1. The Cosmere
    Aether of Night series  Dragonsteel series  Elantris series  Elantris short works  First of the Sun series  Mistborn series  Original trilogy  Wax and Wayne series  Mistborn Era 3 series  Mistborn novella  Silverlight series  The Stormlight Archive  Stormlight novellas  Threnody series  Threnody novella  Warbreaker series  White Sand graphic novel series  Cosmere standalone novella  Cosmere short work collections 

2. Other works
    Alcatraz series  Adamant series  Dark One series  Infinity Blade series   Legion series   The Reckoners series  The Reckoners novella  Apocalypse Guard series  Rithmatist series  Skyward series  Defending Elysium novella  Skyward main series  Standalone short works  Collaborative works  The Wheel of Time 

3. References

This is the bibliography of American fantasy and science fiction writer Brandon Sanderson.

The Cosmere

Sanderson writes many of his works in an overarching universe known as the Cosmere with series tending to be on different planets within that universe. The works, especially the magic systems within them, are often subtly connected, and some characters appear across the various series.^[1]

Aether of Night series

Announced with very few details. "Seeds" of the story are in multiple other Cosmere books.^[2]

Dragonsteel series

This story (the story of the shattering of Adonalsium, as told by Hoid) is next-to-last in Sanderson's sequence of Cosmere novels (though it is first chronologically). It will probably be released once Stormlight volume 10 is done.^[2]

Elantris series

• Elantris (2005, {{ISBN|0-765-31177-1}})
• Untitled sequels (forthcoming)^[4][2]

Elantris short works

• The Hope of Elantris (2006, no ISBN) (short story)^[3]
• The Emperor's Soul (2012, {{ISBN|978-1-61696-092-6}}) (novella)^[4]

First of the Sun series

No novels have been announced in this series.

• Sixth of the Dusk in Shadows Beneath, edited by Peter Ahlstrom (novella) (2014, Dragonsteel Entertainment, {{ISBN|978-1-938570-03-2}})^[5]

Mistborn series

In addition to the original trilogy and the Wax and Wayne series, there are at least two other trilogies planned in the Mistborn series.^[4][2]

Original trilogy

• The Final Empire (2006, {{ISBN|0-765-31178-X}})
• The Well of Ascension (2007, {{ISBN|0-765-31688-9}})
• The Hero of Ages (2008, {{ISBN|978-0-765-31689-9}})

Wax and Wayne series

Also called "Era Two" of the Mistborn series.^[2]

• The Alloy of Law (2011, {{ISBN|978-0-765-33042-0}})
• Shadows of Self (2015, {{ISBN|978-0-765-37855-2}})^[4][6]
• The Bands of Mourning (2016, {{ISBN|978-0-765-37857-6}})^[4][7]
• Mistborn: The Lost Metal (working title, to be written 2019 for likely release 2020)^[8][9]

Mistborn Era 3 series

Currently being planned, to be written between Stormlight books 5 and 6. ^[10]

Mistborn novella

• Secret History (2016), a companion story to the original Mistborn trilogy.^[11]

Silverlight series

There is a planned novella, but no details have yet been released.^[2]

The Stormlight Archive

Ten books are planned in this series in two five-book cycles.

• The Way of Kings (2010, {{ISBN|978-0-765-32635-5}})^[23][12][13]
• Words of Radiance (2014, {{ISBN|978-0-765-32636-2}}) ^[14]
• Oathbringer (2017, {{ISBN|978-0-765-32637-9}})^[15]
• Untitled fourth book (forthcoming, 2020)^[16]

Stormlight novellas

• Edgedancer (2016, included within The Cosmere Collection) ^[17]
• Wandersail (planned)^[18]

Threnody series

At least one novel is planned, though no specific details have been announced.^[16]

Threnody novella

• Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell in Dangerous Women, edited by George R.R. Martin and Gardner Dozois (novella) (2013, Tor Books, {{ISBN|978-0-765-33206-6}})

Warbreaker series

• Warbreaker (2009, {{ISBN|978-0-765-32030-8}})
• Nightblood (forthcoming)^[4]

White Sand graphic novel series

• White Sand #1 (with Rik Hoskin and Julius Gopez) (June 22, 2016, {{ISBN|978-1-60690-885-3}}, Dynamite Entertainment)^[2]
• White Sand #2 (February 20, 2018, {{ISBN|978-1-52410-342-2}}, Dynamite Entertainment)
• White Sand #3 (forthcoming untitled graphic novel, date TBA, Dynamite)

Cosmere standalone novella

• Silence Divine (working title, forthcoming), set in the Shardworld Ashyn, in the Greater Rosharan solar system (novella)^[4]

Cosmere short work collections

• The Cosmere Collection, (November 2016)

Other works

Alcatraz series

• Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians (2007, {{ISBN|978-0-439-92550-1}})
• Alcatraz Versus the Scrivener's Bones (2008, {{ISBN|978-0-439-92553-2}})
• Alcatraz Versus the Knights of Crystallia (2009, {{ISBN|978-0-439-92555-6}})
• Alcatraz Versus the Shattered Lens (2010, {{ISBN|978-0-439-92557-0}})
• Alcatraz Versus the Dark Talent (2016, {{ISBN|978-0-7653-8140-8}})
• Bastille vs. the Evil Librarians: The Worldspire (forthcoming)^[16]

Adamant series

This is an "epic science fiction space opera" series released every other month as serial novellas. Sanderson plans to write four of the six and have co-authors for the other two. No release dates have been announced.^[16]

Dark One series

A series about a boy who learns he is destined to destroy the world. The series was announced in December 2014, but no information on number of volumes or release dates were included.^[21] The Dark One series was originally set in the Cosmere but it got 'pulled out'.^[22] In 2018 it was announced that Sanderson partnered with FremantleMedia and Random House Studio to produce Dark One as a television series, along with a series of novels, a prequel podcast and graphic novel that will be published by Vault Comics.^[23]

Infinity Blade series

These works are based on the action role-playing iOS video game Infinity Blade, developed by Chair Entertainment and Epic Games.

• Awakening (2011, {{ISBN|978-0-9839430-0-6}}) (novella)
• Redemption (2013, {{ISBN|978-0-9839430-2-0}}) (novella)

Legion series

Legion is a series of three novellas, originally published by Subterranean Press.

• Legion (2012, Subterranean Press, {{ISBN|978-1-59606-485-0}})
• Legion: Skin Deep (2014, Subterranean Press, {{ISBN|978-1-59606-690-8}})
• Legion: Lies of the Beholder (2018, Subterranean Press, {{ISBN|978-1-59606-885-8}})

A collection of all three novellas was released by Tor Books in 2018:

• Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds (2018, Tor Books, {{ISBN|978-1-25029-779-2}})

The Reckoners series

• Steelheart (2013, Delacorte Press, {{ISBN|978-0-375-99121-9}})^[24]
• Firefight (January 6, 2015, Delacorte Press, {{ISBN|978-0-375-99122-6}})^[21][25]
• Calamity (Feb. 2016, Delacorte Press, {{ISBN|978-0-385-74360-0}})^[21][26]

The Reckoners novella

• Mitosis takes place between the first and second book. (short story) (2013, Delacorte Press, {{ISBN|978-0-449-81843-5}})

Apocalypse Guard series

The Apocalypse Guard trilogy, "set in a world parallel to that of the Reckoners [trilogy]", was announced on March 1, 2016.^[27] The outlining for the series was nearing completion at the end of December 2016.^[16] The project was put on hold in November 2017.^[28] On February 20, 2018, Dan Wells tweeted that he would be co-writing the series with Sanderson.^[29]

Rithmatist series

• The Rithmatist (2013, Tor Books, {{ISBN|978-0-765-32032-2}})^[30][31]
• The Aztlanian (forthcoming, TBD)^[21]

Skyward series

Defending Elysium novella

• Defending Elysium (2008, published in October/November 2008 issue of Asimov's Science Fiction) (short story)^[32]

Skyward main series

• Skyward (November 6, 2018)^[33]
• Starsight (forthcoming, October 2019)^[34]
• Books 3 and 4 (planned, tentative release dates 2021 and 2022)^[9]

In a blogpost on his website, Sanderson revealed Skyward is the continuity of something he has written before, but more was not officially stated.^[33] In a Q&A at a book signing for Skyward, he said it is in the same universe as Defending Elysium.^[35]

Standalone short works

This includes standalone short stories, novelettes, and novellas.

• Centrifugal (1994, brandonsanderson.com) (short story)^[36]
• Firstborn (2008, Tor.com, {{ISBN|978-1-4299-5298-9}}) (short story)^[37]
• "Heuristic Algorithm and Reasoning Response Engine" with Ethan Skarstedt in Armored, edited by John Joseph Adams (novelette) (2012, Baen Books, {{ISBN|978-1-4516-3817-2}}) ^[38]
• "Rysn" in Epic: Legends of Fantasy, edited by John Joseph Adams (excerpt from The Way of Kings) (2012, Tachyon, {{ISBN|978-1-61696-084-1}})
• I Hate Dragons (2013, brandonsanderson.com) (short story)^[39]
• "River of Souls" with Robert Jordan in Unfettered, edited by Shawn Speakman (deleted scene from A Memory of Light) (2013, Grim Oak Press, {{ISBN|978-0-9847136-3-9}})
• "Dreamer" in Games Creatures Play, edited by Charlaine Harris and Toni L. P. Kelner (short story) (2014, Ace, {{ISBN|978-0-425-25687-9}})^[40]
• Perfect State (2015, Dragonsteel, {{ISBN|978-1-938570-09-4}}) (novella)^[41]
• Snapshot (2017, Dragonsteel) (novella)^[42]
• Magic: Children of the Nameless (2018, Wizards of the Coast) ^[43]
• Death (Without Pizza) (In revision as of December 2018, release date TBD) ^[9]

Collaborative works

The Wheel of Time

The books below are the final books of the Wheel of Time series originally written by Robert Jordan, who died before being able to finish his series. Sanderson was chosen by Harriet McDougal, widow and editor for Robert Jordan, to finish the series according to the notes left behind by her husband. Sanderson has the same publisher for most of his works, Tor Books, as the Wheel of Time series.^[44]

• The Gathering Storm (2009, {{ISBN|978-0-765-30230-4}})
• Towers of Midnight (2010, {{ISBN|978-0-765-32594-5}})^[12][45]
• A Memory of Light (2013, {{ISBN|978-0-765-32595-2}})

A short story set in the world of Wheel of Time was released in 2013:

• "River of Souls" in Unfettered, edited by Shawn Speakman (short story) (2013, Grim Oak Press, {{ISBN|978-0-9847136-3-9}})^[46]

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