Green Star Books in Order
Green Star is a series of 5 books written by Lin Carter.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Green Star books in publication order
5 books
Under the Green Star
by Lin Carter
1972
An Earthbound recluse discovers a means of projecting himself across space into the body of a legendary hero. Beneath the Green Star, rescuing a princess and resisting an invader turn his imagined adventures into perilous physical challenges.
When the Green Star Calls
by Lin Carter
1973
Returning mentally to the Green Star's world, an Earthman occupies the body of young Karn the Hunter. His new life draws him into a mysterious dead city, where unfamiliar creatures and a rescuer's purposes create fresh dangers.
By the Light of the Green Star
by Lin Carter
1974
An Earthman's borrowed alien body has brought him adventures, but now he is forced into the role of assassin. Separated from his friends and princess, he faces sky islands, deadly wilderness creatures, and treachery among fellow captives.
As the Green Star Rises
by Lin Carter
1975
An Earthman's mind inhabits a young warrior on a planet of giant trees and floating cities while his body remains disabled at home. Abandoned on an uncharted sea, he must face new dangers far from his royal love.
In the Green Star's Glow
by Lin Carter
1976
While his earthly body lies suspended in New England, an adventurer inhabits Karn on a distant world of enormous trees. His pursuit of Princess Niamh leads through unfamiliar jungle dangers in the concluding installment of the Green Star sequence.
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