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Sylvain Neuvel

Sylvain Neuvel Reading Order

4 series · 13 books · Born 1973

Sylvain Neuvel is a Canadian author celebrated for his captivating science fiction narratives. With a diverse portfolio that includes 13 books across four series—Themis Files, Take Them to the Stars, as well as standalone novels and anthologies—he has made a significant impact in the genre. Active from 2016 to 2026, Neuvel is best known for his acclaimed work within Themis Files series.

Anthologies Series

Complete

1 book (2018–2018)

#Title
1
Cover of Dark Discoveries - Issue #38
Dark Discoveries - Issue #38

Standalone Novels Series

Ongoing

2 books (2019–2026)

Start with The Test and read in order.

#Title
1
Cover of The Test
The Test
2
Cover of The Many
The Many

Take Them to the Stars Series

Likely Complete

3 books (2021–2023)

Start with A History of What Comes Next and read in order.

#Title
1
Cover of A History of What Comes Next
A History of What Comes Next
2
Cover of Until the Last of Me
Until the Last of Me
3
Cover of For the First Time, Again
For the First Time, Again

Themis Files Series

Complete

7 books (2016–2019)

Start with FILE 247, the first of 7 books in the Themis Files series.

#Title
1
FILE 247
2
Cover of Sleeping Giants
Sleeping Giants
3
FILE 002
4
Cover of Waking Gods
Waking Gods
5
FILE 1743
6
Cover of Only Human
Only Human
7
FILE 2491

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books has Sylvain Neuvel written?
Sylvain Neuvel has written 13 books across 4 series. Their published works span from 2016 to 2026.
What is the first book in each Sylvain Neuvel series?
Here are the first books in Sylvain Neuvel's series: Take Them to the Stars: A History of What Comes Next; Themis Files: FILE 247.
What order should I read Sylvain Neuvel's books?
We recommend reading Sylvain Neuvel's series in publication order. Each series can be read independently.
Is Sylvain Neuvel still writing new books?
Yes, Sylvain Neuvel has 1 ongoing series: Standalone Novels.

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