Order of Aldous Huxley Books

Aldous Huxley (1894-1963) was a British writer who crafted works spanning fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. His literary legacy rests primarily on celebrated novels such as Brave New World, Island, and Point Counter Point, alongside influential non-fiction works like The Doors of Perception and The Perennial Philosophy. Throughout his writing, Huxley consistently explored themes of parapsychology, mysticism, and spirituality. He belonged to the distinguished Huxley lineage, which included his grandfather Thomas Henry Huxley, brother Julian Huxley, and half-brother Andrew Huxley.

Huxley's publishing career launched in 1916 with his poetry collection The Burning Wheel. His debut novel, Crome Yellow, appeared in 1921. Below you'll find Aldous Huxley's complete bibliography arranged chronologically by original publication date:

Notes: Jacob's Hands represents a collaborative novella written with Christopher Isherwood. The Elder Peter Bruegel was co-created with Jean Videpoche.

Aldous Huxley Synopses: Brief Candles by Aldous Huxley contains four stories: After the Fireworks, The Rest Cure, Chawdron, and The Claxdons.

Collected Short Stories features 21 tales by Aldous Huxley. This anthology showcases his masterful prose style and incisive social commentary.

Texts and Pretexts presents a poetry anthology enhanced by Huxley's own insightful commentary.

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