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Novels
- Lotus Blue (2017)
- Effigy (unpublished)
- The Bride Price (2013) with Russell B. Farr [only as by Cat Sparks]
- Dark Harvest (2020)
- Cosmos: The Science of Everything
- Cosmos: The Science of Everything - 2011 (2011) with Wilson da Silva
- Cosmos: The Science of Everything - 2012 (2012) with Wilson da Silva
- Cosmos: The Science of Everything - 2013 (2013) with Wilson da Silva
- Cosmos: The Science of Everything - 2014 (2014) with Wilson da Silva
- Cosmos: The Science of Everything - 2015 (2015)
- Agog!
- Agog! Fantastic Fiction (2002)
- Agog! Terrific Tales (2003)
- Agog! Smashing Stories (2004)
- Agog! Ripping Reads (2006)
- Ecopunk! (2017) with Liz Grzyb
- Calvaria Fell (2024) with Kaaron Warren
- New Ceres
- The Bride Price (2007)
- Sammarynda
- Sammarynda Deep (2008)
- The Alabaster Child (2011)
- Beyond the Farthest Stone (2013)
- New Chronicles of Andras Thorn (2014)
- Invasion of the Latte Snatcher (2001)
- Epiphany on the Wirewalk (2001)
- Hollywood Hills (2001) [only as by Catriona Sparks]
- 100% M-Hype™ (2002)
- Pod (2002)
- Fuchsia Spins by Moonlight (2002)
- Rites of Passage (2002)
- Reigning Cats and Dogs (2002)
- Arthur Nolan's Twilight (2002)
- Birthmark (2002) [only as by Catriona Sparks]
- Rat's Nest (2003)
- The Birdcage (2003)
- Gracelands (2003)
- 'Cross the Nullarbor to the Sea (2003)
- Home by the Sea (2004)
- Meltdown My Plutonium Heart (2004)
- Last Dance at the Sergeant Majors' Ball (2004)
- Arcana (2005)
- Historical Perspective (2005)
- Macchiato Lane (2005)
- Blue Stars for All Saviors' Day (2006)
- The Ice Bride (2006)
- The Jarrah Run (2006)
- Message in a Bottle (2006)
- Street of the Dead (2006)
- Arctica (2007)
- Hollywood Roadkill (2007)
- A Million Shades of Nightmare (2007)
- A Lady of Adestan (2007)
- Champagne and Ice (2007)
- Right to Work (2007)
- Shadows of Our Gods (2008)
- Palisade (2008)
- Piper (2008)
- Seventeen (2009)
- The Snow Leopard (2009)
- Heart of Stone (2009)
- The Piano Song (2010)
- All the Love in the World (2010)
- Beautiful (2011)
- Dead Low (2011)
- The Sleeping and the Dead (2011)
- Scarp (2013)
- Chinaman's Bluff (2013)
- Daughters of Battendown (2013)
- Dark Harvest (2014)
- The Seventh Relic (2014)
- Dragon Girl (2015)
- Hot Rods (2015)
- Veterans Day (2015)
- No Fat Chicks (2016)
- Prayers to Broken Stone (2017)
- And the Ship Sails on (2018)
- Fata Morgana (2018)
- You Will Remember Who You Were (2019)
- Cassini Falling (2019)
- Before Dominica (2020)
- Hacking Santorini (2020)
- Jericho Blush (2020)
- Dreams of Hercules (2021)
- The Space Between All Possible Ways (2022)
- Dead Men (2022)
- Cons Down Under: Convergence (2002) with Locus Staff
- From Finger Painting to Small Press (2002)
- Contributors (Agog! Terrific Tales) (2003)
- Foreword (Agog! Terrific Tales) (2003)
- Foreword (Agog! Smashing Stories) (2004)
- Where Are We At? Australian SF Independant Press (2004)
- Australia (International Report) (2006)
- Continuum 5: Galaxies by Gaslight (2009) with Felicity Dowker and Narrelle M. Harris and Alisa Krasnostein and Mik3y [only as by Felicity Dowker and Narrelle Harris and Alisa Krasnostein and Mik3y and Cat Sparks]
- Introduction: Who Is Paul Haines? (2011) with Adam Browne and Matthew Chrulew and Brendan Duffy and Andrew Macrae and Keith Stevenson
- Report on the Key West Literary Seminar (2012)
- Afterword (The Bride Price) (2013)
- Author Loci (Dimension6, #3) (2014)
- War Is Very Popular These Days (2017)
- Science Fiction and Climate Fiction: Contemporary Literatures of Purpose (2017)
- Author Loci (Dimension6, #19) (2019)
- Get Up-and-Over Fan Fund: An Appreciation of Kat Clay (2024)
- Immaterial: Ghost Stories (2002)
-
Passing Strange: A New Anthology of Australian Speculative Fiction (2002)
also appeared as:
- Interior Art: Passing Strange (cover) (2002)
- Agog! Fantastic Fiction (2002)
- Potato Monkey, Winter 2003 (2003)
- Fables and Reflections, Issue #4 (2003)
-
Agog! Terrific Tales (2003)
also appeared as:
- Interior Art: Agog! Terrific Tales (cover) (2003)
- Agog! Smashing Stories (2004)
-
Aurealis, #33-35 (2004)
also appeared as:
- Interior Art: Aurealis Magazine Cover Issue #33/34/35, 2004 (2004)
- Interior Art: Aurealis, #33-35 (cover) (2004)
- Daughters of Earth: Feminist Science Fiction in the Twentieth Century (2006) with Earle Bergey and Ed Emshwiller
- Agog! Ripping Reads (2006)
- Potato Monkey, #5 (2007)
- Creeping in Reptile Flesh (2008)
- Studies in Australian Weird Fiction, Issue 1 (2008)
- 2012 (2008)
- Angel Rising (2008) with iStockphoto
- The Bride Price (2013)
- Dark Harvest (2020)
- Flash Fiction Online, August 2022 (2022)
- Flash Fiction Online, September 2022 (2022)
- Flash Fiction Online, November 2022 (2022)
- Flash Fiction Online, December 2022 (2022)
- Flash Fiction Online, January 2023 (2023)
- Flash Fiction Online, February 2023 (2023)
- Flash Fiction Online, March 2023 (2023)
- Flash Fiction Online, May 2023 (2023)
- Flash Fiction Online, July 2023 (2023)
- Flash Fiction Online, August 2023 (2023)
- Flash Fiction Online, September 2023 (2023)
- Flash Fiction Online, October 2023 (2023)
- Flash Fiction Online, November 2023 (2023)
- Flash Fiction Online, December 2023 (2023)
- ConSensual: A Collection of Meaty Erotic Stories (2001)
- Mitch?: Tarts of the New Millennium (2001)
- Mitch?3: Hacks to the Max (2002)
- Writing on the Wall (2003)
- Beware! The Pincushionman (2003)
- Stone by Stone (2003)
- 'The Superb Grace of the Steel Beam, the Delicacy of Reinforced Concrete' (2004)
- Garments of the Dead (2004)
- GenreCon: Three Best-Selling Authors in Focus (2004) with Trevor Stafford
- Fables and Reflections, April 2005 (cover) (2005)
- Robot Madonna & Child (2005)
- The Three Wise Robots (2005)
- Chuman Manifest (2006)
- Creeping in Reptile Flesh (2008)
- Time and Tapestry (2009)
- Strange Directions (2017) with Cat Sparks
- Four Questions, 15 Writers: Ben Payne Interviews the Participants of Clarion South 2004 (2003) by Ben Payne (co-interviewed with Tracey Rolfe and Wendy Waring and Bren MacDibble and Paul Haines and Zara Baxter and Matthew Chrulew and Andrew Macrae and Karen Miller and Brendan Duffy and Claire McKenna and Chris Barnes and Kim Westwood and Alinta Thornton and James R. Cain)
- Interview with Cat Sparks (2013) by Sophie Yorkston
- Author Spotlight: Cat Sparks (2015) by Laurel Amberdine
- Strange Directions (2017) by Cat Sparks