The Grand Illusion
The Imager Portfolio
The Corean Chronicles
The Ecolitan Matter
The Forever Hero
The Ghost Books
The Saga of Recluce
The Magic of RecluceThe Towers of the SunsetThe Magic EngineerThe Order WarThe Death of ChaosFall of AngelsThe Chaos BalanceThe White OrderColors of ChaosMagi’i of CyadorScion of CyadorWellspring of Chaos
OrdermasterNatural OrdermageMage-Guard of HamorArms-CommanderCyador’s HeirsHeritage of CyadorThe Mongrel MageOutcasts of OrderThe Mage-Fire WarFairhaven RisingFrom the ForestOvercaptainRecluce TalesThe Spellsong Cycle
Timegods' World
Science Fiction and Other Novels
The Green ProgressionHammer of DarknessThe Parafaith WarAdiamanteGravity DreamsThe Octagonal RavenArchform: BeautyThe Ethos EffectFlashThe Eternity ArtifactThe Elysium CommissionViewpoints CriticalHazeEmpress of EternityQuantum ShadowsThe One-Eyed Man: A Fugue, with Winds and AccompanimentSolar Express
My latest book — Quantum Shadows — is out and is available in ebook, hardcover, and audiobook formats.
Follow Corvyn, the Shadow of the Raven (and perhaps a bit more) as he tries to save humanity from itself.
Very glad to have received my copy and busy reading it. Though I have to ask about the hat the main character is wearing. What kind is it? Or is it a typo that’s supposed to be ‘fedora’?
It’s a cross between a Stetson and a fedora.
Thanks! I thought that was what was implied but I couldn’t imagine it in my head. I even tried looking up what a stedora might be, but came up empty.
For me not as much SF as ‘The Octagonal Raven’.
A heart felt thank-you for writing this “Canterbury Tale” of the 21 st century (sort of). The couplets and other poetry raises, again, the desire for a book of your poetry – old and new.
Reminds me of Zelazny’s Lord of Light.
Just checked out your list of titles, never realized before how much of your work I have read,
might have read almost everything,so
thank you for many happy hours.
For some reason, I always start your books resisting your steadfast pacing…but after a bit I always relish the deliberate progression.
And, speaking of ‘relish’, ‘Quantum’ was an even more gustatory journey than ever, with me smacking my lips and wishing my at home wines selection was broader than it is.
Keep up the good cooking.
Up to chapter 11. Enjoying it very much. Feels like a recap of my long ago undergraduate Humanities and Religious Studies degree, and in a very appealing and elegant way. Thank you.