts, Keith: Pavane Robinson, Kim Stanley:
Rowling, J.K.: Harry Potter Rucka, Gregory: Lazarus Sakers, Don: Scattered Worlds Salgari, Emilio: Sandokan Sasse, Diana: Kennedy Tales Smith, Martin Cruz: The Indians won Steele, Allen: Stealing Alabama Coyote )
Stevenson, Robert Louis: Prince Otto Tolkien, J.R.R.:
Trudeau, Garry: Doonesbury Turtledove, Harry:
Vandersteen, Willy (series creator): Suske & Wiske Verne, Jules:
Vonnegut, Kurt: Cat's Cradle Wallie, John: Sunrise Wells, H.G.:
White, James: Federation World Wibberley, Leonard: The Mouse that Roared (novel) Williamson, Jack: Seetee Shock (novel) Wilson, Paul & King, David: Vexil Excelsior, the flag novel Wilson, Robert Charles:
Wood, Brian & Burchielli, Riccardo: DMZ various: DC Comics various: Disney's Duck tales various: Doonesbury various: G.I. Joe: A real American Hero various: Legion of Super-Heroes various: Masters of the Universe various: * Spirou various: Superman various: X-Men unknown: Deadpool
How Beautiful with Banners — James Blish
James Blish (1921-1975) is a well known US-based science fiction author;
this 1966 science fiction short story
"How Beautiful with Banners " was originally published in Orbit
1 . The text includes 5 occurrences of the word
"banner " (excluding the
title) and one of the word "flag "
— all metaphorical, lacking any reference to actual vexillological
objects.António Martins , 24 September 2009
Tirano Banderas — Ramón del Valle-Inclán:
A major Spanish novel is titled "Tirano Banderas " ("Tyrant Banderas"; "Banderas" is a Spanish surname). See Wikipedia .
(I actually bought a copy, lured by its apparent vexillological value!)Carlos J. Torres , 25 February 2009,
and António Martins , 24 September 2009
