Samantha Hunt Books in Order
Explore Samantha Hunt's books in order, from The Seas and Mr. Splitfoot to her stories and nonfiction, with publication dates and a guide to each title.
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Samantha Hunt books in publication order
5 books
The Seas
by Samantha Hunt
2004
A young woman in an isolated coastal town believes she is a mermaid, a conviction tied to her father's disappearance. Her love for an older Iraq veteran deepens the tension between her imagined world and reality.
The Invention of Everything Else
by Samantha Hunt
2008
In 1943, hotel chambermaid Louisa befriends the aging inventor Nikola Tesla in New York. Their unlikely connection unfolds alongside her father's hopes for time travel, bringing invention, loneliness, and loss into their intertwined lives.
Mr. Splitfoot
by Samantha Hunt
2016
Orphans Ruth and Nat become involved in a scheme to communicate with the dead. Years later, Ruth silently leads her pregnant niece Cora across New York, connecting a mysterious journey with the secrets of her childhood.
The Unwritten Book
by Samantha Hunt
2022
An unfinished manuscript discovered after her father's death prompts Samantha Hunt to investigate haunting in its many forms. She interweaves memoir, literary inquiry, and family history to explore grief, addiction, reading, and the persistence of absent people.
The Dark Dark
by Samantha Hunt
These stories bring uncanny transformations into ordinary lives, following girls becoming women, women becoming animals, and people confronting doubles or ghosts. Hunt explores unstable identities and the strange possibilities that emerge within familiar relationships and routines.
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