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Annette Curtis Klause Annette Curtis Klause

Last updated on: February 9, 2010

Vampires, werewolves, and aliens are the characters Annette Curtis Klause knows best and loves to write about. In fact, she says that sometimes she herself becomes a werewolf! Because of that, teenagers who visit the library in Aspen Hill, Maryland, where she works keep a close eye on her at all times. As a librarian and a reviewer of books, she knows what kids like to read. And adults as well as teen readers of her haunting and well-written novels are quickly caught up in the conflicts that her strong-willed female characters face.

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Novels

The Silver Kiss (1990)

Alien Secrets (1993)

Blood and Chocolate (1997)

Freaks: Alive, On the Inside! (2006)

Poetry

Caspian's Joy and Lament and Birdsong (1981)

A Gift of Stars (1981)

I Was Making Dinner and The Chapel (1981)

Toby (1981)

Virgin (1982)

Ambition in Black and White (1982-83)

The Chain That Binds (1983)

The Ambassador Speaks of Courtship on Zinnia (1986)

Solar Wind (1986)

Whiskers (1989)

Night Reapers (1992)

Short Stories

Librarians from Space (1984)

The Hoppins (1992)

The Bogey Man (1996)

Summer of Love (2001)

Kissing Dead Boys (2007)

The Mummy's Daughter (2009)

Essays for Educators and Librarians

So What's So Funny, Anyway? (1987)

A Hitchhiker's Guide to Science Fiction (1988)

Booktalking Science Fiction to Young Adults (1990)

Growing Up to Be a Writer (1991)

The Lure of Horror (1997)

Why Vampires? (1998)
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