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William Dietrich Books in Order

4 series including Ethan Gage Series and more

4 series 21 books Latest: The Trojan Icon (2016)

Reading Order

4 series · 21 books
# Title Year Buy
1 Napoleon's Pyramids 2007 Buy from Amazon
2 The Rosetta Key 2008 Buy from Amazon
3 The Dakota Cipher 2009 Buy from Amazon
4 The Barbary Pirates 2010 Buy from Amazon
5 The Emerald Storm 2012 Buy from Amazon
6 The Barbed Crown 2013 Buy from Amazon
7 The Three Emperors 2014 Buy from Amazon
8 The Trojan Icon 2016 Buy from Amazon

William Dietrich Other Novels

0 of 7 read
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1 Ice Reich 1998 Buy from Amazon
2 Getting Back 2000 Buy from Amazon
3 Dark Winter 2001 Buy from Amazon
4 Hadrian's Wall 2004 Buy from Amazon
5 The Scourge of God 2005 Buy from Amazon
6 Blood of the Reich 2011 Buy from Amazon
7 The Murder of Adam and Eve 2014 Buy from Amazon

William Dietrich Non-Fiction Books

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1 The Final Forest 1992 Buy from Amazon
2 Northwest Passage 1995 Buy from Amazon
3 Natural Grace 2003 Buy from Amazon
4 The North Cascades: Finding Beauty and Renewal in the Wild Nearby 2014 Buy from Amazon
5 Napoleon's Rules 2015 Buy from Amazon

William Dietrich Anthologies

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1 Hotel Angeline 2011 Buy from Amazon

William Dietrich is an American author known for his historical fiction and essays. Born in 1951 in Philadelphia, he studied literature at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Washington. Dietrich's notable works include the novel "The Emerald Mile" (2000), which won the Western Writers of America Spur Award for Best Western Historical Novel. His other novels include "Ghost Town" (1998), "The Dakota Cipher" (2002), and "The Rosetta Key" (2006). Dietrich has also published several collections of essays, including "The Final Forest" (1992) and "In the Wake of the Whale" (2021). His writing has received critical acclaim for its evocative language, thoughtful exploration of history, and insights into the human condition.

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