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Childe Cycle Series with David W. Wixon

by Gordon R. Dickson

11 books Started 1960 Latest 2007
Publication Reading Order

The Childe Cycle Series with David W. Wixon is a Science Fiction / Fantasy series by Gordon R. Dickson, comprising 11 books published between 1960 and 2007. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
Dorsai! / The Genetic General cover 1 Dorsai! / The Genetic General 1960 Buy from Amazon
Necromancer / No Room for Man cover 2 Necromancer / No Room for Man 1962 Buy from Amazon
Soldier, Ask Not cover 3 Soldier, Ask Not 1964 Buy from Amazon
Tactics Of Mistake cover 4 Tactics Of Mistake 1971 Buy from Amazon
Spirit of Dorsai cover 5 Spirit of Dorsai 1979 Buy from Amazon
Lost Dorsai cover 6 Lost Dorsai 1980 Buy from Amazon
The Final Encyclopedia cover 7 The Final Encyclopedia 1984 Buy from Amazon
The Chantry Guild cover 8 The Chantry Guild 1988 Buy from Amazon
Young Bleys cover 9 Young Bleys 1991 Buy from Amazon
Other cover 10 Other 1994 Buy from Amazon
Antagonist ( With: David W. Wixon) cover 11 Antagonist ( With: David W. Wixon) 2007 Buy from Amazon
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About Gordon R. Dickson

Gordon Rupert Dickson (1923-2001) was a Canadian-American science fiction and fantasy writer. His career spanned over four decades, and he is best known for his "Dorsai" series, which explores the concept of a warrior society. Dickson also wrote several other popular series, including the "Childe Cycle," the "Lost Dorsai," and the "Dragonknight" series. His work was noted for its strong characterization and its exploration of complex themes such as identity, loyalty, and the nature of good and evil. Dickson received several awards for his writing, including the Hugo Award and the Nebula Award.

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