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The Irish-American Novels
Fleming's early novels are set in a large eastern city like one in which he grew up. Most of the characters are Irish-American, many of them members of the same families. All of the men and women are deeply, sometimes tragically, involved in the city's politics. The novels have been compared to William Faulkner's in their intense preoccupation with a slice of American geography.
All Good Men
The God of Love
King of the Hill
A Cry of Whiteness
Romans Countrymen Lovers
The Sandbox Tree
The Good Shepherd
Hours of Gladness
Rulers of the City (some of the characters also appear in the Stapleton novels)
The Stapleton Novels
Fleming’s later novels follow several generations of an old and distinguished family, the Stapletons, as they navigate the twists and turns of history The characters grapple with issues and choices that illustrate the sweep and complexity of the American experience and reflect the clash between realism and idealism -- one of Fleming's favorite and most powerful themes.
Remember the Morning
Liberty Tavern
Dreams of Glory
The Wages of Fame
When This Cruel War Is Over
The Secret Trial of Robert E. Lee
A Passionate Girl
The Spoils of War
Promises To Keep
Rulers of the City (some of the characters also appear in the Irish-American novels)
Women and War
The Officers' Wives
Time and Tide
Over There
Loyalties
Conquerors of the Sky
Where to buy Thomas Fleming's books
Thomas Fleming's books are
widely available online at Amazon, Barnes & Noble,
and the Indiebound consortium
of independent booksellers.
Several titles are being issued as e-books by New Word City.
Many older or out-of-print titles are available at abebooks.com.