Editing Steven Brust (section)

==Bibliography==
===Dragaera===
==== Paarfi's historical romances ====
[[Romance (prose fiction)|Historical romances]], in effect, taking place centuries prior to the works featuring Vlad Taltos, with some overlap of characters. It was written as if by Paarfi of Roundwood, a Dragaeran historian. The fictional "author" regards these novels as works of history written for a popular audience, and published with great success during the reigns of Empresses Zerika IV and Norathar II. T

* The [[Khaavren Romances]] consist of three works, published as five books. The third and longest work, Paarfi's account of the Interregnum titled ''[[The Viscount of Adrilankha]]'', was published in three volumes as individually-titled books.
:# ''[[The Phoenix Guards]]'' (1991)
:# ''[[Five Hundred Years After]]'' (1994)
:# ''[[The Paths of the Dead]]'' (2002) – Vol. 1 of ''The Viscount of Adrilankha''
:# ''[[The Lord of Castle Black]]'' (2003) – Vol. 2 of ''The Viscount of Adrilankha''
:# ''[[Sethra Lavode]]'' (2004) – Vol. 3 of ''The Viscount of Adrilankha''

* ''[[The Baron of Magister Valley]]'' (2020) – a standalone Paarfi novel

====Standalone Dragaera novel====
* ''[[Brokedown Palace (novel)|Brokedown Palace]]'' (1986) - prequel to the Vlad Taltos series

====Vlad Taltos ====
There are currently 17 novels in the series, with a total of 19 planned. The 18th planned novel will be named after the remaining Dragaeran Great House, ''Chreotha'', and the concluding book ''The Final Contract''.
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#''[[Jhereg (novel)|Jhereg]]'' (1983)
#''[[Yendi (novel)|Yendi]]'' (1984)
#''[[Teckla]]'' (1987)
#''[[Taltos (Steven Brust novel)|Taltos]]'' (1988)
#''[[Phoenix (novel)|Phoenix]]'' (1990)
#''Athyra'' (1993)
#''Orca'' (1996)
#''[[Dragon (Steven Brust novel)|Dragon]]'' (1998)
#''Issola'' (2001)
#''[[Dzur (novel)|Dzur]]'' (2006)
#''[[Jhegaala]]'' (2008)
#''[[Iorich]]'' (2010)
#''[[Tiassa]]'' (2011)
#''[[Hawk (novel)|Hawk]]'' (2014)
#''[[Vallista]]'' (2017)
#''[[Tsalmoth]]'' (2023)
#''[[Lyorn]]'' (2024)
# ''Chreotha'' (TBA)
# ''The Last Contract'' (TBA)
{{div col end}}

===== Short Stories =====
# "A Dream of Passion" (1986) – published by the [[Ad Astra (convention)|Ad Astra]] science fiction convention in its 1986 chapbook (non-canon sequel)
# "Klava with Honey" (2005) – a prologue to ''Dzur'', published by the Buffalo Fantasy League in ''[[EerieCon]] Chapbook #4''
# "The Desecrator" (2011) – published online by Tor Books<ref>Brust, Steven (March 2, 2011). [http://www.tor.com/stories/2011/03/the-desecrator "The Desecrator"]. Tor.com</ref>

=====In in-series chronological order=====
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# ''[[Brokedown Palace (novel)|Brokedown Palace]]'' (1986)
# "The Desecrator" (2011)
# ''[[Jhereg (novel)|Jhereg]]'', prologue (1983)
# ''[[Taltos (Steven Brust novel)|Taltos]]'' (1988)
# ''[[Dragon (Steven Brust novel)|Dragon]]'', main chapters (1998)
# ''[[Yendi (novel)|Yendi]]'' (1984)
# ''[[Dragon (Steven Brust novel)|Dragon]]'', interludes (1998)
# ''[[Tiassa]]'', section 1: Tag (2011)
# ''[[Tsalmoth]]'' (2023)
# '''[[Jhereg (novel)|Jhereg]]'', main chapters (1983)
# ''[[Teckla]]'' (1987)
# ''[[Phoenix (novel)|Phoenix]]'' (1990)
# ''[[Jhegaala]]'' (2008)
# ''Athyra'' (1993)
# ''Orca'' (1996)
# ''[[Issola]]'' (2001)
# "Klava with Honey" (2005) (a prologue to ''[[Dzur (novel)|Dzur]]'', published by the Buffalo Fantasy League in ''[[EerieCon]] Chapbook #4'')
# ''[[Dzur (novel)|Dzur]]'' (2006)
# ''[[Tiassa]]'', section 2: Whitecrest (2011)
# ''[[Iorich]]'' (2010)
# ''[[Tiassa]]'', section 3: Special Tasks (2011)
# ''[[Vallista]] '' (2017)
# ''[[Hawk (novel)|Hawk]]'' (2014)
# ''[[Tsalmoth]]'', epilogue (2023)
# ''[[Lyorn]]'' (2024)
# ''The Last Contract'' (TBA)
{{Div col end}}

=====Omnibuses=====
#''The Book of Jhereg'' (contains ''Jhereg'', ''Yendi'' and ''Teckla'')
#''The Book of Taltos'' (contains ''Taltos'' and ''Phoenix'')
#''The Book of Athyra'' (contains ''Athyra'' and ''Orca'')
#''The Book of Dragon'' (Tor paperback) a.k.a. ''Dragon & Issola'' [[Science Fiction Book Club]] edition, hardcover) (contains contains ''Dragon'' and ''Issola'')
#''The Book of Dzur'' (contains ''Dzur'' and ''Jhegaala'')

===The Incrementalists===
====Novels====
*''[[The Incrementalists]]'' (2013) – with [[Skyler White (writer)|Skyler White]]<ref name="locus-incrementalists">{{Cite web |title=Forthcoming Books |url=http://www.locusmag.com/Resources/ForthcomingBooks.html |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130114070354/http://www.locusmag.com/Resources/ForthcomingBooks.html |archive-date=January 14, 2013 |access-date=December 29, 2012 |publisher=Locus Online }}</ref><ref name="incrementalistsbook">{{Cite web |title=The Incrementalists |url=http://incrementalistsbook.com/ |type=Official book website for ''The Incrementalists''}}</ref>
* ''The Skill of Our Hands'' (2017) – with Skyler White

====Short fiction====
* "Fireworks in the Rain" (2013) – (by Brust only), published online by Tor Books<ref>Brust, Steven (September 5, 2013). [http://www.tor.com/stories/2013/09/fireworks-in-the-rain "Fireworks in the Rain"]. Tor.com</ref>
* "Strongest Conjuration" (2014) – (by White only), set directly after the events of ''The Incrementalists'', published online by Tor Books<ref>White, Skyler (August 26, 2014). [http://www.tor.com/2014/08/26/strongest-conjuration-skyler-white "Strongest Conjuration"]. Tor.com</ref>
* "Playing God" (2017) – by Brust only, featuring Roger Zelazny's character [[Francis Sandow]], in ''Shadows and Reflections: A Roger Zelazny Tribute Anthology'' (edited by Trent Zelazny and Warren Lapine)

===Other novels===
*''[[To Reign in Hell]]'' (1984)
*''The Sun, the Moon, and the Stars'' (1987)
*''Cowboy Feng's Space Bar and Grille'' (1990)
*''[[The Gypsy (book)|The Gypsy]]'' (1992) (with [[Megan Lindholm]])
*''Agyar'' (1993)
*''Freedom & Necessity'' (1997) (with [[Emma Bull]])
*''My Own Kind of Freedom'' (2008, self-released)<ref name="freedom-book">{{Cite book |last=Brust |first=Steven |url=http://dreamcafe.com/downloads/ |title=My Own Kind of Freedom |publisher=Self-published under [[Creative Commons license|CC BY-NC-ND]] license |year=2008 |access-date=December 29, 2012}}</ref><ref name="freedom-cory">{{Cite web |last=Doctorow |first=Cory |date=February 18, 2008 |title=Steven Brust's unauthorized ''Firefly'' fanfic novel |url=http://boingboing.net/2008/02/18/steven-brusts-unauth.html |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160219181025/http://boingboing.net/2008/02/18/steven-brusts-unauth.html |archive-date=February 19, 2016 |website=[[Boing Boing]]}}</ref> – [[fan fiction]] novel based on the TV series ''[[Firefly (TV series)|Firefly]]''
*''[[Good Guys (Brust novel)|Good Guys]]'' (2018)
*''The Sword of Happenstance'' (2021) (with Skyler White)

=== Other short stories===
====[[Liavek]] [[shared world]]====
# "An Act of Contrition" in ''Liavek'' (1985, edited by [[Emma Bull]] and [[Will Shetterly]]; Locus Poll Award, Best Anthology)
# "An Act of Trust" in ''[[Liavek: The Players of Luck]]'' (1986, edited by [[Emma Bull]] and [[Will Shetterly]])
# "An Act of Mercy" in ''Liavek: Wizard's Row'' (1987, with [[Megan Lindholm]]; edited by [[Emma Bull]] and [[Will Shetterly]])
# "An Act of Love" in ''Liavek: Spells of Binding'' (1988, with [[Gregory Frost]] and [[Megan Lindholm]]; edited by [[Emma Bull]] and [[Will Shetterly]])
# "A Hot Night at Cheeky's" in ''Liavek: Festival Week'' (1990, edited by [[Emma Bull]] and [[Will Shetterly]])

====Standalone short fiction====
* "Csucskári" (Excerpt from ''The Sun, The Moon, and the Stars'') in ''The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: First Annual Collection'' (1988, edited by [[Ellen Datlow]] and [[Terri Windling]])
* "Looking Forward: Excerpt from Athyra" in ''Amazing Stories, March 1993'' (1993, edited by [[Kim Mohan]])
* "Attention Shoppers" in ''Xanadu'' (1993, edited by [[Jane Yolen]])
* "Abduction from the Harem" in ''Timewalker Issue 14'' (October 1996, published by [[Valiant Comics]])
* "Drift" in ''Space Opera'' (1996, edited by [[Anne McCaffrey]] and [[Elizabeth Ann Scarborough]])
* "Valóság and Élet" in ''Sandman: Book of Dreams'' (1996, edited by [[Neil Gaiman]] and [[Edward E. Kramer]])
* "Calling Pittsburgh" in ''Lord of the Fantastic:  Stories in Honor of [[Roger Zelazny]]'' (1998, edited by [[Martin H. Greenberg]])
* "When the Bow Breaks" in ''The Essential Bordertown'' (1998, edited by [[Terri Windling]] and [[Delia Sherman]])
* "The Man From Shemhaza" in ''Thieves' World: Enemies of Fortune'' (2004, edited by [[Lynn Abbey]]), reprinted in ''Year's Best Fantasy 5'' (2005, edited by [[David Hartwell]] and [[Kathryn Cramer]])
* "Chapter One" in ''EerieCon Chapbook #6'' for the convention [[EerieCon]] (2007, via the Buffalo Fantasy League)
* "Bluff" (2008)
* "Mira" in ''[[Sword and Sorceress series|Sword and Sorceress XXV]]'' (2010, edited by Elisabeth Waters)
* "Playing God" in ''Shadows & Reflections: A Roger Zelazny Tribute Anthology'' (2017, edited by Trent Zelazny & Warren Lapine)
* "Smith's Point" in ''DreamForge Magazine'' (Founders' Issue) (Feb. 2019, with [[Skyler White (writer)|Skyler White]])<ref name="DreamForge">{{Cite tweet |number=1095030285832474626 |user=StevenBrust |title=PEOPLE!!! Dreamforge Magazine is out in hard copy!!! With a story by Skyler and me... |date=February 11, 2019 |last=Brust |first=Steven}}</ref>

===Introductions by Brust===
* In 1987, [[Tor Books]] published the [[gamebook]] ''Dzurlord (A Crossroads Adventure in the World of Steven Brust's Jhereg)''. Brust wrote the introduction for this book, which introduced readers to the world of Dragaera and its inhabitants.
* Tor also published ''[[The Three Musketeers]]'' in paperback in 1994.  Brust introduced the edition, saying that this translation (anonymous, originally published in 1888) was his favorite.
* Brust contributed the introduction for ''Manna from Heaven''.  [[Wildside Press]] published this collection of stories from [[Roger Zelazny]] in 2003.