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Brandon Sanderson’s Cosmere Explained: Books Reading Order & Shared Universe Connections
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Fantasy fans, rejoice: Brandon Sanderson’s Cosmere is officially coming to the screen, an exciting prospect for anyone who keeps up with the author’s expansive backlist.
That’s why we’re breaking down what the Cosmere is, which books it includes, and what order Sanderson suggests reading them in.
Brandon Sanderson’s Fantasy Universe ExplainedBefore digging into what it comprises, it’s worth explaining what Brandon Sanderson’s Cosmere is.
For now, there are plenty of Cosmere books readers can familiarize themselves with, especially ahead of Apple TV’s adaptations.
Every Book in the Cosmere & When It Was PublishedAt present, Sanderson’s Cosmere contains 18 full-length novels, along with novellas, a collection, and graphic novels.