Richard Harland Reading Order
1 series · 12 books
Richard Harland is a British novelist born in Yorkshire in 1947 who has built a career writing standalone speculative fiction works. His twelve novels explore imaginative worlds with distinct narratives rather than interconnected series, showcasing his versatility across fantasy and science fiction genres. Harland's writing draws from a background shaped by post-war England and a childhood spent moving between communities, influences that inform the diverse settings and perspectives found throughout his independent works.
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Standalone Novels Series
12 books
Richard Harland has written 12 standalone novels that can be read in any order, though publication order begins with Astor, le riff de la rue. The series includes titles such as Worldshaker, Ferren and the Angel, Song of the slums, and Walter wants to be a werewolf!, published across multiple decades. While these works stand alone as individual stories, reading them in publication order provides insight into the author's evolving themes and style. The series completion status remains unclear, so readers should verify current information before starting.
Start with Astor, le riff de la rue, the first of 12 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Astor, le riff de la rue |
| 2 | Cong Bailatu dao Bate |
| 3 | Ferren and the Angel |
| 4 | Ferren and the Invasion of Heaven |
| 5 | Ferren and the White Doctor |
| 6 | Liberator |
| 7 | Literary theory from Plato to Barthes |
| 8 | Song of the slums |
| 9 | Superstructuralism |
| 10 | Taken By Force |
| 11 | Walter wants to be a werewolf! |
| 12 | Worldshaker |
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