Inhibitor Phase (2021) - A novel supplementary to the main trilogy (chronologically set between the final chapter and epilogue of Absolution Gap) giving more detail about the human- Inhibitor war, in particular how humanity obtained access to Nestbuilder weapons.Ĭoncerning suggested reading order, the suggestions vary depending on who you ask.Newer short stories in the setting, created and published since Galactic North, can be found in the anthologies Deep Navigation, Beyond the Aquila Rift (Reynolds-only stories, mixed content) and Infinite Stars (Reynolds' contribution was a short story from the setting).A sequel, Elysium Fire (2018), has appeared, with a third book to follow. The Prefect (retitled Aurora Rising) (2007) - A prequel to Chasm City, set before the Melding Plague.The anthology also includes a detailed Afterword by Reynolds, where he talks about his writing influences and his personal approach to the series and its future history. The short stories are Great Wall of Mars, Glacial, A Spy in Europa, Weather, Dilation Sleep, Grafenwalder's Bestiary, Nightingale and Galactic North. While standalone, the stories have links to other stories, including the initial trilogy. Galactic North (2006) - A collection of short fiction set at various points in the Revelation Space future history.Absolution Gap (2003) - The third novel of the main trilogy.Redemption Ark (2002) - The second novel of the main trilogy.Diamond Dogs, Turquoise Days (2003) - A collection consisting of a pair of eponymous novellas unrelated to the main storyline, but set within the same universe.Chasm City (2001) - A prequel to Revelation Space.Revelation Space (2000) - The first novel in the main trilogy.
The series, in publication order, includes: A Hard Sci-Fi Space Opera series by Welsh author Alastair Reynolds, where 26th century humans have achieved advanced nanotechnology and slower-than-light interstellar travel and find themselves needing to discover why all the other intelligent species they find evidence of seem to have gone mysteriously extinct.
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