Christopher Stasheff Books in Order

Rod Gallowglass lands on Gramarye and finds a medieval-looking world where psychic powers pass for witchcraft. A man of science is soon treated as a warlock, and has to protect the planet without losing himself to the role.

Rod Gallowglass tries to protect Gramarye's persecuted espers from a dangerous new threat led by the strange King Kobold. The sequel deepens the series' mix of psychic powers, medieval trappings, and political manipulation.

A message from a thousand years in the past draws outside attention to Rod Gallowglass's life on Gramarye. Church politics, mystery, and the warlock's carefully balanced world begin to collide.

Telepaths Dar and Samantha are on the run while powerful Lords plot a coup against democratic government. Their attempt to warn Terra makes this prequel a more openly science-fictional entry in the Gramarye background story.

Renegade sorcerers threaten Gramarye just as the Gallowglass family's shared psychic strength begins to weaken. Rod has to face enemies outside the kingdom and the darker force rising inside himself.

Matt Mantrell reads forbidden runes and tumbles into a world where poetry works as magic. Almost at once he is trapped in a dungeon, conjuring dragons, and swearing to save a princess.

When Rod and Gwen vanish, their four children have to combine talent, courage, and everything their parents taught them. The rescue mission is also an early test of what the next generation can do on its own.

Rod and Gwen are hurled into an alternate world of purple-skinned warriors and brutal combat. Cut off from home and unable to communicate, they have to survive before they can even think about escape.

Rod Gallowglass is pulled into another crisis on Gramarye as unrest and bad doctrine threaten to tip the planet toward anarchy. It is one of the series' more openly political battles, with faith and order both under strain.

Fess, Rod Gallowglass's faithful cybernetic steed, finally tells the children about the masters and adventures that came before Gramarye. It is a sideways look at the series through the life of its most loyal companion.

Rod Gallowglass has survived plenty on Gramarye, but this time the attack comes through his own mind. As hallucination and manipulation blur together, he has to fight for his sanity as well as his life.

Strange floating musical crystals begin captivating the young people of Gramarye, including Rod Gallowglass's children. Rod has to trace their origin before the music's spell does lasting damage.

When theater is condemned on Earth, the newly formed Star Company buys a spaceship and takes its performances offworld. The result is a lively mix of backstage life, satire, and spacefaring adventure.

This anthology follows the Crafter family, whose real inheritance is magical power and the familiar Willow. Linked stories blend witches, warlocks, alchemists, and generational secrets into one shared-world fantasy.

Magnus Gallowglass leaves home determined to prove he is more than the High Warlock's son. His wandering search for identity, love, and independence becomes the bridge between the Rod Gallowglass books and *Rogue Wizard*.

The Star Company heads to Venus and finds a colony tightly controlled by a powerful petroleum cartel. Performing there means tangling with corporate authority as much as entertaining an audience.

The descendants of Amer Crafter struggle with inherited magical Talent in an age that would rather explain everything away. This shared-world anthology turns family legacy into the heart of the conflict.

Harold Shea returns in a continuation anthology that sends him and his companions into a new run of mythic and literary adventures. Christopher Stasheff helps revive the classic series without losing its sly, scholarly fun.

After years of drinking and brawling, Magnus d'Armand joins an organization devoted to bringing freer government to troubled worlds. His new assignment sends him to a medieval-style planet ready, or nearly ready, for revolution.

The second War and Honor anthology returns to Dickson's shared military sf setting. Different writers tackle duty, conflict, and the personal cost of trying to keep honor alive in wartime.

In the Wing Commander universe, humanity's long war with the Kilrathi is going badly enough to make a suicide mission look sensible. Recon work, carrier combat, and one desperate strike drive this military space adventure.

Matt Mantrell rashly swears to overthrow the evil ruler of Ibile, only to learn that oaths are magically binding in this world. What begins as anger becomes a mission he cannot walk away from.

The Star Company lands on prosperous Citadel expecting another tour stop and finds a world so puritanical that theater is forbidden. Putting on a show becomes an act of cultural rebellion.

Cordelia Gallowglass is not sure she wants the future everyone else has planned for her, even before Prince Alain asks for her hand. Enemies of the match would prefer she never make it to the altar at all.

Saul follows his missing friend Matt into the same verse-powered magical world and finds that his love of poetry makes him a formidable wizard at once. It also puts him on a collision course with the sorcerous Queen Suettay.

On the planet Melange, revolutionary Dirk Dulain joins forces with Gar, a massively powerful serf, to challenge a society built on clones, servitude, and luxury for the few. Rebellion comes with a steep personal cost.

Magnus d'Armand asks his sentient ship to find him a world that needs saving and gets Petrarch, a lost colony in turmoil. There he finds a warring prince and an old rival who makes the mission much more personal.

Maltroit is replaying the bloodier parts of Earth's past, and Gar Pike means to interfere. He tries teaching nobles the basics of democracy while giving peasants a crash course in politics and resistance.

Geoffrey Gallowglass has talent, strength, and more than enough confidence, but his taste in women may ruin him. Torn between a beautiful thief and a seductive witch, he has to figure out who truly means him harm.

Harold Shea and Reed Chalmers go careening through a fresh set of literary and mythic worlds, from Prince Igor's Russia to Shakespearean magic. It is a continuation anthology full of sideways adventures and bookish fantasy play.

Disguised as a minstrel, Matt Mantrell investigates why a new king resists peace. The search brings him into contact with strange allies and dangers, including a Grecian ghost and a manticore.

After a giant tyrant kills his wife, the respected clansman Ohaern turns grief into revolt. His uprising becomes a larger struggle between mortal humans and the near-divine oppressors who rule them.

Gar Pike meets a ruler who has achieved order by controlling what people think. Finding rebels is hard when most subjects seem content, and the smallest spark of resistance may have to come from the wrong people.

An old champion is called back when a new despot rises, but age has taken the edge from his sword arm. To save the world again, he must shape a lazy, damaged younger man into a hero.

Gar Pike reaches a world with no tyrant and no state, only endless violence and permanent instability. Freedom means little when everyone is at war, and he has to decide what kind of order is worth building.

Matt Mantrell faces an army of Moors and sorcerers with surprising help from his parents, newly arrived from modern New Jersey. The result is part family comedy, part magical war story.

A rare Stasheff standalone that appears to turn from wizards and planets to the sea. It promises a maritime adventure centered on a sailor's life, danger, and hard choices far from shore.

Gar Pike arrives on a planet shaped like a Norse legend, complete with dwarves, giants, and people who treat war as a way of life. To help anyone here, he first has to find a way to interrupt the fighting.

Gregory Gallowglass, brilliant, decent, and very much in danger, becomes the target of Moraga's latest scheme. His gifts of intellect and magic make him a prize, and a threat, in Gramarye's ongoing power struggles.

Gar Pike lands on another troubled world where brute force and fear have narrowed everyone else's choices. To loosen one warlord's grip, he has to turn scattered anger into a rebellion that can actually endure.

On Oldeira, Gar and Alea try to convince beaten-down serfs that they deserve more than hunger and abuse. Training a rebellion is hard enough, but first they must break the habits of obedience that keep the lower classes trapped.

A vast barbarian horde is sweeping toward Jerusalem, and Matt Mantrell is called in to help hold the line. The closer he gets, the clearer it becomes that a darker power is steering the invasion.

Balkis returns to Maracanda to claim the royal place that should be hers. Before she can do that, she and Matt Mantrell have to face a bitter enemy determined to stop her.

The murder of a hated prince threatens to ignite war between rival kingdoms. Matt Mantrell must uncover the truth, outmatch a powerful magician, and stop an evil cult before diplomacy collapses.

Gar Pike and Alea reach a lost human colony that has splintered into feuding Scottish-style clans. To stop the violence, they must navigate muskets, old grudges, and uneasy relations with winged fairies and forest-dwelling elves.

As Gramarye prepares for three Gallowglass weddings, Gregory's fiancee Alouette sees a terrifying vision of monsters devastating the land. Their search for the threat turns celebration into a race to save the kingdom.

Rod Gallowglass is shattered by Gwen's sudden death just as old enemies move again against Gramarye. The final Warlock novel turns grief, family loyalty, and political chaos into one last kingdom-spanning fight.

Tech troubleshooter Tony Ricci is recruited by Saint Vidicon, patron saint of computer geeks, to battle the evil that keeps sabotaging modern technology. It is Stasheff in playful, near-contemporary fantasy mode, mixing faith, jokes, and malfunctioning machines.

Manninglore is feared by the valley people who live below him, but fear matters less when extinction is closing in. This short story turns a dreaded wizard into a very human last hope.

Old Count Rory of d'Armand Automatons is slipping into fantasy and losing his hold on reality. His decline threatens not just himself, but his family, his company, and the order built around him.

In colonial New England, a young man falls in love with a ghost girl and drifts toward danger with her. Puritans and an Iroquois elder both struggle to keep him in the land of the living.