Jack Wang Reading Order
1 series · 20 books
Jack Wang is a Canadian author from Vancouver whose literary work spans across multiple standalone novels. His debut short story collection We Two Alone earned him the prestigious Danuta Gleed Literary Award in 2021, establishing him as a distinctive voice in contemporary fiction. Wang's body of work demonstrates a commitment to character-driven narratives that explore the complexities of human connection and identity.
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Standalone Novels Series
20 books
Jack Wang has written 20 standalone novels across diverse genres, from literary adaptations to contemporary fiction, published in order beginning with Charles Dickens's Oliver Twist. The series includes retellings of classic literature alongside original works such as Night of Broken Glass and Jack's Saying, as well as practical guides like the Cisco VIRL Hands-on Lab Guide. These books are intended to be read in publication order, though each functions as an independent work. The series status remains unclear, but readers can start with Oliver Twist and follow the publication sequence through all available titles.
Start with Charles Dickens's Oliver Twist, the first of 20 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Charles Dickens's Oliver Twist |
| 2 | Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre |
| 3 | Cisco VIRL Hands-on Lab Guide |
| 4 | Cozy Classics |
| 5 | Herman Melville's Moby Dick |
| 6 | Jack's Saying |
| 7 | Jane Austen's Emma |
| 8 | Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice |
| 9 | Jane Eyre |
| 10 | Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace |
| 11 | Mark Twain's the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn |
| 12 | Mark Twain's the Adventures of Tom Sawyer |
| 13 | Night of Broken Glass |
| 14 | Oliver Twist [adaptation] |
| 15 | Riveter |
| 16 | Star Wars Epic Yarns |
| 17 | The VIRL BOOK |
| 18 | Victor Hugo's Les Misérables |
| 19 | We Two Alone |
| 20 | Wonderful Wizard of Oz |
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