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Paul J McAuley Books in Order

Paul J McAuley is a series of 31 books written by Paul J McAuley.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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31 Books in Series

1

Four Hundred Billion Stars

by Paul J McAuley

1988
2

Secret Harmonies / Of the Fall

by Paul J McAuley

1989
3

Eternal Light

by Paul J McAuley

1991
4

Red Dust

by Paul J McAuley

1993
5

Pasquale's Angel

by Paul J McAuley

1994
6

Fairyland

by Paul J McAuley

1995
7

Child of the River

by Paul J McAuley

1997
8

Ancients of Days

by Paul J McAuley

1999
9

Shrine of Stars

by Paul J McAuley

1999
10

Making History

by Paul J McAuley

2000
11

The Secret of Life

by Paul J McAuley

2001
12

Whole Wide World

by Paul J McAuley

2002
13

White Devils

by Paul J McAuley

2004
14

Mind's Eye

by Paul J McAuley

2005
15

Cowboy Angels

by Paul J McAuley

2007
16

Players

by Paul J McAuley

2007
17

The Quiet War

by Paul J McAuley

2008
18

Gardens of the Sun

by Paul J McAuley

2009
19

Stories from the Quiet War

by Paul J McAuley

2011
20

In the Mouth of the Whale

by Paul J McAuley

2012
21

Evening's Empires

by Paul J McAuley

2013
22

Life After Wartime

by Paul J McAuley

2013
23

Story Behind the Book

by Paul J McAuley

2014
24

Brazil

by Paul J McAuley

2014
25

Something Coming Through

by Paul J McAuley

2015
26

Into Everywhere

by Paul J McAuley

2016
27

Something Happened Here, But We’re Not Quite Sure What It Was

by Paul J McAuley

2016
28

Austral

by Paul J McAuley

2017
29

War of the Maps

by Paul J McAuley

2020
30

Secret Harmonies

by Paul J McAuley

2022
31

Beyond the Burn Line

by Paul J McAuley

2023

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Anurag Ramdasan

Lead investor at 3one4 Capital whose startup expertise and love for books helped shaped MRB and its growth.

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