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Martha Wells — books in order

2
Series: 2
Outside series: 1966–2026
Published

Ranking of Martha Wells

Quick answer

Nebula Award Stories 1965

Start withNebula Award Stories 1965Nebula Awards Showcase · 1966Open the volume →

Martha Wells has 2 series with a set reading order in BookRank.
Start with Nebula Awards Showcase — its first volume is “Nebula Award Stories 1965” (1966).
Outside the series: 2 ranked books.

Nebula Awards Showcase

56 volumes · 1966–2024 · Ongoing

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The Murderbot Diaries

11 volumes · 2017–2026 · Ongoing

Full order & progress →

The Future of Work: Compulsory
The Future of Work: Compulsory2018 · Not ranked yetStart here
–Not ranked yet
All Systems Red2017 · Not ranked yet
–Not ranked yet
Artificial Condition2018 · Not ranked yet
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Rogue Protocol2018 · Not ranked yet
–Not ranked yet
Exit Strategy2018 · Not ranked yet
–Not ranked yet
Home: Habitat, Range, Niche, Territory
Home: Habitat, Range, Niche, Territory2021 · Not ranked yet
–Not ranked yet
Network Effect2020 · Not ranked yet
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Fugitive Telemetry2021 · Not ranked yet
–Not ranked yet
System Collapse2023
8.28.2 / 10
Rapport: Friendship, Solidarity, Communion, Empathy2025
7.97.9 / 10
Platform Decay2026
8.08.0 / 10

Books outside any series

2 ranked titles, oldest first.

Frequently asked questions

Which series did Martha Wells write?

In BookRank, 2 series: Nebula Awards Showcase, The Murderbot Diaries.

Where should I start with Martha Wells?

With Nebula Awards Showcase — its first volume, “Nebula Award Stories 1965” (1966).

What is the oldest book by Martha Wells in BookRank?

“Nebula Award Stories 1965” (1966).

What is the newest book by Martha Wells in BookRank?

“Platform Decay” (2026).

Do the books by Martha Wells have to be read in order?

Within each series, yes — Nebula Awards Showcase, The Murderbot Diaries. Books outside the series can be read in any order.

Series and volumes: Wikidata (CC0); the standalone list covers the books BookRank ranks, not the author’s complete bibliography.