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This is complete bibliography of the works by American fantasy author R. A. Salvatore.

Contents

Forgotten Realms

Listed in order of publication

The Icewind Dale Trilogy

(chronologically subsequent to The Dark Elf trilogy)

  • The Crystal Shard (1988) (Between 1351 DR and 1356 DR)
  • Streams of Silver (1989) (1356 DR)
  • The Halfling's Gem (1990) (Between 1356 DR and 1357 DR)

    • The Dark Elf Trilogy

    (chronologically precedes the Icewind Dale trilogy)

  • Homeland (1990) (Between 1297 DR and 1328 DR)
  • Exile (1990) (Between 1338 DR and 1340 DR)
  • Sojourn (1991) (Between 1340 DR and 1347 DR)

    • The Cleric Quintet

  • Canticle (1991) (1361 DR)
  • In Sylvan Shadows (1992) (1361 DR)
  • Night Masks (1992) (1361 DR)
  • The Fallen Fortress (1993) (Between 1361 DR and 1362 DR)
  • The Chaos Curse (1994) (1362 DR)

    • Legacy of the Drow

  • The Legacy (1992) (1357 DR)
  • Starless Night (1993) (1357 DR)
  • Siege of Darkness (1994) (1358 DR)
  • Passage to Dawn (1996) (1364 DR)

    • Paths of Darkness

  • The Silent Blade (1998) (1364 DR)
  • The Spine of the World (1999) (Between 1365 DR and 1369 DR)
  • Sea of Swords (2001) (Between 1369 DR and 1370 DR)

    • The Sellswords

  • Servant of the Shard (2000) (1366 DR)
  • Promise of the Witch King (2005) (1370 DR)
  • Road of the Patriarch (2006) (Between 1370 DR and 1371 DR)

    • The Hunter's Blades Trilogy

  • The Thousand Orcs (2002) (1370 DR)
  • The Lone Drow (2003) (1370 DR)
  • The Two Swords (2004) (Between 1370 DR and 1371 DR)

    • War of the Spider Queen

    Each novel in the series is written by a different author with Salvatore overseeing the development of the overall project.

  • Dissolution (written by Richard Lee Byers) (2002) (1372 DR)
  • Insurrection (written by Thomas M. Reid) (2002) (1372 DR)
  • Condemnation (written by Richard Baker) (2003) (1372 DR)
  • Extinction (written by Lisa Smedman) (2004) (1372 DR)
  • Annihilation (written by Philip Athans) (2004) (1372 DR)
  • Resurrection (written by Paul S. Kemp) (2005) (1372 DR)

    • Transitions

  • The Orc King (September 2007) (1371 DR and 1471 DR-prologue and epilogue)
  • The Pirate King (October 2008) (1376 – 1377 DR)
  • The Ghost King (October 2009) (1385 DR)

    • Stone of Tymora

  • Stowaway (written with his son Geno Salvatore) (2008)
  • The Shadowmask (written with his son Geno Salvatore) (Nov. 2009)
  • The Sentinels (written with his son Geno Salvatore) (2010)

    • Neverwinter

  • Gauntlgrym (October 2010) (Between 1409 DR and 1462 DR)
  • Neverwinter (October 4, 2011)
  • Charon's Claw (August 7, 2012)
  • The Last Threshold (March 5, 2013)

    • The Sundering

  • The Companions (August 6, 2013)

    • Companions Codex

  • The Night of the Hunter (March 14, 2014)
  • Rise of the King - (November 2014)
  • Vengeance of the Iron Dwarf (March 3, 2015)

    • Homecoming

  • Archmage - (September 1, 2015)
  • Maestro - (April 5, 2016)
  • Hero - (October 25, 2016)

    • First Trilogy

  • The Demon Awakens (1997)
  • The Demon Spirit (1998)
  • The Demon Apostle (1999)
    • Bridge novel
  • Mortalis (2000)

    • Second Trilogy

  • Ascendance (2001)
  • Transcendence (2002)
  • Immortalis (2003)

    • Saga of the First King

  • The Highwayman (2004)
  • The Ancient (2008)
  • The Dame (2009)
  • The Bear (2010)

    • The Spearwielder's Tale

  • The Woods Out Back (1993)
  • The Dragon's Dagger (1994)
  • Dragonslayer's Return (1995)

    • Chronicles of Ynis Aielle

  • Echoes of the Fourth Magic (completed 1987, published 1990)
  • The Witch's Daughter (1991)
  • Bastion of Darkness (2000)

    • Crimson Shadow series

  • The Sword of Bedwyr (1995)
  • Luthien's Gamble (1996)
  • The Dragon King (1996)

    • Star Wars

  • Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones (film novelization, 2002)

    • Star Wars: The New Jedi Order

  • Vector Prime (2000)

    • Other novels

  • Tarzan: The Epic Adventures.

    • Short stories

  • "The First Notch" (in Dragon magazine #152, 1989)
  • "A Sparkle for Homer" (in Halflings, Hobbits, Warrows, and Weefolk, 1991)
  • "Dark Mirror" (in Realms of Valor, 1993)
  • "The Third Level" (in Realms of Infamy, 1994)
  • "Guenhwyvar" (in Realms of Magic, 1995)
  • "The Coach With Big Teeth" (in Otherwere, 1996 and Unfettered, 2013)
  • "Gods' Law" (in Tales of Tethedril, 1998)
  • "Mather's Blood" (in Dragon magazine #252, 1998)
  • "That Curious Sword" (in Realms of Shadow, 2002)
  • "Three Ships" (in Demons Wars: Trial By Fire Comic TP, 2003)
  • "Empty Joys" (in The Best of the Realms, 2003)
  • "The Dowry" (in The Highwayman, 2004)
  • "Wickless In the Nether" (in Realms of Dragons, 2004)
  • "Comrades at Odds" (in Realms of the Elves, 2006)
  • "If Ever They Happen Upon My Lair" (in Dragons: World Afire, 2006)
  • "Bones and Stones" (in Realms of War, 2008)
  • "Iruladoon" (in Realms of the Dead, 2010)
  • "Hugo Mann's Perfect Soul" (in The Guide to Writing Fantasy and Science Fiction: 6 Steps to Writing and Publishing Your Bestseller, 2010)
  • "To Legend He Goes" (in Legend of Drizzt Anthology, 2011)

    • Graphic novel adaptations

  • Homeland
  • Exile
  • Sojourn
  • The Crystal Shard
  • Streams of Silver
  • Trial by Fire (2001)
  • The Halfling's Gem
  • Eye for an Eye
  • Legacy
  • Starless Night (Incomplete, only 1 of 3 issues published)

    • Comics

  • Spooks (with co-authors Larry Hama and Ryan Schifrin, and art by Adam Archer, Devil's Due Publishing, 2008)
  • Dungeons & Dragons: The Legend of Drizzt: Neverwinter Tales (with art by Agustin Padilla, IDW Publishing, 2011)
  • Dungeons & Dragons: The Legend of Drizzt: Cutter (with Geno Salvatore)

    • Other media

  • The Accursed Tower, A 2nd Edition AD&D Module
  • Demon Stone role-playing Game released on PS2, Xbox, and PC
  • In collaboration with Seven Swords, R A Salvatore created the bot chat responses for the computer game Quake 3 Arena
  • Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning role-playing Game released Xbox 360, PS3, and PC February 2012

    • References

    R. A. Salvatore bibliography Wikipedia
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