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Robert Greene Books in Order
Robert Greene is a best-selling author and public speaker, known for his insightful writings on power, strategy, and human nature. Born in Los Angeles, he studied classical studies at U.C. California at Berkeley and the University of Wisconsin at Madison. As a seasoned writer and editor, Greene has worked for various publications, including Esquire, and as a story developer in Hollywood. A polyglot, he has lived in London, Paris, and Barcelona, and has a background in translation. Greene's innovative ideas led to the creation of Fabrica, an art school in Venice, where he met Joost Elffers, a book packager, and developed the concept for his groundbreaking book, The 48 Laws of Power. This international bestseller has been translated into 17 languages, followed by The Art of Seduction in 2001, and The 33 Strategies of War in 2006, cementing his status as a masterful author and strategist.
Bibliography verified: March 2026
Quick Answer
What are all of Robert Greene's book series? Robert Greene has written 10 book series. The most notable is the A History of Space Exploration series.
Complete series list with all books in reading order below.
Book Series by Robert Greene
- #1
Lair of the Giants(2018) - #2
The Pluto Enigma(2019)
- #1
The Pillars of Azteryl(2017)
- #1
Dawn of the Old Ones(2016) - #2
Dark Armageddon(2017) - #3
The Coming of Cthugha(2017)
- #1
Conquest of the Amazon (By: John Russell Fearn)(1949) - #2
World Beneath Ice (By: John Russell Fearn)(1949) - #3
Lord of Atlantis (By: John Russell Fearn)(1949) - #4
Triangle of Power (By: John Russell Fearn)(1950) - #5
The Amethyst City (By: John Russell Fearn)(1951) - #6
Daughter of the Amazon (By: John Russell Fearn)(1952) - #7
Quorne Returns (By: John Russell Fearn)(1952) - #8
The Central Intelligence (By: John Russell Fearn)(1953) - #9
Parasite Planet (By: John Russell Fearn)(1955) - #10
The Cosmic Crusaders (By: John Russell Fearn)(1955) - #11
World Out of Step (By: John Russell Fearn)(1956) - #12
Kingpin Planet (By: John Russell Fearn)(1957) - #13
The Shadow People (By: John Russell Fearn)(1957) - #14
World in Reverse (By: John Russell Fearn)(1958) - #15
Dwellers in Darkness (By: John Russell Fearn)(1958) - #16
World in Duplicate (By: John Russell Fearn)(1959) - #17
Lords of Creation (By: John Russell Fearn)(2013) - #18
Duel with Colossus (By: John Russell Fearn)(2016) - #19
Ghost World (By: John Russell Fearn)(2016) - #20
Standstill Planet (By: John Russell Fearn)(2016) - #21
Earth Divided (By: John Russell Fearn)(2017) - #22
Chameleon Planet (By: Philip Harbottle)(2017) - #23
Seetee Sun(2023) - #24
The Sun Movers (With: John Russell Fearn)(2023) - #25
The Crimson Peril(2023) - #26
Primordial World(2023)
- #1
Savage City(2005) - #2
A Time for Murder(2007) - #3
Death Never Strikes Twice(2007) - #4
Death Comes Calling(2009) - #5
Murder Is My Shadow(2009) - #6
The Wheel Spins Thirteen(2009) - #7
Roses for a Lady(2010) - #8
Rackets, Inc.(2013)
- #1
Variable Stars(1968) - #2
I Walked With a Zombie (As: Clive Dawson)(1970) - #3
The Dwarf Novae(1970) - #4
Boundaries of the Universe(2013)
- #1
Shadows Over Innsmouth (By: Stephen Jones)(1994) - #2
Weird Shadows Over Innsmouth (By: Hugh B. Cave,Stephen Jones)(2005) - #3
Weirder Shadows Over Innsmouth(2013)
- #1
Black Infinity(1952) - #2
Cosmic Echelon(1952) - #3
Satellite B.C. (As: Rand Le Page)(1952) - #4
Time and Space (As: Rand Le Page)(1952) - #5
Zero Point (As: Rand Le Page)(1952) - #6
Asteroid Forma (As: Rand Le Page)(1953) - #7
Dark Andromeda (As: A.J. Merak)(1953) - #8
Dawn of the Half Gods / Space Void (As: Victor Salle)(1953) - #9
Lost Aeons (As: Berl Cameron)(1953) - #10
Sphero Nova (As: Berl Cameron)(1953) - #11Dawn of the Half-Gods (As: Victor La Salle)(1953)
- #12Menace from Mercury (As: Victor La Salle)(1954)
- #13
Twilight Zone (As: Victor La Salle)(1954) - #14
Trail Blazers / Bowie of the Alamo(1956) - #15
This Second Earth (As: R.L. Bowers)(1957) - #16
The Dark Millenium (As: A.J. Merak)(1958) - #17
The Time Kings (As: J.B. Dexter)(1958) - #18
The World Makers(1958) - #19
No Dawn and No Horizon (As: A.J. Merak)(1959) - #20
Barrier Unknown (As: A.J. Merak)(1960) - #21
Black Abyss (As: J.L. Powers)(1960) - #22
Hydrosphere (As: A.J. Merak)(1960) - #23
When The Gods Came (As: John Adams)(1961) - #24
Cain Brand(2002) - #25
Coyote Brand(2002) - #26El Diablo(2002)
- #27
Justice at Red River(2002) - #28
Edge of the Badlands (As: Lance Hayden)(2002) - #29
Framed in Guilt(2002) - #30
Killers' Haven (As: Stephen Jervis)(2002) - #31
The Rim Riders(2002) - #32
The Savage Hills (As: Carl Eddings)(2002) - #33
Sole Survivor(2002) - #34
The Streets of Sundown (As: Richard Howard)(2002) - #35
Traitors' Guns(2002) - #36
Badlands Feud (As: Randall Payne)(2002) - #37
Dakota Manhunt(2002) - #38
The Proud Rebel (As: Michael Stansfield)(2002) - #39
Saddlerock(2002) - #40
Triple Peaks(2002) - #41
West of the Cimarron (As: John Manville)(2002) - #42
The Hostile Country(2002) - #43
Brand of the Hunted(2003) - #44
Crimson Dust(2003) - #45
Siege Town(2003) - #46
Quantrill's Legacy (As: Robert Greene)(2003) - #47
Hang the Hellion High(2003) - #48
Marked for Violence(2003) - #49
Battle at Circle Four(2003) - #50
The Man from Abilene(2003) - #51
Bender's Edge (As: Paul Marsden)(2003) - #52
Flashpoint(2003) - #53
Thunderfire (As: Ralph Summers)(2003) - #54
The Time of the Lawman (As: Alan Vinson)(2004) - #55
The Substance of a Shade(2004) - #56
Who Rides with Vengeance (As: Carl Eddings)(2004) - #57
Battle of the Nesters(2004) - #58
El Dorado Trail(2004) - #59
Kansas Fury (As: Carl Eddings)(2004) - #60
Day of Violence(2005) - #61
The Hunted(2005) - #62
Stranger with a Gun(2005) - #63
Gunrage at Calder Wells(2006) - #64
Lawman Without A Gun (As: Clive Dawson)(2006) - #65
Traitor's Gold (As: Wade Dellman)(2006) - #66
Bitter Vengeance(2006) - #67
The Dark Destroyer(2007) - #68
Dark Conflict(2008) - #69
The Undead(2008) - #70
Guntrail to Condor(2009) - #71
Dark Legion(2009) - #72
Mystery of the Crater(2010) - #73
Hideout at Mender's Crossing(2010) - #74
Project Jove(2010) - #75
The Missing Heiress Murders(2010) - #76
Wreath for a Lady(2014) - #77
Storm Over Mendaro(2017) - #78
Arizona Manhunt(2017) - #79
The Natchez Trace(2017) - #80
Sierra Marshal(2017) - #81
Shannon City Breakout(2018) - #82
Gunhawks Westward(2019) - #83
Desert Siege(2019) - #84
Ballard's Crossing(2019) - #85
Yuma Showdown(2019) - #86
Thunder at Abilene(2019) - #87
The Treasure of San Miguel(2019)
- #1
Seek and Destroy(2005) - #2
The Secret Enemy(2014) - #3
Blueprint for Destruction(2014) - #4
Twelve Hours to Destiny(2015) - #5
Pattern for Survival(2015) - #6
Night Passage to Kano(2016)
- #1
Shahana (By: Rosanne Hawke)(2013) - #2
Amina (As: J.L. Powers)(2013) - #3
Naveed (By: John Heffernan)(2014) - #4
Zafir (By: Prue Mason)(2015) - #5
Hotaka (By: John Heffernan)(2017) - #6
Shaozhen (By: Wai Chim)(2017) - #7
Lyla (By: Fleur Beale)(2018) - #8
Angel (By: Zoe Daniel)(2018) - #9
Alex (By: Rosanne Hawke)(2023) - #10
110 Stories(2004) - #11
To the Stars - and Beyond(2011) - #12
The Cthulhu Mythos Megapack(2012) - #13Weirder Shadows Over Innsmouth(2013)
- #14
Citing Atheists: Quotes of Agnosticism, Non-Theism, Skepticism, Irreligion, Free Thought, and Philosophy(2015) - #15
Confronting Climate Crises through Education: Reading Our Way Forward(2018) - #16
A Cat of Disdainful Looks(2020) - #17
Inaugural Speeches from the Presidents of the United States - Complete Edition(2024) - #18
Black Cat Weekly #164(2024)
About Robert Greene
Robert Greene is a best-selling author and public speaker, known for his insightful writings on power, strategy, and human nature. Born in Los Angeles, he studied classical studies at U.C. California at Berkeley and the University of Wisconsin at Madison. As a seasoned writer and editor, Greene has worked for various publications, including Esquire, and as a story developer in Hollywood. A polyglot, he has lived in London, Paris, and Barcelona, and has a background in translation. Greene's innovative ideas led to the creation of Fabrica, an art school in Venice, where he met Joost Elffers, a book packager, and developed the concept for his groundbreaking book, The 48 Laws of Power. This international bestseller has been translated into 17 languages, followed by The Art of Seduction in 2001, and The 33 Strategies of War in 2006, cementing his status as a masterful author and strategist.
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