Kurt Schlichter Books in Order

I Am a Conservative is a humor heavy manifesto about what conservatives believe and what makes them angry. Schlichter swings at Democratic leaders, Hollywood celebrities, and cautious Republican insiders, inviting readers to laugh along while venting about politics.

I Am A Liberal bills itself as a field guide for dealing with liberals rather than a call to compromise. Through exaggerated portraits of progressive activists, media figures, and academics, Schlichter mocks their arguments, tactics, and habits in an intentionally confrontational style.

Fetch My Latte collects short, sharp pieces aimed at what Schlichter sees as the soft spots of modern culture, from hipsters to professional activists. The tone is closer to a late night rant than a policy paper, with punch lines aimed squarely at perceived wimps.

50 Shades of Liberal is a short, over the top parody that turns progressive romance into a running joke. Through the misadventures of activist couple Amanda and Liam, Schlichter spoofs identity politics, performative sensitivity, and the language of fashionable activism.

Conservative Insurgency is told as an oral history from the year 2041, looking back on how constitutional conservatives supposedly clawed their way back to cultural and political dominance. Through interviews with politicians, activists, soldiers, and artists, it sketches a long campaign to reclaim institutions from the left.

People's Republic launches the Kelly Turnbull series in a United States that has split along political lines. Sent into the decaying blue stronghold of Los Angeles, Turnbull must infiltrate a surveillance state to complete one last extraction mission and confront what the revolution has done to ordinary lives.

This prequel to People's Republic sends Kelly Turnbull back into the blue states to help trapped citizens resist a tightening, politically correct police state. Training ordinary people into a fighting force, he clashes with his former Special Forces mentor and a regime willing to use escalating violence.

Militant Normals argues that everyday Americans who work, raise families, and serve in the military are pushing back against a smug ruling class. Through stories, jokes, and blunt commentary, Schlichter explains why he thinks that backlash is reshaping politics and culture.

Blue America is on the brink of chaos when retired operator Kelly Turnbull is pulled back in for a supposedly simple job in Siberia that turns out to be a setup. To stop a massive jihadi plot, he infiltrates the People's Republic's secret police, fighting from Mexico City and Germany to a ruined Pentagon.

As the socialist People's Republic starts to fall apart under shortages and unrest, Collapse sends Turnbull and an elite team deep into blue territory to help end the war. Chinese meddling, internal purges, and a climactic fight for San Francisco push the fractured country toward possible reunification.

Set just before the final split, Crisis brings Kelly Turnbull back from overseas to work with a small task force trying to stop the slide toward open civil war. He hunts a hard left terrorist leader behind attacks on Capitol Hill, radical enclaves in Minneapolis, and a last stand in the California desert.

The 21 Biggest Lies about Donald Trump takes on the media and political narratives Schlichter sees as most unfair to Trump and his supporters. Each chapter targets a familiar accusation, mixing legal style argument, statistics, and cutting jokes aimed at progressive critics.

In the sixth Kelly Turnbull novel, America has fully broken into a constitutional red republic and an authoritarian blue People's Republic. Turnbull must smuggle out an unstable math genius whose election software could decide who rules, dragging him into heists, guerrilla fights, and double crosses from Cuba to Canada.

In Inferno, the seventh Kelly Turnbull book, the war between red America and the People's Republic burns across the continent. From the new capital in Dallas to occupied San Francisco and the Pacific Northwest, Turnbull leads brutal campaigns meant to decide whether the country can ever be reunited.

Schlichter looks at how the United States went from overwhelming victory in the Gulf War to failures abroad and unrest at home, and argues that decline is a choice rather than a fate. Mixing history, polemic, and dark jokes, he sketches the dangers ahead and how a renewed America might push back.

Overlord finds Turnbull chasing a rogue general who has fled into blue territory seeking revenge and power. With his dog Gibson and a small team, he fights through West African jungles, postwar London, flooded highways near New Orleans, and a high risk mission tied to an invasion of Manhattan.

The Attack is a near future thriller about a three day Iranian backed terror offensive on American soil, combining mass shootings, infrastructure strikes, and cyber attacks. Schlichter follows politicians, special operators, police, and ordinary citizens as they struggle to survive the onslaught and organize a ruthless response.

American Apocalypse: The Second American Civil War tells a sprawling story of assassinations and power grabs that push the United States into open conflict. Through soldiers, political prisoners, mountain communities, and sailors on patrol, it shows what daily life in a modern civil war might cost.

Lost Angeles: Silver Bullets On The Sunset Strip opens a fantasy noir series co written with Irina Moises. In 1940s Los Angeles, private eyes Eddie Loud and Trixie Gamble hunt the kidnapped son of a demigod through a city packed with mobsters, crooked cops, movie stars, Nazis, and vampires.

Panama Red sends Turnbull after a mysterious assassin known as Circe, a blue operative who leaves dead Americans behind around the world. The hunt takes him from Dublin and Texas to Panama City and a radicalized town inside the People's Republic, blending nonstop firefights with grim humor.