Gene Wilder Books in Order

After Gilda Radner’s death, Gene Wilder and physician M. Steven Piver combine personal experience with information about ovarian cancer. Their collaboration presents the disease through both medical explanation and the perspective of a husband who lived alongside it.

Gene Wilder reflects on childhood, psychoanalysis, acting, and the relationships that shaped his life. Behind stories from celebrated films, the memoir follows his search for artistic honesty and love, including his marriage to Gilda Radner.

Captured while serving in France during the First World War, Paul Peachy impersonates a notorious German spy to survive. His deception opens an unfamiliar world of comfort and danger, where meeting a young courtesan changes his life.

After a breakdown interrupts his career, violinist Jeremy Webb travels to a German health resort in 1903. There he pursues reserved Clara Mulpas, whose painful marriage has left her determined to avoid involvement with another man.

Twelve stories explore love in forms ranging from shy first attraction to need, longing, and comic misunderstanding. Wilder follows people entering relationships where small gestures and unexpected reactions can bring fulfillment or emotional upheaval.

Recovering in wartime London after being wounded at Bastogne, American corporal Tom Cole falls for a mysterious Danish woman. When her account of her work proves uncertain, he begins searching for the truth behind their romance.