Editing Steven Brust (section)

===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'')