David Wingrove Books in Order
Explore the Brian Aldiss and David Wingrove books in order, with background on their science fiction history project and quick guidance on where to start.
Last updated: June 29, 2026
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Publication Order
30 books
The Immortals of Science Fiction
by David Wingrove
1980
Apertures
by David Wingrove
1984
The Science Fiction Source Book
by David Wingrove
1984
Trillion Year Spree
by Brian Aldiss
1986
Written with David Wingrove, this is Aldiss's revised and expanded history of science fiction. It is not a neutral textbook, but a lively, argumentative account of the genre's roots, mutations, and major turning points.
The Middle Kingdom
by David Wingrove
1989
The Broken Wheel
by David Wingrove
1990
The White Mountain
by David Wingrove
1991
The Stone Within
by David Wingrove
1992
Beneath the Tree of Heaven
by David Wingrove
1993
White Moon, Red Dragon
by David Wingrove
1994
Days of Bitter Strength
by David Wingrove
1995
The Book of Atrus
by David Wingrove
1995
The Book of Ti'ana
by David Wingrove
1996
The Book of D'ni
by David Wingrove
1997
The Marriage of the Living Dark
by David Wingrove
1997
Daylight On Iron Mountain
by David Wingrove
2011
Son Of Heaven
by David Wingrove
2011
Ice and Fire
by David Wingrove
2012
The Middle Kingdom
by David Wingrove
2012
An Inch of Ashes
by David Wingrove
2013
The Art of War
by David Wingrove
2013
The Broken Wheel
by David Wingrove
2013
The Empire of Time
by David Wingrove
2014
The White Mountain
by David Wingrove
2014
The Ocean of Time
by David Wingrove
2015
The Master of Time
by David Wingrove
2016
Monsters of the Deep
by David Wingrove
2017
The Stone Within
by David Wingrove
2018
Upon a Wheel of Fire
by David Wingrove
2019
Beneath the Tree of Heaven
by David Wingrove
2020
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