Standalone books starting with E
58 standalone books start with E, out of 2,426 in the catalogue. Because a standalone book has no series, its own page is the only reading guide for it. Each link opens that page, which shows the author, the publication date and where to buy.
- Earthly Joys
- Earwig and the Witch
- Easy Go
- Eaters of the Dead
- Echoes
- Eden Close
- Edenville Owls
- Edge
- Eight Days of Luke
- Elevation
- Eloquent Silence
- Emilie and the Hollow World
- Emilie and the Sky World
- An Emotion of Great Delight
- Emotionally Weird
- The Emperor Expects
- The Emperor's Gift
- Empire
- Empire of Desire
- The Empty Eye of the Sea
- Enchanted Glass
- Enchantment
- The Enchantment
- The Endearment
- Endless Night
- Endless Summer
- Enigma
- Enigma
- Enna Hittims
- Entry Island
- Envy
- Equinox
- Eroma
- Eruption
- The Escape Game
- Euro Dreams
- Eva Luna
- Everlasting
- Every Breath
- Every Duke Has His Day
- Every Last Fear
- Every Summer After
- Everything to Lose
- Evolution
- The Ex
- Excavation
- The Exception to the Rule
- The Exchange
- Exclusive
- Exit to Eden
- The Eye of Ezekiel
- Eye of the Beholder
- The Eye of the Leopard
- Eye of the Needle
- The Eyes of Heisenberg
- The Eyes of the Dragon
- Eyes of the Hawk
- Eyes Wide Open
About this list
The dated titles run from 1966 to 2026. All dated titles here has a release date that has already passed. Since release dates come from public records, a title with no known date stays undated.
Diana Wynne Jones has the most standalone books here, with 4. In total, 48 authors wrote these books as lead author. Still, a writer with a series elsewhere shows both on their author page.
The newest dated title is The Escape Game, from 2026. The oldest is The Eyes of Heisenberg, from 1966. Meanwhile the longest is Evolution, at 645 pages.
Release dates for standalone books come from public records. If a date is missing, the page says so instead of guessing. Because we never invent a field, a short page is better than a wrong one.
Each book page gives the title, the author, the publication date and buying links. We file standalone books by title, and we skip a leading "The", "A" or "An". Because the list runs A to Z, the letter bar takes you to any other part of the alphabet. If you would rather search, the search box finds any title by name, and the genre shelves group series by theme.
Looking for the same letter elsewhere? See series under E and authors under E .