Outlander

Frequently asked questions

• What is the correct reading order for the Outlander series, including novellas?

  The main Outlander novels should be read in publication order. There are also several novellas and companion books, such as "The Exile" and "Seven Stones to Stand or Fall," which offer additional stories and perspectives within the same universe and can be read alongside the main series or after completing it.

• Is there a TV show adaptation of the Outlander books?

  The Outlander series has been adapted into a popular television show. The show generally follows the storyline of the books, with each season typically covering one or more of the main novels.

• Are there other books by Diana Gabaldon connected to the Outlander series?

  Diana Gabaldon has written a spin-off series known as the Lord John Grey series, which features a recurring character from the Outlander novels. These books delve into Lord John Grey's adventures and can be read independently or as an expansion of the Outlander universe.

• Can the Outlander books be read as standalones?

  While each book tells a complete story arc, the Outlander series is best experienced by reading the books in order. The overarching narrative, character development, and historical context build significantly from one novel to the next.

• In what order should the Outlander books be read?

  The Outlander series should be read in publication order. This begins with "Outlander," followed by "Dragonfly in Amber," "Voyager," "Drums of Autumn," "The Fiery Cross," "A Breath of Snow and Ashes," "An Echo in the Bone," "Written in My Own Heart's Blood," and "Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone." "The Exile" is a graphic novel prequel.

• How many books are in the Outlander series?

  There are nine main entries in the Outlander series. An additional graphic novel, "The Exile," is also part of the series.