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James S. A. Corey is a convenient fiction, the pseudonym of Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck.
He began when Daniel and Ty set out to write a book together based on work Ty had done creating the solar system that became The Expanse.
He began when Daniel and Ty set out to write a book together based on work Ty had done creating the solar system that became The Expanse.
Genres: Science Fiction
New Books
Series
Expanse
0.1. Drive (2022)
0.3. The Churn (2014)
0.5. The Butcher of Anderson Station (2011)
1. Leviathan Wakes (2011)
2. Caliban's War (2012)
2.5. Gods of Risk (2012)
3. Abaddon's Gate (2013)
4. Cibola Burn (2014)
5. Nemesis Games (2015)
5.5. The Vital Abyss (2015)
6. Babylon's Ashes (2016)
6.5. Strange Dogs (2017)
7. Persepolis Rising (2017)
7.5. Auberon (2019)
8. Tiamat's Wrath (2019)
9. Leviathan Falls (2021)
Memory's Legion (2022)
9.5. The Sins of Our Fathers (2022)
0.1. Drive (2022)
0.3. The Churn (2014)
0.5. The Butcher of Anderson Station (2011)
1. Leviathan Wakes (2011)
2. Caliban's War (2012)
2.5. Gods of Risk (2012)
3. Abaddon's Gate (2013)
4. Cibola Burn (2014)
5. Nemesis Games (2015)
5.5. The Vital Abyss (2015)
6. Babylon's Ashes (2016)
6.5. Strange Dogs (2017)
7. Persepolis Rising (2017)
7.5. Auberon (2019)
8. Tiamat's Wrath (2019)
9. Leviathan Falls (2021)
Memory's Legion (2022)
9.5. The Sins of Our Fathers (2022)
Series contributed to
Awards
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James S A Corey recommends
The Terraformers (2023)
Annalee Newitz
"The Terraformers is so engaging, you could almost miss the pyrotechnic world-building and bone-deep intelligence. Newitz continues doing some of the best work in the field."
The Light Brigade (2019)
Kameron Hurley
"Hurley is one of the most important voices in the field, and Light Brigade is some of her best work. This is the real thing."
Empire of Silence (2018)
(Sun Eater, book 1)
Christopher Ruocchio
"Empire of Silence is epic science fiction at its most genuinely epic. Ruocchio has made something fascinating here, and I can't wait to see what he does next."
The Man in the Tree (2017)
Sage Walker
"Sage Walker writes some of our genre's most beautiful prose, and somehow manages to wrap it around painstakingly researched science fiction with compelling characters and breathless plots. And this book might be her best work yet."
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