a list of all book by dean koontz past - present?

Answer 1

Dean Koontz's Frankenstein, Book Three (Winter 2007)
Brother Odd (November 28, 2006)
The Husband (May 30, 2006)
Forever Odd (November 29, 2005)
City of Night w/ Ed Gorman (Book two in the Dean Koontz's Frankenstein series) (July 26, 2005)
Velocity (May 24, 2005)
Prodigal Son w/ Kevin J. Anderson (Book One in the Dean Koontz's Frankenstein series) (January 25, 2005)
Life Expectancy (December 7, 2004)
The Taking (May 25, 2004)
Odd Thomas (December 9, 2003)
The Face (May 27, 2003)
By the Light of the Moon (December 24, 2002)
One Door Away from Heaven (December 26, 2001)
From the Corner of His Eye (December 26, 2000)
False Memory (December 28, 1999)
Seize the Night (December 29, 1998)
Fear Nothing (January 14, 1998)
Sole Survivor (January 29, 1997)
Demon Seed (1997) (revised)
Ticktock (1996)
Intensity (1996)
Icebound (1995) (extensive revision of Prison of Ice)
Dark Rivers of the Heart (1994)
Winter Moon (1994) (extensive revision of Invasion)
Dragon Tears (1993)
Mr. Murder (1993)
Hideaway (1992)
Cold Fire (1991)
The Bad Place (1990)
Midnight (1989)
Lightning (1988)
The Servants of Twilight (1988, as Leigh Nichols)
Shadow Fires (1987, as Leigh Nichols)
Watchers (1987)
Strangers (1986)
The Door to December (1985, as Richard Paige)
Twilight Eyes (1985) (reissued in 1987 with a second half)
Darkfall (1984)
Phantoms (1983)
The House of Thunder (1982, as Leigh Nichols)
The Eyes of Darkness (1981, as Leigh Nichols)
The Mask (1981, as Owen West)
The Funhouse (1980, as Owen West) (novelization of The Funhouse, a Tobe Hooper film)
The Voice of the Night (1980, as Brian Coffey)
Whispers (1980)
The Key to Midnight (1979, as Leigh Nichols)
The Face of Fear (1977, as Brian Coffey)
The Vision (1977)
Night Chills (1976)
Prison of Ice (1976, as David Axton), reissued as Icebound (1995)
Invasion (1975, as Aaron Wolfe), reissued as Winter Moon (1994)
Demon Seed (1973) (later revised and reissued)
Shattered (1973, as K. R. Dwyer)
Chase (1972, as K. R. Dwyer) (included in short fiction collection Strange Highways
The Flesh in the Furnace (1972)


Early novels (out of print)

Dragonfly (1975, as K. R. Dwyer)
The Long Sleep (1975, as John Hill)
Nightmare Journey (1975)
Wall of Masks (1975, as Brian Coffey)
After the Last Race (1974)
Surrounded (1974, as Brian Coffey)
Blood Risk (1973, as Brian Coffey)
Dance with the Devil (1973, as Deanna Dwyer)
Hanging On (1973)
The Haunted Earth (1973)
A Werewolf Among Us (1973)
Children of the Storm (1972, as Deanna Dwyer)
The Dark of Summer (1972, as Deanna Dwyer)
A Darkness in My Soul (1972)
Demon Child (1972, as Deanna Dwyer)
Starblood (1972)
Time Thieves (1972)
Warlock! (1972)
The Crimson Witch (1971)
Legacy of Terror (1971, as Deanna Dwyer)
Anti-Man (1970)
Beastchild (1970)
Dark of the Woods (1970)
Dark Symphony (1970)
Hell's Gate (1970)
The Fall of the Dream Machine (1969)
Fear That Man (1969)
Star Quest (1968)

Children's books

Robot Santa: The Further Adventures of Santa's Twin (October 1, 2004)
Every Day's a Holiday : Amusing Rhymes for Happy Times (October 1, 2003)
The Paper Doorway : Funny Verse and Nothing Worse (October 1, 2001)
Santa's Twin (November 1, 1996)
Oddkins: A Fable for All Ages (1988)

Non-fiction
Christmas Is Good!: Trixie Treats And Holiday Wisdom w/ Trixie Koontz (October 31, 2005)
Life is Good! Lessons in Joyful Living w/ Trixie Koontz (October 31, 2004)
How To Write Best-Selling Fiction (1981)
Writing Popular Fiction (1972)
The Pig Society w/ Gerda Koontz (1970)
The Underground Lifestyles Handbook w/ Gerda Koontz (1970)

Essays and introductions
Foreword to Love Heels: Tales from Canine Companions for Independence (October 1, 2003)
Introduction to Great Escapes: New Designs for Home Theaters by Theo Kalomirakis (October 15, 2003)
"Ibsen's Dream" (Reflector, 1966)
"Of Childhood" (Reflector, 1966)

Collections
Soft Come the Dragons (1970, short story collection)
Strange Highways (1994, short story collection) {reissued in September 2002}

Short fiction
"Black River" (1999)
"Pinkie" (1998)
"Trapped" (1989) {re-issued as a graphic novel in 1992}
"Graveyard Highway" (1987)
"Twilight of the Dawn" (1987)
"Miss Atilla the Hun" (1987)
"Hardshell" (1987)
"The Interrogation" (1987)
"The Black Pumpkin" (1986)
"The Monitors of Providence {collaboration}" (1986)
"Snatcher" (1986)
"Weird World" (1986)
"Down in the Darkness" (1986)
"Night of the Storm" (1974) {re-issued as a graphic novel in 1976}
"We Three" (1974)
"The Undercity" (1973)
"Terra Phobia" (1973)
"Wake Up To Thunder" (1973)
"The Sinless Child" (1973)
"Grayworld" (1973)
"A Mouse in the Walls of the Global Village" (1972)
"Ollie's Hands" (1972) {revised and re-issued in 1987}
"Altarboy" (1972)
"Cosmic Sin" (1972)
"The Terrible Weapon" (1972)
"Bruno" (1971)
"Unseen Warriors" (1970)
"Shambolain" (1970)
"The Crimson Witch" (1970)
"Beastchild" (1970)
"Emanations" (1970)
"The Mystery of His Flesh" (1970)
"The Good Ship Lookoutworld" (1970)
"Nightmare Gang" (1970)
"A Third Hand" (1970)
"Muse" (1969)
"The Face in His Belly" Part Two" (1969)
"Dragon In the Land" (1969)
"The Face in His Belly" Part One (1969)
"Where the Beast Runs" (1969)
"Killerbot" (1969) {revised and re-issued in 1977 as "A Season for Freedom"}
"Temple of Sorrow" (1969)
"In the Shield" (1969)
"Dreambird" (1968)
"The Twelfth Bed" (1968)
"The Psychedelic Children" (1968)
"To Behold the Sun" (1967)
"Love 2005" (1967)
"Soft Come the Dragons" (1967)
"A Miracle is Anything" (1966)
"Some Disputed Barricade" (1966)
"This Fence" (1965)
"The Kittens" (1965)

Screenplays
Dean Koontz's Frankenstein (2005 - Charnel House 2006)
Phantoms (1998) – Dimension – Ben Affleck, Peter O'Toole
The Bad Place
CHiPs episode 306: Counterfeit (20 October 1979) – as by Brian Coffey

Answer 2

You should go to his website, but I'll give you a list of the ones I've read:

Odd Thomas
From the Corner of His Eye
Strangers

http://www.randomhouse.com/bantamdell/koontz/

Answer 3

My admired Dean Koontz e book is Phantoms. It actually made me sense uncomfortable with the imagery and nicely deliberate scenes. it somewhat is, for my section, Dean Koontz's in ordinary terms horror e book, yet an rather aggravating yet stable one. I additionally propose reading by way of the easy of the Moon. the better section are the nicely developed characters.

Answer 4

or type his name into wikipedia

Answer 5

Check the link below -- it should have all the information you need.

Answer 6

go to his website