Order of George R.R. Martin Books

American author George R.R. Martin (or “GRRM” for short) is best known for his Game Of Thrones novels that have recently been adapted into a popular fantasy HBO television series. In 2011, he was named as one of the 100 most influential people in the world by Time magazine.

In addition to the Game Of Thrones book series, GRRM has always written several standalone novels (including one children’s novel – The Ice Dragon). More than just a novelist, Martin has also written teleplays for The Twilight Zone, Beauty and the Beast as well as his own Game Of Thrones TV series and is continuously proving his versatility as a writer. Martin continues to write Game Of Thrones books, with two more forthcoming.

Publication Order of Game Of Thrones Books

A Game of Thrones	(1996)
A Clash of Kings	(1998)
A Storm of Swords	(2000)
A Feast for Crows	(2005)
A Dance with Dragons	(2011)

Publication Order of Game Of Thrones Collections

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

(2015)

Publication Order of Game Of Thrones Graphic Novels

A Game of Thrones, Volume 1	(2012)
A Game of Thrones, Volume 2	(2013)
A Game of Thrones, Volume 3	(2014)
A Game of Thrones, Volume 4	(2015)

Publication Order of Game Of Thrones Non-Fiction Books

The Art of George R.R. Martin's a Song of Ice and Fire	(2005)
The Lands of Ice and Fire	(2012)
The Wit & Wisdom of Tyrion Lannister	(2013)
The World of Ice and Fire	(2014)
The Official A Game of Thrones Coloring Book	(2015)

Publication Order of Wild Cards: USA Triad Books

Mississippi Roll	(2017)
Low Chicago	(2018)
Texas Hold'em	(2018)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Dying of the Light	(1977)
Windhaven	(1981)
Fevre Dream	(1982)
The Armageddon Rag	(1983)

Publication Order of Short Stories

Shadow Twin	(2005)
In the House of the Worm	(2005)
The Glass Flower	(2005)
The Lonely Songs of Laren Dorr	(2005)
Hunter's Run	(2007)
The Ice Dragon	(2007)

Publication Order of New Voices Anthologies

New Voices I	(1977)
New Voices II	(1979)
New Voices III	(1980)
New Voices IV	(1981)
The John W. Campbell Awards Volume 5	(1984)
The John W. Campbell Awards Volume 6	(1987)

Publication Order of Wild Cards Anthologies

Wild Cards	(1986)
Aces High	(1987)
Jokers Wild	(1987)
Aces Abroad	(1988)
Down and Dirty	(1988)
Ace in the Hole	(1989)
Dead Man's Hand	(1990)
One-Eyed Jacks	(1991)
Jokertown Shuffle	(1991)
Dealer's Choice	(1992)
Deuces Down	(2002)
Inside Straight	(2008)
Busted Flush	(2008)
Suicide Kings	(2009)
Fort Freak	(2011)
Lowball	(2014)
High Stakes	(2016)
Knaves Over Queens	(2018)

Publication Order of Night Visions Anthologies

Night Visions: The Hellbound Heart	(1987)
Night Visions 3	(1986)

Publication Order of Wild Cards Mosaic: New Cycle Anthologies

Card Sharks	(1993)
Marked Cards	(1994)
Black Trump	(1995)

Publication Order of Dreamsongs Anthologies

Dreamsongs: Volume I	(2003)
Dreamsongs: Volume II	(2007)

Publication Order of Dangerous Women Anthologies

Dangerous Women	(2013)
Dangerous Women 2	(2014)
Dangerous Women 3	(2015)

Publication Order of Anthologies

The Science Fiction Weight-Loss Book	(1983)
Songs of the Dying Earth	(2009)
Songs of Love and Death	(2010)
Down These Strange Streets	(2011)
Warriors	(2013)
Old Mars	(2013)
Rogues	(2014)
Old Venus	(2015)

Publication Order of Hedge Knight Graphic Novels

The Hedge Knight	(2004)
Sworn Sword	(2008)

Publication Order of Graphic Novels

Doorways	(2011)
In the House of the Worm	(2015)

Notes: The Science Fiction Weight-Loss Book was co-edited by Isaac Asimov and Martin H. Greenberg. Songs of the Dying Earth, Songs of Love and Death, Down These Strange Streets, Old Mars, Old Venus, Rogues and all of the Warriors and the Dangerous Women anthologies were co-edited by Gardner Dozois. The non-fiction book The World of Ice and Fire was written with Linda Antonssen and Elio Garcia. Lowball and High Stakes were edited with Melinda M. Snodgrass. The Game of Thrones graphic novels were adapted by Daniel Abraham.

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George R.R. Martin Synopsis: In Fevre Dream, Captain Abner Marsh is offered a partnership with a wealthy aristocrat, but feels the deal is too good to be true. His hunch is backed up once he meets Joshua York, who doesn’t care about the state of Captain Marsh’s business, but rather has his own motivations for sailing out on the Mississippi. Fevre Dream is the tale of a vampire who wants to reconnect his kind with humanity and a captain who wants to live on forever.

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