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Viagens Interplanetarias - Krishna Books in Order

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Find the Viagens Interplanetarias - Krishna books by L. Sprague de Camp in order, with short summaries and a series guide to help you decide what to read next.

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Viagens Interplanetarias - Krishna books in publication order

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1

The Hand of Zei

by L. Sprague de Camp

1950

Reluctant adventurer Dirk Barnevelt must find a missing explorer on the primitive planet Krishna. His search pulls him into rescuing a princess, battling pirates, and leading a fleet against a seemingly impregnable fortress and a superior navy.

2

Rogue Queen

by L. Sprague de Camp

1951

An expedition reaches a distant planet whose unfamiliar society is far less stable than it first appears. Contact between human visitors and the inhabitants disrupts local politics and the balance of power, producing unexpected and often comic consequences.

3

These connected science-fiction stories explore an interstellar future in which Brazil dominates Earth and organizes travel among inhabited worlds. Explorers and adventurers encounter alien societies while the expanding Viagens system brings competing cultures into uneasy contact.

4

The Virgin of Zesh

by L. Sprague de Camp

1953

A woman, a poet, and a scientist struggle to survive on the alien planet Krishna. Their lives become entangled with unusual Earth cultists and humanoids from across the galaxy, where familiar assumptions offer little protection from unfamiliar dangers.

5

The Tower of Zanid

by L. Sprague de Camp

1963

On Krishna, Earth visitors must respect restrictions against introducing advanced technology. Adventurer Anthony Fallon dreams of winning a kingdom, but his ambitions bring him toward the dreaded Tower of Zanid and mysteries he would rather avoid.

6

The Hostage of Zir

by L. Sprague de Camp

1977

Chosen to lead Earth’s first tourists through the medieval kingdoms of Krishna, Fergus Reith must obey strict limits on sharing technology. His language and sword skills become essential when the group is caught in a deadly war.

7

The Queen Of Zamba

by L. Sprague de Camp

1977

Private investigator Victor Hasselborg would prefer routine insurance cases to interplanetary adventure. Duty sends him after a runaway heiress on Krishna, where disguise, unfamiliar creatures, and dangerous feudal politics complicate his search for the Queen of Zamba.

8

The Prisoner Of Zhamanak

by L. Sprague de Camp

1982

Diplomat Percy Mjipa and interplanetary runaway Alicia Dyckman become caught in imperial intrigue on Krishna. As outsiders in an alien society, they must navigate treacherous politics and the unpredictable complications of an adventure far from Earth.

9

The Bones of Zora

by L. Sprague de Camp

1983

Tour guide Fergus Reith takes a paleontologist in search of a rare creature on Krishna. The expedition uncovers riches, enemies, and Reith’s former wife, drawing its members into a civil war with brutal consequences for capture.

10

The Stones of Nomuru

by L. Sprague de Camp

1988

Archaeologist Keith Salazar’s quiet excavation on an alien world is disrupted by hostile natives, his former wife, and an ambitious developer. Protecting the site and the woman he loves pushes him into increasingly unlikely feats of courage.

11

The Swords of Zinjaban

by L. Sprague de Camp

1991

A film expedition to Krishna brings an overbearing director, a womanizing producer, and opportunities for local thieves. Tour guide Fergus Reith must manage the crew as plans for war and inconvenient romantic reunions complicate the production.

12

The Venom Trees of Sunga

by L. Sprague de Camp

1992

Researcher Kirk Salazar joins a tour group to study creatures living in Sunga’s venomous forest. Squabbling tourists, a destructive logging scheme, and a determined cult leader turn his academic fieldwork into a dangerous struggle to protect his research.

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