“So where should I start with your books?” is a question that I get a lot on social media, and the answer is it depends on what you’re into because I’m a multi-genre kind of guy. So here is a list of all my series, the genre, what they’re about, and where to start. (I put complete in bold if the series is done because that’s important to some customers)

Monster Hunter International – contemporary fantasy/urban fantasy. This is my most famous series. It’s professional monster hunters battling the forces of evil for fun and profit. It’s guns, old school action-adventure, big damned heroes, good versus evil. Think X-Files meets the Expendables.

Start with Monster Hunter International (which was also my first published book!) This series is up to 8 books in the main series with 2 to go. And multiple spin offs where I collaborated with other authors, and three anthologies of short stories from various authors.

Saga of the Forgotten Warrior – epic fantasy/sword and sorcery. This one is considered my magnum opus (so far!) and best reviewed series. It’s an epic story of a militant magical law enforcer in a fantasy world based on feudal India with brutal caste systems and the ocean is filled with demons. Picture fantasy Judge Dredd who turns into fantasy George Washington.

Start with Son of the Black Sword. This series is 6 books, complete and done. And I absolutely nailed the ending.

Academy of Outcasts – progression fantasy. This is a newer series, and is lighter than SotFW. Think a fast, fun, D&D style series, about a working class guy from a crappy lava world who wants to make it as a wizard in the big city. A group of misfits form a magic school and scrape by adventuring.

Start with Academy of Outcasts. This is 2 books so far, with the 3rd up for preorder, and I just signed the contract for 3 more. This one has been doing extremely well.

The Grimnoir Chronicles – Urban Fantasy/Alternate History/Super Heroes. That crazy genre mash up is my love song to pulp noir, set in the 1930s in a world where magic appeared in the 1800s and changed everything. Some people have magic abilities that manifest like super powers. It is a wild adventure about a hard boiled detective fighting magical samurai. This one is great for history nuts.

Start with Hard Magic. This is a complete trilogy. And it is awesome.

American Paladin – Thriller/Supernatural/Urban Fantasy. My newest series is set in the modern west, about a vigilante who hunts regular human violent criminals, as well as monsters. Its part Haunted Mesa, part Repairman Jack. It’s my answer to lone vigilante stories like Reacher, only he’s a regular blue collar dude. It’s cowboys vs. Aztecs.

Start with American Paladin. There is only one book so far, with the second coming out next year. This is an ongoing series, and each book stands alone. There is also a graphic novel about this same character called Dust Sacrifice.

Dead Six – Thriller/Modern Action. Cowritten with Mike Kupari. This is from back toward the beginning of my career, its a thieves versus mercenaries showdown in a third world country as it is melting down in a military coup. Lots of twists and turns, conspiracies, and gun fights. This is for the Vince Flynn/Brad Thor fans.

Start with Dead Six. This is a complete trilogy. There is also an omnibus available called Secret Wars that has a bonus novella from author Peter Nealen.

Age of Ravens – Dark Fantasy/Horror. Cowritten with Steve Diamond. Think WW1 style trench warfare in the world where mankind’s darkest fairytales come from. The main character pilots a giant suit of battle armor that is built from the remains of dead golems. How grim is it? One of the “good guys” is a murderous secret policeman for a totalitarian dictator.

Start with Servants of War. Book two is in the works.

Gun Runner – Sci-fi/Action. Cowritten with John D. Brown. A fun adventure novel about a smuggling crew who specialize in stealing battle mechs, and selling them to poor planets which aren’t allowed to have advanced weapons, until they get double crossed on a nightmarish colony world and end up stuck in an uprising.

Start with Gun Runner. This series is one and done. It’s a great book, but it came out right when everything was locked down for Covid and that killed the release. There is however a graphic novel adaptation in the works.

The Malcontents – Fantasy/Steam Punk. I wrote this for the Warmachine game, so I do not own this IP. However, I wrote a super bad ass couple of novels about a Dirty Dozen style group of knights armed with mad science lightning swords and their homicidal giant robot in a war against religious fanatics in the first one, and druids and werewolves in the second.

Start with Into the Storm. Though I love these, there are only two, and won’t be any more because the publisher folded and the game was sold to a different company. They’re still great books though.

Target Rich Environment – All the genres! These are my short story collections, and they feature stories from all my universes, a bunch of originals, and things that I wrote for other people’s franchises, including some big ones like Alien, Predator, and V-Wars.

There’s just two of these, Target Rich Environment volume 1 and volume 2. I’ll probably do another once I’ve accumulated some more shorts.

In Defense of the Second Amendment – Non Fiction/Gun Rights. This is my one foray into non fiction publishing, with a book about gun control, self-defense laws, education, and sixteen pages of small print cites because I did my homework! I wrote this to be educational and useful to all gun owners. It makes a great gift to the fence sitters in your life.

Audible Exclusives –

These are not in print, but are currently available only on Audible.

The Adventures of Tom Stranger, Interdimensional Insurance Agent – Comedy/Sci-fi. The absolute silliest thing I’ve ever written. Its about the most dedicated to quality customer service insurance agent ever, his clueless intern, and a time travelling manatee. It’s goofy, hilarious, and not for people who are easily butt hurt over politics.

Start with Number One in Customer Service because it is a collection of all of the stories put together so that’s the best way to spend your credit!

Lost Planet Homicide – Sci-Fi/Mystery/Police Procedural. Set in the same universe as Gun Runner, I’d describe this as Space Bosch. It’s about the last honest cop on a horrible, acid covered, colony planet. It’s a gritty crime drama in space. I love these.

Start with Lost Planet Homicide. This is a series of three novellas. Each one is a stand alone mystery. I have plans for a fourth, and to then bundle them together as a novel.

If you’d like to attend one of the three American Paladin launch parties, get your tickets here- SLC: https://luma.com/y28izbej

Austin: https://luma.com/x6uqnluc

Nashville: https://luma.com/ruwy2z2p

The sequel to Academy of Outcasts is out May 5th! It is available in stores, and online in all formats. Including audiobook and Kindle Unlimited.

Ozwald Carnavon used to be a lowly rank-one nobody mining “Red” on a plane of fire.

Now, he’s the acting head of the officially sanctioned (but totally broke) Academy of Outcasts. Situated in “The Tube”—a mile-tall wizard tower that fell over fifty years ago and is now an obnoxiously haunted ruin—the school is the talk of the Under Slump, mostly because they’ll accept anyone with a pulse and a single spell to share.

But running an academy for magical misfits isn’t all spell-crafting and experiments. When the legendary founder, Gaul “the Mutilator” Haddar, vanishes to hunt pirates, he leaves Oz in charge of a gaggle of aspiring mages who are more likely to blow themselves up than pass a test.

And then the landlord comes knocking.

The thrilling sequel in this epic new saga from LARRY CORREIA, award-winning author of Monster Hunter International and Saga of the Forgotten Warrior.

This progression fantasy epic features a D&D-inspired setting split by portals into elemental realms, slow-growth power progression, magic academies, and unforgettable characters!

I love writing these, and the first one did fantastic so I’m glad you guys like them. And yes, there’s lots more Trax Bloodtrail. (book reviewer Jonathan Koan just said this was the best book of the 50 he’s read so far this year and gave it a 9.7 out of 10)

I will be doing some local book signings for this as well if you are in the Utah area.

That one is a ticketed event due to limited space, but you can get your ticket here – https://www.eventbrite.com/e/author-signing-with-larry-correia-jeffery-h-haskell-tickets-1987864037849

Then I’ll be at the American Fork Barnes & Noble on Saturday the 23rd at 2.

The Sugar House Barnes & Noble on the 31st at 12.

The Park City Barnes & Noble on June 6 at 12.

And the West Jordan Barnes & Noble on June 20 (not sure the time of that one)

The on June 26th in Salt Lake City at a location still to be announced will be the ticketed/back event for the release of American Paladin.

The second anthology of Monster Hunter stories is out now, and the reviews are great.

They’re actively recording the audio version now, and I will let you know as soon as it’s available.

Check it out. This is a really good bunch of stories, from some very talented authors all set in my MHI universe.

Larry’s field notes definitely needs to be preserved. You know- for science! -Jack

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Let me clue you guys in.

A common tactic used by dishonest bully assholes is to pretend that the internet is a real place, which functions on the same rules of civility as in real life conversations.

When they see someone saying something they don’t like, they weaponize the unstated rules of discourse by swooping in and “only asking questions”.

Because in normal face to face human interaction when someone asks you a question, you usually answer it. That’s the default path.

So you answer. The dishonest trash ignores that and asks another. Repeat. Again. Repeat. Again. And they aren’t just simple questions. They are homework assignments.

Deep down on an instinctual level dishonest pricks understand the Brandollini Principle. So they throw out some little bullshit, knowing it will take you an order of magnitude more effort to refute that bullshit than to create it.

Even worse, this type of asshole travels in packs. So no matter how many times you do one homework assignment for a stranger, there’s a dozen others in the comments doing the same thing. All of them willfully ignoring the answers you already provided to the others.

Now, because these are profoundly dishonest people and there is no actual honest engagement at play, they will bury you in bullshit until the polite victim finally says enough and gets snappy OR they will ask a question which is too complex to explain, doesn’t have a real answer, or is just so pointless no one will bother.

At that point the dishonest fake civility people will pounce. Because by failing or refusing to answer them, they declare that you have broken the rules of civility. They win. You lose. You suck.

Of course these rules of civility are a one way street. At no point do they honestly answer the people asking them questions. They might spend 30 seconds on Google and paste the first headline they think agrees with them (and they never read the article) but you have to write them a thesis with annotated bibliography or else. Which they will ignore anyway, and then demand you write another.

In real life if some fucking bum comes up to you asking bullshit questions because he wants to take advantage of you “nice” people get trapped, and now you’re in a conversation you never wanted about how he needs to borrow $20 for gas money because his baby mamma got a job interview and blah blah blah until he robs you.

These fuckers are that, only online.

So just like the in real life bullshit panhandler addict loser, you can either play their game or be assertive and tell them to fuck off. Both versions get super upset when you refuse to play by the fake rules of civility.

How can you tell a lying, time sucking bum, from an honest person who is seeking good faith discussion. Oh there’s many tells. The liars stink.

So they know they’re full of shit. We know they’re full of shit. They know that we know. We know that they know that we know. So why should we waste time pretending?

When you get one of these time sucking assholes, just skip to where you know you’re gonna end up anyway. If you feel like answering questions ONLY do it for the audience. Anything else is a waste.
EDIT: for Internet Zoology purposes this type of creature will be called a Time Sucking Cockwomble.