Joe Haldeman Books In Order

Publication Order of The Forever War Books

Publication Order of The Forever War: Forever Free Comic Books

Publication Order of The Forever War: Graphic Novels

Publication Order of The Forever War (2017) Books

Publication Order of Attar The Merman Books

Publication Order of Worlds Books

Publication Order of Marsbound Books

Publication Order of Tomorrow's Warfare Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Short Story Collections

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Publication Order of Mythic Books

Publication Order of Nebula Awards Books

Publication Order of Star Trek Adventures Books

Publication Order of The James Tiptree Award Anthology Books

Publication Order of Thieves' World Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Joe Haldeman is an American author of fiction. Born on June 9, 1943, he is the brother of Jack C. Haldeman II and a Vietnam War veteran. He is known for The Forever War series, the Attar the Merman series under his pen name Robert Graham. He is the author of the Marsbound and Worlds series and contributed to the Star Trek Adventures series.

He has written over twenty fiction novels and come out with five collections of poetry and short stories. Haldeman is a noted science fiction writer as well as a teacher, retiring after working for many years as an associate professor at M.I.T. teaching in the Department of Writing and Humanistic Studies. He is an active member and mentor of the writing community.

He began writing when he was first drafted into the services of the Army way back in 1967. He was a combat engineer in Vietnam and fought in the Central Highlands of Vietnam with the Fourth Division. Haldeman was awarded the Purple Heart medal and several others. He sold his first story in 1969.

He was awarded the title of Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master at the Nebula Awards Weekend by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America in Hollywood, Florida in 2010. Joe Haldeman has also won several other awards, including the Rhysling Award, Locus Award, the John W. Campbell Memorial Award, the World Fantasy Award, and the James Tiptree Jr. Award, among others.

He lives in Florida with his wife Gay. He enjoys painting, riding his bike, playing guitar, looking at the skies with a telescope, and writing.

The Forever War is the first book in the fictional series by the same name. It was well-received and won several awards, including Hugo, Ditmar, and Nebula Awards. He followed the first book with the sequel Forever Peace and the third and final book in the series, Forever Free.

The Forever War Series starts off with the main character of Private William Mandella. He has been summoned to an elite military unit and is now off through space to fight a war that has been waged for a thousand years with no end in sight.

The Forever War is the first in the series of the same name. This exciting book from Joe Haldeman sets the stage for an exciting trilogy and won him the awards for the Best Novel from the Hugo and Nebula Awards. It starts off with Private William Mandella being drafted into an elite military unit. Now he is being shuttled through time and space as a soldier who has been conscripted to fight in this 1000-year war.He will be expected to perform his duties and might even be able to rise through the ranks.

While Mandella never actually wanted to take the ticket and ride the train to war, he doesn’t have a choice about it. If that’s what the military leaders say that he does, then that is what he does.

Mandella is doing his best to get along and not rock the boat. His grand plan is to do what he has to in order to survive the ordeal and go home. The enemy is an alien that cannot be known and they appear to be unable to be conquered, not to mention very far away. But that is what Earth’s leaders want; to take on the alien and try to win the war in the process. They’re drawing a line in the sand.

Even though he’s going to war, William has no idea that his true test will begin once he gets back home. Like Odysseus returning from afar, his trials are not over. And space travel is not what it seems to be. Because of the fluctuations caused by time dilation from his travels, Private William Mandella is now aging just months. But the planet is aging centuries at the same time. They’re on two different wavelengths, and they are never going to be able to catch up. His journey back home is not what he thought that it would be.

William finds that what he thought would be the same place waiting for him has radically changed. Even though he survived the war, he isn’t able to find the home that he thought he would be returning to. In fact, he might never be able to go home again. With a heavy heart, William must learn to go on and adapt to the place he finds himself. It might not be the same home that he remembers, but it will have to do. Can Private Mandella adapt to the new place he finds himself into, or will he be emotionally destroyed by the loss of what he knew? Pick up Joe Haldeman’s debut novel The Forever War to find out!

Forever Peace is the second book in the Forever War series by dynamic science fiction author Joe Haldeman. If you loved the works of Isaac Asimov or classic paperback science fiction writers, you might really enjoy this novel from Haldeman that won the Best Novel Award from the Hugo and Nebula Awards as well as the John W. Campbell Memorial Award for the same category.

The year is 2043 A.D. and the Ngumi War is still going on. The consequences of this are that life on Earth is starting to head for its end. Julian is a soldier who is totally burned out on the war. But he does have one thing, and that is the company of Dr. Amelia Harding.

Amelia and Julian are lovers, and when they make a discovery together one day it could change everything. What they find could change the universe forever and put everything back to the way it was at the start. This could stop the war machine and end everything for good, ending the destruction of life once and for all. The Ngumi War could be ended tomorrow.

The soldier and the scientist are now faced with the ultimate temptation to fix everything for good and end the war. But even if they can go through with it, will it work– or throw everything out of balance forever? You have got to pick up the second book in the Forever War series by Haldeman to find out for yourself!