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(b.Christopher Buckley is a novelist and founding editor of Forbes FYI magazine. He lives in Washington, D. C., with his wife and two children. His journalism, satire and criticism has, amongst others, appeared in The New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Vanity Fair, Vogue, Esquire.
Genres: Historical
Novels
The White House Mess (1986)
Wet Work (1991)
Thank You for Smoking (1994)
God is My Broker (1998) (with John Tierney and Brother Ty)
Little Green Men (1999)
No Way to Treat a First Lady (2002)
Florence of Arabia (2004)
Boomsday (2007)
Supreme Courtship (2008)
They Eat Puppies, Don't They? (2012)
The Relic Master (2015)
The Judge Hunter (2018)
Make Russia Great Again (2020)
Has Anyone Seen My Toes? (2022)
Wet Work (1991)
Thank You for Smoking (1994)
God is My Broker (1998) (with John Tierney and Brother Ty)
Little Green Men (1999)
No Way to Treat a First Lady (2002)
Florence of Arabia (2004)
Boomsday (2007)
Supreme Courtship (2008)
They Eat Puppies, Don't They? (2012)
The Relic Master (2015)
The Judge Hunter (2018)
Make Russia Great Again (2020)
Has Anyone Seen My Toes? (2022)
Omnibus
Collections
Novellas
Non fiction
Washington Schlepped Here (2003)
Sleepwalk (2006)
Losing Mum and Pup (2009)
But Enough about You (2014)
Steaming to Bamboola (2023)
Sleepwalk (2006)
Losing Mum and Pup (2009)
But Enough about You (2014)
Steaming to Bamboola (2023)
Christopher Buckley recommends
About the Author (2001)
John Colapinto
"A sly satire combined with a gripping suspense...funny, wicked and deeply entertaining."
Nam-A-Rama (2005)
(Gearheardt, book 1)
Phillip Jennings
"Just when you though it was safe to stop reading novels about the Vietnam War, along comes Phillip Jennings with Nam-A-Rama... A wild, original, and often hilarious ride."
All Saints (2007)
Liam Callanan
"A stunning piece of writing by a genuinely precocious talent: haunting and smooth and wise."
Immortal Life (2017)
Stanley Bing
"The well-known, pseudonymous author Stanley Bing has written a suspenseful, sharp-eyed, and entertaining tale for our artificially intelligent times. Immortal Life has its finger on the pulse of a generation determined to live forever."
Big Guns (2018)
Steve Israel
"Former Congressman Steve Israel, the only funny thing to come out of Washington in a long, long time, hits the bulls-eye. Hilarious and ingenious—and pleasingly wicked."
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