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Webmage Books in Order

Webmage is a series of 5 books written by Kelly McCullough.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Webmage books in publication order

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5 books

1

WebMage

by Kelly McCullough

2006

Student sorcerer and hacker Ravirn discovers that his great-aunt Atropos plans to remove humanity's free will through computer code. Opposing a Fate requires help from his shape-shifting familiar and allies in the magical digital underground.

2

Cybermancy

by Kelly McCullough

2007

Ravirn's girlfriend needs her dead webgoblin's memory to recover her doctoral research. Entering Hades with his familiar Melchior, Ravirn attempts a rescue that risks corrupting the magical internet and attracting the Lord of the Dead.

3

Codespell

by Kelly McCullough

2008

A virus cripples Necessity, the sentient computer governing the universe, and Ravirn is tasked with repairing it. Whoever succeeds could remake reality, making the sorcerer-hacker's assignment a prize coveted by powerful and dangerous rivals.

4

MythOS

by Kelly McCullough

2009

While repairing the computer that runs the multiverse, Ravirn is thrown into a parallel reality ruled by Norse gods. Its unfamiliar magical operating system forces the hacker-sorcerer to adapt quickly if he hopes to escape Asgard.

5

Spellcrash

by Kelly McCullough

2010

Necessity needs a complete reboot, leaving the multiverse vulnerable while its governing computer is offline. Ravirn must defend it from Greek gods competing for control, using his hacking skills and magic to prevent reality's takeover.

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