Martin Millar Books in Order

Alby suspects milk is making him ill, and giving it up seems to prove him right. When he encourages others to follow suit, the Milk Marketing Board targets him, adding another threat to his precarious life in Brixton.

During the Brixton riots, self-absorbed poet Lux searches for the woman he loves after her home is destroyed. His chaotic journey intersects with corporate schemes, unusual companions, and a heavenly outcast who needs his help to earn redemption.

An unnamed narrator struggles to forget his former girlfriend while sharing a precarious London life with Ruby. Her enthusiasm for a Stone Age diet accompanies a world where gods, myths, friendship, and everyday disappointments mingle in unexpected ways.

Two Scottish thistle fairies arrive in Manhattan and become entangled in the lives of troubled human neighbors. Their musical ambitions, quarrels, and attempts to help bring fairy mischief into a city already full of conflict and loneliness.

Elfish dreams of leading a band, but her former lover has taken the name Queen Mab for his own group. Living among London's squatters, she recruits friends and uses increasingly dubious tactics to reclaim her musical ambitions.

Millar's novelization of the film follows Tank Girl in a drought-stricken future where a corporation controls the water supply. Joining forces with Jet Girl and mutant allies, she fights the oppressive company and its violent leader.

Melody Paradise hopes a festival will reunite her fragmented community of travelers and spiritual seekers. A reluctant novelist becomes caught up in her plans, as strange events and competing personalities turn the gathering into an increasingly chaotic undertaking.

Lux and Alby share a South London house, where Ruby's arrival disrupts their already difficult lives. This graphic novel connects their domestic troubles with a crumbling universe, meddling goddesses, and threats to the things they value most.

In Glasgow in 1972, awkward friends Martin and Greg compete for Suzy's attention while she favors the cooler Zed. Led Zeppelin's visit becomes the focus of their hopes in a story connecting adolescent friendship, music, and adult memories.

Kalix, a troubled teenage werewolf, hides in London while hunters pursue her and her Scottish clan struggles over its leadership. Reluctantly drawn into family politics, she encounters a world where supernatural feuds overlap with fashion and ordinary human lives.

Kalix attends remedial college in London, hoping to learn to read and write while managing her troubled everyday life. Werewolf hunters and old clan enemies threaten that fragile progress, even as her relatives pursue their own competing interests.

Eighteen-year-old Kalix tries to build a quiet London life with support from two students, despite anxiety, depression, and addiction. When the Guild of Werewolf Hunters targets her clan, she must face dangers that her daily struggles leave her ill-equipped to manage.

In ancient Athens, Aristophanes prepares a play promoting peace while divine and human rivals work to stir up discord. A nymph and an Amazon arrive to help, bringing the city's theatrical ambitions into a comic struggle over war and harmony.

This comic novel follows people whose everyday lives intersect through fetish websites, social gatherings, and nightclubs. Their friendships and consensual BDSM interests shape a story about the pleasures, relationships, and routines of a shared subculture.

Mox and Mitsu run a vast business selling cute toys and clothes in a ravaged future. When a bitter rival attacks their empire, their commercial ambitions become entangled with cyberattacks, mercenaries, drones, and violence beneath the city's streets.

Mixt and Nakishdan pursue Geeda Lal through time, encountering punk gigs, flying snakes, and a hostile fairy armed with a sword. Their strange histories and mental troubles complicate an already bewildering journey through an unstable world.