1993

• Track of the Cat, a novel by Nevada Barr (Putnam).
• The Brothers, a novel by Frederick Barthelme (Viking).
• Blood Will Tell: A True Story of Deadly Lust in New Orleans, by Joseph Bosco (Morrow).
• On Fire, nonfiction by Larry Brown (Algonquin).
• The Client, fiction by John Grisham (Doubleday).
• Summer of Fear, by Carolyn Haines (Windsor).
• Hoodwinked, by Caroline Burnes (Carolyn Haines) (Harlequin).
• Flesh and Blood, by Caroline Burnes (Carolyn Haines) (Harlequin).
• Too Familiar, by Caroline Burnes (Carolyn Haines) (Harlequin).
• Bats Out of Hell, short stories by Barry Hannah (Houghton Mifflin/Seymour Lawrence).
• Spandau Phoenix, a novel by Greg Iles (Dutton).
• Sherman: A Soldier’s Passion for Order, by John F. Marszalek (Free Press).
• Uncle Jed's Barbershop, children's fiction by Margaree King Mitchell (Simon & Schuster).
• New York Days, autobiography by Willie Morris (Little, Brown).
• Wolf Whistle, a novel by Lewis Nordan (Algonquin)
• That's What I Like (About the South), And Other Stories, edited by George P. Garrett and Paul Ruffin (University of South Carolina Press)
• The Man Who Would Be God: Stories, by Paul Ruffin (Southern Methodist University Press)
• The Cassandra Prophecy, a novel by Charles Wilson (Carroll & Graf).

Beth Henley's play The Miss Firecracker Contest produced in Beverly Hills, California, at Theater 40.

Beth Henley's play Control Freaks produced at the Met Theatre in Santa Monica, California, with Henley directing.

Premiere of The Firm, directed by Sydney Pollack, based on the novel by John Grisham.

Premiere of The Pelican Brief, directed by Alan J. Pakula based on the novel by John Grisham.

Television broadcast premiere of Suddenly, Last Summer, based on the play by Tennessee Williams.