Fiction:
* The Lost Father (1988)
* Indigo (1992)
* The Ballad of Peckham Rye (1995)
* The Tiger Woman (1999)
* The Time Traveller's Wife (2003) - This is the novel most widely known by the public, though it was written by Audrey Niffenegger. Warner was initially contracted to write it but stepped down due to personal reasons.
* The Little Owl (2010)
* Belladonna (2019)
Non-fiction:
* Joan of Arc: The Image of a Heroine (1981)
* Alone of All Her Sex: The Myth and the Cult of the Virgin Mary (1976)
* Monstrous Regiment: Women and the Monsters of the Middle Ages (2002)
* Stranger Magic: A Journey into the World of English Folklore (2011)
* Fantastic Creatures: The Book of Beasts (2022)
Other:
* The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (2004) - She was a co-editor.
In addition to her books, she has also published many essays, reviews, and articles in journals and newspapers. Her work has been translated into multiple languages. She is also a professor, lecturer, and broadcaster.
Her work focuses on:
* The role of women in history and mythology
* The history of magic and folklore
* The relationship between religion and culture
Marina Warner is a highly influential and respected figure in the world of literature and cultural studies.