Ricky Gervais Reading Order
1 series ยท 19 books
Ricky Gervais is a British comedian and screenwriter best known for creating innovative television comedies that blend humor with deeper emotional resonance. Beyond his acclaimed work in television, including the groundbreaking sitcom The Office and the darker dramedy After Life, Gervais has written standalone novels that showcase his ability to tell stories across different mediums. His writing combines sharp wit with character-driven narratives that explore both the absurd and poignant aspects of everyday life.
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Standalone Novels Series
19 books
Ricky Gervais has written 19 standalone works spanning various formats and genres, including novels, scripts, and illustrated books. These books should be read in publication order, beginning with Extras and progressing through titles including The Invention of Lying, The Office scripts, and the Flanimals illustrated series. The series status is currently unknown, so readers should verify whether additional releases are planned. Each entry in this collection can be approached independently, though readers interested in Gervais's television and comedy work may want to explore the script collections alongside his other written works.
Start with Extras, the first of 19 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Extras |
| 2 | Extras - The Complete First Season |
| 3 | Extras - the Illustrated Scripts |
| 4 | Flanimales |
| 5 | Flanimals |
| 6 | Flanimals Popup |
| 7 | Flanimals of the Deep |
| 8 | Flanimals pop-up |
| 9 | Invention of Lying, The |
| 10 | More Flanimals |
| 11 | More Flanimals |
| 12 | Office (Script Series, vol. 2) |
| 13 | Office, the Scripts |
| 14 | The Office |
| 15 | The Office - The Scripts |
| 16 | The Ricky Gervais Guide To |
| 17 | The office |
| 18 | The world of Karl Pilkington |
| 19 | ืืคืืฆืื ืื |
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- Ricky Gervais has written 19 books across 1 series.