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A WORKING BIBLIOGRAPHY of DAVID DRAKE's WRITING by Karen Zimmerman, May 2012 A WORKING BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DAVID DRAKE'S WRITING by Karen Zimmerman, May 2012 David Drake sold his first story in 1966 and continues to write novels, short fiction, essays and other miscellaneous pieces. Although he is sometimes referred to as the "King of Military Science Fiction," his fiction spans multiple genres. He claims to have written just about every subgenre except SF romance. This is a working bibliography, not a complete bibliography. This list does not include foreign imprints, and offers only a sampling of electronic text versions. The list continues to be updated at David's official web site: http://david-drake.com. His web site also contains other pieces of his writing unavailable elsewhere, including his translations of Ovid, not included in this bibliography. Books ACTIVE MEASURES. 1985, with J. Morris. Riverdale, NY: Baen. (Novel) ALL THE WAY TO THE GALLOWS. 1996, Riverdale, NY: Baen. (Collection) ——— 2004, Baenebooks.com. THE ANVIL. 1993, with S. M. Stirling. Riverdale, NY: Baen. The General Series (Collaboration) ——— 2003, In CONQUEROR. Riverdale, NY: Baen. ARC RIDERS. 1995, with J. Morris. New York, NY: Warner Books. Arc Riders Series (Novel) ——— 2009, Amazon.com Kindle eBook. ——— 2009, Barnesandnoble.com Nook Book. ARC RIDERS: THE FOURTH ROME. 1996, with J. Morris. New York, NY: Warner Books. Arc Riders Series. (Novel) ——— 2009, Amazon.com Kindle eBook. ——— 2009, Barnesandnoble.com Nook Book. ARMAGEDDON. 1998, D. Drake, B. S. Mosiman and M. H. Greenberg, eds. Riverdale, NY: Baen. (Edited Anthology) AT ANY PRICE. 1985, Riverdale, NY: Baen. Hammer's Slammers Series (Novel) ——— 1998, In THE BUTCHER'S BILL. Riverdale, NY: Baen. ——— 2006, In THE COMPLETE HAMMER'S SLAMMERS, V. 2. San Francisco, CA: Night Shade Books. ——— 2006, In THE COMPLETE HAMMER'S SLAMMERS, V. 2. New York, NY: SFBC. ——— 2010, In THE COMPLETE HAMMER'S SLAMMERS, V. 2. Riverdale, NY: Baen. ——— 2011, Audible.com. BALEFIRES. 2007, Limited edition. (Includes "Complete Bibliography of David Drake's Writing," by Karen Zimmerman) San Francisco, CA: Night Shade Books. (Collection) ——— 2007, San Francisco, CA: Night Shade Books. ——— 2007, Baenebooks.com. ——— 2009, San Francisco, CA: Night Shade Books. ——— 2012, In NIGHT & DEMONS, Riverdale, NY: Baen Books. (with updated Bibliography) BATTLESTATION BOOK ONE. 1992, D. Drake and B. Fawcett, eds. New York, NY: Ace. Battlestation Series (Edited Anthology) BATTLESTATION BOOK TWO: VANGUARD. 1993, D. Drake and B. Fawcett, eds. New York, NY: Ace. Battlestation Series (Edited Anthology) BATTLESTATIONS. 2011, D. Drake and B. Fawcett, eds. Gaithersburg, MD: Prime Books. Battlestation Series (Edited Anthology) Includes BATTLESTATION BOOKS ONE AND TWO. ——— 2011, Amazon.com Kindle eBook. ——— 2011, Barnesandnoble.com Nook Book. BELISARIUS I: THUNDER AT DAWN. 2008, with E. Flint. Riverdale, NY: Baen. $24.00. Belisarius Series (Collaboration) Includes AN OBLIQUE APPROACH and IN THE HEART OF DARKNESS. ——— 2009, Baenebooks.com. BELISARIUS II: STORM AT NOONTIDE. 2009, with E. Flint. Riverdale, NY: Baen. Belisarius Series (Collaboration) Includes DESTINY'S SHIELD and FORTUNE'S STROKE. ——— 2009, with E. Flint. Riverdale, NY: Baen. ——— 2009, Baenebooks.com. BELISARIUS III: THE FLAMES OF SUNSET. 2009, with E. Flint. Riverdale, NY: Baen. Belisarius Series (Collaboration) Includes THE TIDE OF VICTORY and THE DANCE OF TIME. ——— 2009, Baenebooks.com. BEYOND THE BORDERS. 1996, by R. E. Howard. D. Drake, ed. Riverdale, NY: Baen. (Edited Collection) BIRDS OF PREY. 1984, Riverdale, NY: Baen. (Novel) ——— 1985, New York, NY: Tor. ——— 1991, New York, NY: Tor. ——— 1999, Riverdale, NY: Baen. ——— 2011, New York, NY: Tor.. BLUEBLOODS. 1990, Riverdale, NY: Baen. Starhunters Series. (Edited anthology) BRAN MAK MORN. 1995, by R. E. Howard. D. Drake, ed. Riverdale, NY: Baen. (Edited Collection) BREAK THROUGH. 1989, with B. Fawcett. New York, NY: Ace. The Fleet Series. (Edited anthology) ——— 2002, New York, NY: Ace. BRIDGEHEAD. 1986, New York, NY: Tor. (Novel) ——— 1990, New York, NY: Tor. ——— 2006, New York, NY: Tor. THE BUTCHER'S BILL. 1998, Riverdale, NY: Baen. Hammer's Slammers Series (Collection) CAUGHT IN THE CROSSFIRE. 1998, Riverdale, NY: Baen. Hammer's Slammers Series (Collection) A CENTURY OF HORROR, 1970-1979:THE GREATEST STORIES OF THE DECADE. 1996, New York, NY: MJF Books. THE CHOSEN. 1996, with S. M. Stirling. Riverdale, NY: Baen. The General Series. (Collaboration) ——— 1998, Baenebooks.com. CLUSTER COMMAND. 1989, with W. C. Dietz. Riverdale, NY: Baen. The Crisis of Empire Series. (Collaboration) CODEX. 2003, Chapel Hill: Sidecar Preservation Society. A limited edition of 175 copies, some of which were bound in boards. ——— 2012, In NIGHT & DEMONS. Riverdale, NY: Baen. THE COMPLETE HAMMER'S SLAMMERS'S, VOLUME 1. 2006, San Francisco, CA: Night Shade Books. Hammer's Slammers Series (Collection) ——— 2006, San Francisco, CA: Night Shade Books. Limited edition. ——— 2006, New York, NY: SFBC. ——— 2009, Riverdale, NY: Baen. ——— 2009, Baenebooks.com. THE COMPLETE HAMMER'S SLAMMERS'S, VOLUME 2. 2007, San Francisco, CA: Night Shade Books. Hammer's Slammers Series (Collection) ——— 2007, San Francisco, CA: Night Shade Books. Limited edition. ——— 2007, New York, NY: SFBC. ——— 2010, Riverdale, NY: Baen. ——— 2010, Baenebooks.com. THE COMPLETE HAMMER'S SLAMMERS'S, VOLUME 3. 2007, San Francisco, CA: Night Shade Books. Hammer's Slammers Series (Collection) ——— 2007, San Francisco, CA: Night Shade Books. Limited edition. ——— 2010, Riverdale, NY: Baen. ——— 2010, Baenebooks.com. CONQUEROR. 2003, with S.M. Stirling. Riverdale, NY: Baen. The General Series. (Collaboration) Includes THE ANVIL, THE STEEL, and THE SWORD. ——— 2003, Baenebooks.com. CORMAC MAC ART. 1995, by R. E. Howard. D. Drake, ed. Riverdale, NY: Baen. (Edited Collection) COUNTER ATTACK. 1988, with B. Fawcett. New York, NY: Ace. The Fleet Series. (Edited anthology) ——— 1989, New York, NY: Ace. ——— 1996, New York, NY: Ace. ——— 2002, New York, NY: Ace. ——— 2012, Amazon.com Kindle eBook. ——— 2012, Barnesandnoble.com Nook Book. COUNTING THE COST. 1987, Riverdale, NY: Baen. Hammer's Slammers Series. (Novel) ——— Caught in the Crossfire. 1998, Riverdale, NY: Baen. Hammer's Slammers Series ——— The Complete Hammer's Slammers, v.2. 2007, San Francisco, CA: Night Shade Books. ——— The Complete Hammer's Slammers, v.2. 2007, New York, NY: SFBC. ——— The Complete Hammer's Slammers, v.2. 2010, Riverdale, NY: Baen. ——— 2011, Audible.com. Hammer's Slammers Series. CRISIS. 1991, with B Fawcett. New York, NY: Ace. The Fleet Series. (Edited anthology) ——— 2004, New York, NY: Ace. CROSS THE STARS. 1984, New York, NY: Tor. Connected to Hammer's Slammers Series. (Novel) ——— 1994, New York, NY: Tor. ——— 1999, Riverdale, NY: Baen. ——— 1999, Baenebooks.com. ——— 2012. In VOYAGE ACROSS THE STARS. Riverdale, NY: Baen. CROWN OF EMPIRE. 1994, with C. Q. Yarbro. Riverdale, NY: Baen. The Crisis of Empire Series. (Collaboration) CTHULHU: THE MYTHOS AND KINDRED HORRORS. 1987, by R. E. Howard. D. Drake, ed. Riverdale, NY: Baen. (Edited Collection) DAGGER. 1988, New York, NY: Ace Books. Thieves' World Series. (Novel) ——— 1988, New York, NY: SFBC. THE DANCE OF TIME. 2006, with E. Flint. Riverdale, NY: Baen. Belisarius Series. (Collaboration) ——— 2006, Riverdale, NY: Baen. ——— 2006, Baenebooks.com. ——— 2009, In BELISARIUS III: THE FLAMES OF SUNSET. Riverdale, NY: Baen. DESTINY'S SHIELD. 1999, with E. Flint. Riverdale, NY: Baen. Belisarius Series. (Collaboration) ——— 2000, Baenebooks.com. DOGS OF WAR. 2002, with M. H. Greenberg. New York, NY: Warner Aspect. (Edited anthology) ——— 2008, Amazon.com Kindle eBook. ——— 2008, Barnesandnoble.com Nook Book. THE DRAGON LORD. 1979, New York, NY: Berkley. (This edition varies from the following paperback editions.) (Novel) ——— 1982, New York, NY: Tor. ——— 1989, New York, NY: Tor. ——— 1994, New York, NY: Tor. ——— 1998, Riverdale, NY: Baen. ENEMY OF MY ENEMY. 1995, with B. Ohlander. Riverdale, NY: Baen. Terra Nova Series. (Collaboration) EONS OF THE NIGHT. 1996, by R. E. Howard. D. Drake, ed. Riverdale, NY: Baen. (Edited Collection) ETERNAL CITY. 1990, with M. H. Greenberg and C. G. Waugh. Riverdale, NY: Baen. (Edited anthology) EXPLORERS IN HELL. 1989, with J. Morris. Riverdale, NY: Baen. Heroes in Hell Series. (Novel) FAR SIDE OF THE STARS. 2003, Riverdale, NY: Baen. RCN Series. (Novel) ——— 2003, Baenebooks.com. ——— 2004, Riverdale, NY: Baen. ——— 2005, New York, NY: SFBC.) ——— 2008, Audible.com. FIRESHIPS. 1996, New York, NY: Ace. The Reaches Series. (Novel) ——— 1997, New York, NY: Ace. ——— 2004. In THE REACHES. Riverdale, NY: Baen. THE FLEET. 1988, with B. Fawcett. New York, NY: Ace. The Fleet Series. (Edited anthology) ——— 1996, New York, NY: Ace. ——— 2002, New York, NY: Ace. ——— 2011, Amazon.com Kindle eBook. ——— 2011, Barnesandnoble.com Nook Book. FOREIGN LEGIONS. 2001, Riverdale, NY: Baen. (Edited anthology) ——— 2001, Baenebooks.com. ——— 2002, Riverdale, NY: Baen. (Edited anthology) THE FORGE. 1991, with S. M. Stirling. Riverdale, NY: Baen. The General Series. (Collaboration) ——— 2003, Riverdale, NY: Baen. THE FORLORN HOPE. 1984, New York, NY: Tor. (Novel) ——— 1988, New York, NY: Tor. ——— 1991, New York, NY: Tor. ——— 2006, New York, NY: Tor. FORTRESS. 1987, New York, NY: Tor. Tom Kelly Series. (Novel) ——— 1988, New York, NY: Tor. ——— 1999, New York, NY: Tor. ——— 2011. In LOOSE CANNON. Riverdale, NY: Baen. ——— 2012. In LOOSE CANNON. Riverdale, NY: Baen. THE FORTRESS OF GLASS. 2006, New York, NY: Tor. Isles Series; Crown of the Isles. (Novel) ——— 2006, Baenebooks.com. ——— 2007, New
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