The Stormlight Archive books in order

All 5 The Stormlight Archive books in order by Brandon Sanderson (2010 to 2024): the reading order and where to start, with a one-line summary of each.

5 books2010 to 2024 Brandon Sanderson

Where to start

The Way of Kings (2010)

A slave with a spear, a king's assassin, and a scholar's theft — the storm is coming for them all.

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Reading order

The Stormlight Archive reading order

  1. The Way of Kings

    2010Start here

    A slave with a spear, a king's assassin, and a scholar's theft — the storm is coming for them all.

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  2. Words of Radiance

    2014

    An assassin hunts a king; a slave becomes a knight; a storm that never ends begins.

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  3. Oathbringer

    2017

    A warlord's buried sins rise with the storm—and he must choose unity over vengeance.

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  4. Rhythm of War

    2020

    A tower falls, a god dies, and a broken soldier learns he cannot save everyone.

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  5. Wind and Truth

    2024

    One day, one duel, and the fate of Roshar hangs on a broken man's oath.

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  6. Edgedancer

    2016Companion / novella

    2016 novella by Brandon Sanderson.

  7. Dawnshard

    2020Companion / novella

    2020 novella by Brandon Sanderson.

Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

How many books are in the The Stormlight Archive series?

There are 5 main books in the The Stormlight Archive series by Brandon Sanderson, published from 2010 to 2024, plus 2 companion stories.

What order should I read the The Stormlight Archive books in?

The The Stormlight Archive books in order: 1. The Way of Kings (2010), 2. Words of Radiance (2014), 3. Oathbringer (2017), 4. Rhythm of War (2020), 5. Wind and Truth (2024).

Which The Stormlight Archive book should I read first?

Start with The Way of Kings (2010).

Who wrote the The Stormlight Archive series?

The The Stormlight Archive series was written by Brandon Sanderson.

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