John Pilger Reading Order
2 series · 13 books · Born 1939-10-09
John Pilger is an acclaimed Australian investigative journalist whose decades-long career has examined geopolitical conflicts and hidden truths obscured by mainstream narratives. His work spans documentary filmmaking and written journalism, with a focus on exposing the consequences of imperialism and military interventions across the globe. Through collections and comprehensive essays published between the 1970s and 2000s, Pilger established himself as a fearless voice in international reporting and social criticism.
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Anthologies Series
Complete1 book (2004–2004)
Non-Fiction Series
Complete12 books (1976–2006)
John Pilger's twelve-book non-fiction series spans three decades from 1976 to 2006, offering investigative journalism and political commentary across titles including The Last Day, A Secret Country, Aftermath, The Outsiders, Heroes, Distant Voices, Hidden Agendas, Reporting The World, New Rulers of the World, Tell Me No Lies, Freedom Next Time, and South Africa. The series is complete and should be read in publication order to follow Pilger's evolving perspective on global politics and international affairs over time.
Start with The Last Day, the first of 12 books in the Non-Fiction series.
Start this series with The Last Day
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How many books has John Pilger written?
- John Pilger has written 13 books across 2 series. Their published works span from 1976 to 2006.
- What is the first book in each John Pilger series?
- Here are the first books in John Pilger's series: Non-Fiction: The Last Day.
- What order should I read John Pilger's books?
- We recommend reading John Pilger's series in publication order. Each series can be read independently.
- Are John Pilger's series complete?
- John Pilger has 2 completed series.