Novels

Deliverance (1970)

Deliverance (First Edition)

Deliverance (First paperback Edition)

Deliverance (Movie Paperback Edition)

Deliverance (Armchair Detective Library)

Deliverance (Audio Cover)

Deliverance (Franklin Mint Edition)

Flußfahrt (German paperback)

Deliverance Screenplay (First Edition)

Deliverance (Laurel)

Deliverance (British hardback)

Deliverance (Early British Paperback)

Deliverance (Special Edition)

fDeliverance (Facsimile)

Flußfahrt (German paperback)

Deliverance (British paperback

Deliverance (paperback)

Deliverance (New Audio)

Deliverance (1979 paperback)

Wybawienie (Polish paperback)

Deliverance Screenplay (Turner Classic Movies)

Liberación (Spanish Paperback)

Deliverance Audio (Audible.com)

Deliverance (1992 Paperback)

Délivrance (French hardback)

Délivrance (French eBook)

Vysvobození (Czech paperback)

Délivrance (French paperback)

Liberación (Spanish paperback)

Nehir (Turkish paperback)

Dove Porta Il Fiume (Italian paperback)

Den Sista Färden (Swedish paperback)

Odrešitev (Slovenian hardback)

Flussfahrt (German paperback)

Flußfahrt (German hardback)

Délivrance (French paperback)

Liberación (Spanish hardback)

Deliverance (Spanish hardback)

Den Sista Färden (Swedish paperback)

Délivrance (French paperback)

Flußfahrt (German hardback)

Flußfahrt (German paperback)

Dove Porta Il Fiume (Italian paperback)

Deliverance (European English paperback)

Alnilam (1987)

Alnilam (First Edition)

Alnilam (First Paperback Edition)

Alnilam (Signed Limited Edition)

To the White Sea (1993)

To the White Sea (First Edition)

To the White Sea (First Paperback)

To the White Sea (British First Edition)

To the White Sea (British Paperback)

To the White Sea (Abridged Audio)

To the White Sea (Unabridged Audio)

To the White Sea (Uncorrected Proof)

To the White Sea (1994 paperback)

Flucht Zum Weißen Meer (German Edition)

To the White Sea (Large Print)

Oceano Bianco (Italian paperback)

Kohti Valkeaa Merta (Finnish paperback)

To the White Sea (2002 paperback)

Hacia El Mar Blanco (Spanish hardback)

Là-bas au nord (French paperback)

Oceano Bianco (Italian paperback)

Shiro no umi e (Japanese paperback)

Oceano Bianco (Italian hardback)

Unpublished Novels

Entrance to the Honeycomb (The Casting)

Early 1950's: UnpublishedSynopsis:This was James Dickey's first attempt at a novel in the early 1950's. He started with a draft called The Casting and eventually transformed it into Entrance to the Honeycomb. The book is about a protagonist named Julian Glass who seems to like being on the track team more than the football team. He feels as if the football team offers more glory than track and continues to try and improve his play. Julian is modeled on James Dickey himself, who played track and football in high school. Julian's father gets upset with Julian because of his poor performance in a game. The father and his friends lost a lot of money on a bet for the game. The father denounces his son and and Julian cries against the locker as his nose starts bleeding. The father also attacks his daughter, Ann, after she refuses to change schools. He strips her and ties her up with tape to a couch. The father grabs Julian from his reading and makes him participate as he whips the daughter with a cane. Julian's father also takes him to cockfights which begins Julian's entrance into the violent world of his father, whom is modeled on Dickey's actual father Eugene Dickey.

Crux

UnfinishedSynopsis:Dickey spent the last years of his life working on Crux, the sequel to his novel Alnilam. The novel was only partially finished and Dickey called it Crux Meridionis or Crux Australis. He planned to trace the journey of the Alnilam characters Harbelis and Shears to air bases around the South Pacific and to show how the Alnilam group conquered the Pacific night raids. In the beginning Harbelis watches jumping fish from a ship and then goes into the story of washing out of pilot school and going to radar school, which mirrors Dickey's own life. A selection from the book can be found in The James Dickey Reader.