Military Science Fiction
The future, seen from inside the ranks. Combat, command and the machinery of war among the stars, usually more interested in soldiers than in admirals.
On the Science Fiction & the Future shelf.
Books shelved as Military Science Fiction
- The End and the Death: Volume II — Dan Abnett
- Kingdoms of Death — Christopher Ruocchio
- Abaddon's Gate — James S. A. Corey
- The Silent War — Anthony Reynolds / Chris Wraight / Graham McNeill / Rob Sanders / Nick Kyme / James Swallow / John French / C Z. Dunn / John French / L.J. Goulding / Anthony Reynolds / James Swallow / Christian Z. Dunn / Nick Kyme / Graham McNeill / Rob Sanders / Chris Wraight / Laurie Goulding
- Columbus Day — Craig Alanson
- Judas Unchained — Peter F. Hamilton
- Garro: Weapon of Fate — James Swallow
- Dune: The Battle of Corrin — Brian Herbert / Kevin J. Anderson
- Tales of Heresy — Dan Abnet / Lindsey Priestley / Dan Abnett / Mike Lee / Anthony Reynolds / James Swallow / Gav Thorpe / Graham McNeill / Matthew Farrer / Nick Kyme
- Corax — Gav Thorpe
- Deliverance Lost — Gav Thorpe
- The First Wall — Gav Thorpe
- Warhawk — Chris Wraight
- Old Earth — Nick Kyme
- Scions of the Storm (The Horus Heresy Short Story) — Anthony Reynolds
- Cibola Burn — James S. A. Corey
- The End of All Things — John Scalzi
- The Wolf of Ash and Fire (The Horus Heresy) — Graham McNeill
- The Path of Heaven — Chris Wraight
- The Primarchs — Christian Z. Dunn / Rob Sanders / Graham McNeill / Gav Thorpe / Nick Kyme
- Shadows of Treachery — Christian Z. Dunn / Nick Kyme
- Lords of Uncreation — Adrian Tchaikovsky
- Broken Angels — Richard K. Morgan
- Titandeath — Guy Haley
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