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Taylor Anderson
Taylor Anderson is the New York Times bestselling author of the Destroyermen series. A gunmaker and forensic ballistic archaeologist, Taylor has been a technical and dialogue consultant for movies and documentaries. He is also a member of the National Historical Honor Society and the United States Field Artillery Association, which awarded him the Honorable Order of St. Barbara. He has a master’s degree in history and has taught that subject at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas. He lives in nearby Granbury with his family.
Genres: Science Fiction, Young Adult Fantasy
Series
Destroyermen
1. Into the Storm (2008)
2. Crusade (2008)
3. Maelstrom (2009)
4. Distant Thunders (2010)
5. Rising Tides (2011)
6. Firestorm (2011)
7. Iron Gray Sea (2012)
8. Storm Surge (2013)
9. Deadly Shores (2014)
10. Straits of Hell (2015)
11. Blood In the Water (2016)
12. Devil's Due (2017)
13. River of Bones (2018)
14. Pass of Fire (2019)
15. Winds of Wrath (2020)
1. Into the Storm (2008)
2. Crusade (2008)
3. Maelstrom (2009)
4. Distant Thunders (2010)
5. Rising Tides (2011)
6. Firestorm (2011)
7. Iron Gray Sea (2012)
8. Storm Surge (2013)
9. Deadly Shores (2014)
10. Straits of Hell (2015)
11. Blood In the Water (2016)
12. Devil's Due (2017)
13. River of Bones (2018)
14. Pass of Fire (2019)
15. Winds of Wrath (2020)
Dark Days: The Beginning of The Hunger Games Universe (with Ginger Gelsheimer)
1. End of the World (2014)
2. Dorian Lennox (2014)
3. The Others (2014)
4. Dark Beginnings (2014)
A Serious Parody Episode 1 -3 (2013)
1. End of the World (2014)
2. Dorian Lennox (2014)
3. The Others (2014)
4. Dark Beginnings (2014)
A Serious Parody Episode 1 -3 (2013)
Taylor Anderson recommends
Gates of Stone (2019)
(Lord of the Islands, book 1)
Angus Macallan
"I meant to give Gates of Stone a quick look before I started reading it--and couldn't put it down. Angus Macallan is a brilliant storyteller!"
Theater of Spies (2019)
(Alternate World War, book 2)
S M Stirling
"A rollicking spy thriller set in a familiar WWI, but with a 'what might have been America'."
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