John Ringo

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John Ringo is an American science fiction and fantasy author, who specializes in the subgenre of military science fiction, concentrating on SF scenarios that have a lot of infantry battles and other types of ground combat. He is published by Baen. He is known for his outspoken views, and can often be found wandering science fiction conventions wearing a Utilikilt.

Examples of his works are available on Baen Free Library.

1 Published works
2 External links

[edit] Published works

[edit] Series

Legacy of the Aldenata (seven books as of August 2005)
- A Hymn before Battle
- Gust Front
- When the Devil Dances
- Hell's Faire
- The Hero
- Watch on the Rhine
- Cally's War
- Yellow Eyes (forthcoming, April 3, 2007) sample chapters
- Sister Time (December 4, 2007)
Empire of Man (co-written with David Weber, four books as of May 2005)
- March Upcountry
- March to the Sea
- March to the Stars
- We Few
The Council Wars (four books as of March 2006)
- There will be Dragons
- Emerald Sea
- Against the Tide
- East of the Sun and West of the Moon
Paladin of Shadows (techno-thrillers)
- Ghost
- Kildar
- Choosers of the Slain
- Unto the Breach (to appear December 2006. Online preview available.)
- A Deeper Blue (to appear July 3, 2007)
Voyage of the Space Bubble
- Into the Looking Glass ISBN 0-7434-9880-1 (May 2005)
- Vorpal Blade (September 4, 2007)

[edit] Other novels

The Road to Damascus ISBN 0-7434-7187-3 (2004) (a Bolo book with Linda Evans) [1]
Von Neumann's War ISBN 1-4165-2075-9 (May 2006)
Princess of Wands ISBN 1-4165-0923-2 (May 2006)

[edit] Short stories

Let's Go to Prague (2003)
A Ship Named Francis (2003)
- Both stories included in The Service of the Sword ISBN 0-7434-3599-0 edited by David Weber.