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Literature

Author	Year	Title	Synopsis
Thomas Middleton	1605	A Mad World, My Masters	The philandering Master Penitent Brothel is tempted by a succubus assuming the form of his illicit partner, using song and dance in a failed attempt to seduce him.
Honoré de Balzac	Early 1800s	"The Succubus"	Concerns a 1271 trial of a she-devil succubus in the guise of a woman, who, amongst other things, could use her hair to entangle victims.
Charles Williams	1937	Descent into Hell	Portrays an academic who consciously rejects the potential affections of a real woman in favor of a physically identical but perfectly obedient and pliable succubus.
Richard Matheson	1962	"The Likeness of Julie"	Portrays a teenage succubus named Julie (later adapted into TV film Trilogy of Terror).
Poul Anderson	1971	Operation Chaos	The protagonists are visited shortly after being married by a succubus/incubus who changes genders in its attempts to seduce both of them.
Stephen King	1982–2012	The Dark Tower	Roland encounters a succubus in a circle of stones while following the man in black. This succubus then later helps an incubus in impregnating Susanna Dean with Roland's child, Mordred, a villain in later books.
Toni Morrison	1987	Beloved	The novel's protagonist, Beloved, has been discussed in academic works as a modern use of this theme.
Piers Anthony	1988	For Love of Evil	Succubi, including Lilith, make up the Kingdom of Hell, which reflects Dante's 7 Circles of Hell.
Terry Pratchett	1990	Eric	Has a small reference to succubi in which a demonologist describes how his grandfather spent his entire life trying to summon one only to succeed in conjuring a Neuralger, a female demon that has a headache every night.
Laurell K. Hamilton	1993	Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter	The main character, Anita Blake, finds herself becoming a succubus.
Orson Scott Card	1996	Treasure Box	A witch conjures a succubus who represents the dreams and desires of the protagonist in order to convince him to open a mysterious box.
Jim Butcher	2000	Dresden Files series	The White Court of vampires are described as succubi and incubi. One of these incubi is the major supporting character Thomas Raith.
Jonathan Stroud	2003	Bartimaeus Trilogy	Describes a succubus as a kind of demon preferred by male magicians, and also that Mr. Tallow might be the offspring of a magician and a succubus.
Jaq D. Hawkins	2005	Dance of the Goblins	The Goblin female Talla revives the tradition of the succubus among goblins. The theme is carried on through the rest of the series, Demoniac Dance and Power of the Dance.
Mike Carey	2006	Felix Castor series	Features a succubus who takes the name Juliet, gives up feeding on men and enters into a lesbian relationship whilst working as an exorcist.
Jackie Kessler	2007	Hell on Earth	A dark paranormal series starring the succubus Jezebel, who runs away from Hell, hides on Earth as an exotic dancer, and learns the hard way about being mortal.
Richelle Mead	2009 or earlier	Georgina Kincaid	A 21st-century urban fantasy novel series featuring succubus Georgina Kincaid trying to find a vampire hunter.
Jess C Scott	2012	Naked Heat	Acollection of incubus and succubus stories. "Tongue-Tied" features a voyeuristic lesbian succubus, and "Kylie" features a cougar succubus who gets involved in a complicated love quadrangle.