Order of Frederick Forsyth Books

Frederick Forsyth is an English author as well as a political commentator. He usually writes thrillers and crime fiction, however he has some non-fiction books published as well. Forsyth has been a controversial figure. In 1973, he attempted a coup in Equatorial Guinea alongside the Igbo people. Sometimes, fact is even harder to believe than fiction.

Frederick Forsyth has written 13 fiction full-length novels, plus some short story collections and a novella. The order of his full-length fiction novels are listed in order of when they were originally released below:

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

The Day of the Jackal	(1971)
The Odessa File	(1972)
The Dogs of War	(1974)
Devil's Alternative	(1979)
The Fourth Protocol	(1984)
The Negotiator	(1989)
The Deceiver	(1991)
The Fist of God	(1994)
Icon	(1996)
The Phantom of Manhattan	(1996)
Avenger	(2003)
The Afghan	(2006)
The Cobra	(2010)
The Kill List	(2013)
The Fox	(2018)

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

The Shepherd	(1975)
The Emperor	(1982)
The Citizen	(2000)
Whispering Wind	(2000)
The Art of the Matter	(2001)

Publication Order of Short Story Collections

No Comebacks	(1982)
The Veteran and Other Stories	(2020)

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

The Biafra Story: The Making of an African Legend	(1969)
Emeka	(1991)
Used In Evidence	(2005)
The Outsider: My Life in Intrigue	(2015)

Publication Order of The Space Merchants Books

The Space Merchants (By: C.M. Kornbluth)

(1952)

Publication Order of Anthologies

Great Flying Stories

(1991)

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2 Responses to “Order of Frederick Forsyth Books”

1. david harris: 7 years ago

   The Avenger is by far the best book that I have ever read, it really is, for my money, unputdownable!!!

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   • Stan Berka: 3 years ago

     Totally agree. Nothing to add. Except that the second and the third best are The Shepherd and the Dogs of War

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