📚 Where to Start?

Publication Order of Twilight of the Gods Books Best for beginners - Start with "The First Name" (1985)
Publication Order of The Questioner Trilogy Books Popular choice - Start with "Labyrinth" (1989)

About the Author

Dennis Schmidt is an American fantasy and science fiction author that is best known for writing the “Kensho,” “Twilight of the Gods,” and “The Questioner” series of novels. Between 1978 and 1990, he published ten titles spread across the three series. He has been known for including aspects of martial arts and Zen philosophy into fantasy and space opera plots. Schmidt has for the most part restricted himself to writing novels in his series in the few years when he was active as an author. Nonetheless, by 1976 he had published “Seeker of the Way” under Galaxy. The tale would be the prelude to the “Kensho” series of novels which she began writing in 1978 with “Way Farer.” The series of novels come with a protagonist that combines martial arts with Zen to make for thrilling space opera fictio. Dennis Schmidt is the author of over 10 books across 3 series. Their most famous work is the Publication Order of Twilight of the Gods Books series, which has garnered millions of readers worldwide. With such a prolific career, Dennis Schmidt has established themselves as one of the most influential authors in contemporary fiction.

Book Series in Publication Order

Publication Order of Kensho Books

4 books
  • Way-farer In 'Way-farer', readers discover a captivating tale that continues the Publication Order of Kensho Books saga.
    (1978) ⭐ Start here
  • Kensho Experience the magic of 'Kensho' as it builds upon the beloved Publication Order of Kensho Books universe.
    (1979) ⭐ Start here
  • Satori 'Satori' is an essential installment in the Publication Order of Kensho Books series, set in the world Dennis Schmidt has created.
    (1981) ⭐ Start here
  • Wanderer 'Wanderer' is an essential installment in the Publication Order of Kensho Books series, set in the world Dennis Schmidt has created.
    (1985) ⭐ Start here

Publication Order of The Questioner Trilogy Books

3 books
  • Labyrinth Join the adventure in 'Labyrinth' as the story unfolds across the Publication Order of The Questioner Trilogy Books series by Dennis Schmidt.
    (1989)
  • City Of Crystal Shadow In 'City Of Crystal Shadow', readers discover a captivating tale that continues the Publication Order of The Questioner Trilogy Books saga.
    (1990)
  • Dark Paradise The Publication Order of The Questioner Trilogy Books series continues with 'Dark Paradise', another thrilling entry from Dennis Schmidt.
    (1990)

Publication Order of Twilight of the Gods Books

3 books
  • The First Name Join the adventure in 'The First Name' as the story unfolds across the Publication Order of Twilight of the Gods Books series by Dennis Schmidt.
    (1985)
  • Groa's Other Eye 'Groa's Other Eye' is an essential installment in the Publication Order of Twilight of the Gods Books series, set in the world Dennis Schmidt has created.
    (1986)
  • Three Trumps Sounding The Publication Order of Twilight of the Gods Books series continues with 'Three Trumps Sounding', another thrilling entry from Dennis Schmidt.
    (1988)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Who is Dennis Schmidt?

Dennis Schmidt is a bestselling author known for 3 book series containing over 10 books. Popular series include Publication Order of Twilight of the Gods Books. Their work has captivated millions of readers worldwide.

Q: What is the best Dennis Schmidt book series to start with?

For readers new to Dennis Schmidt's work, we recommend starting with the Publication Order of Twilight of the Gods Books series. This series showcases the author's signature style and is considered one of their most accessible and engaging works. With 3 books, it offers a perfect entry point to Dennis Schmidt's writing.

Q: How many books has Dennis Schmidt written?

Dennis Schmidt has written over 10 books across 3 different series. From thriller mysteries to fantasy adventures, their diverse body of work offers something for every reader.