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Here's the Laundry reading order:
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Here is the Laundry reading order:
   
*[[The Atrocity Archive]] (2004, short story)
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*[[The Atrocity Archive]] (2004, novella)
*[[The Concrete Jungle]] (2005 novella)
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*[[The Concrete Jungle]] (2005, short story)
 
**TAA and TCJ are usually published together as a single book under ''The Atrocity Archives'' name
 
**TAA and TCJ are usually published together as a single book under ''The Atrocity Archives'' name
**TCJ is also described as the first novel in the series
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**TAA is also described as the first novel in the series
 
*[[The Jennifer Morgue]] (2006 novel - second novel in the series)
 
*[[The Jennifer Morgue]] (2006 novel - second novel in the series)
 
**[[Pimpf]] (2006 short story included in TJM)
 
**[[Pimpf]] (2006 short story included in TJM)
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*[[The Nightmare Stacks]] (2016 novel - 7th novel in the series)
 
*[[The Nightmare Stacks]] (2016 novel - 7th novel in the series)
 
*[[The Delirium Brief]] (2017 novel - 8th novel in the series)
 
*[[The Delirium Brief]] (2017 novel - 8th novel in the series)
 
Nothing below this line is in print as of July 2016
 
   
 
*[[A Conventional Boy]] (novella, not yet finished)
 
*[[A Conventional Boy]] (novella, not yet finished)
*[[The Labyrinth Index]] (9th novel, projected to be published in 2019)
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*[[The Labyrinth Index]] (9th novel, published in 2018)
   
 
See also:
 
See also:

Revision as of 01:39, 26 November 2018

Laundry reading order

Readingorderandfuturenovels

reading order and future novels

This reading order does not include the rpg game supplements, discussed at The Laundry (game). This reading order mostly corresponds to the chronological publication order.


Here is the Laundry reading order:

  • A Conventional Boy (novella, not yet finished)
  • The Labyrinth Index (9th novel, published in 2018)

See also:

Source: Charlie's Blog