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Brandon Sanderson
The Cosmere
The Cosmere is the shared universe in which most of Brandon Sanderson's adult fantasy is set. Elantris, the Mistborn novels, Warbreaker, The Stormlight Archive, the White Sand graphic novels and the standalone novels Tress of the Emerald Sea, Yumi and the Nightmare Painter, The Sunlit Man and Isles of the Emberdark all take place on different planets within it, each with its own culture and its own magic system drawn from the same underlying cosmology. Recurring figures and a slowly unfolding larger story link the books together, but Sanderson has said every series can be read on its own and that the connections are a bonus rather than a prerequisite. Entries below are ordered by publication.

Elantris
The Cosmere #1
Mistborn: The Final Empire
Mistborn Original Trilogy #1
The Well of Ascension
Mistborn Original Trilogy #2
The Hero of Ages
Mistborn Original Trilogy #3
Warbreaker
The Cosmere #5
The Way of Kings
The Stormlight Archive #1
The Alloy of Law
Mistborn: Wax and Wayne #1
The Emperor's Soul
Novella
The Cosmere #8.5
Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell
The Cosmere #9.5
Words of Radiance
The Stormlight Archive #2
Sixth of the Dusk
Novella
The Cosmere #10.5
Shadows of Self
Mistborn: Wax and Wayne #2
Secret History
Novella
The Mistborn Saga #3.5
White Sand, Volume 1
Comic
White Sand #1
The Bands of Mourning
Mistborn: Wax and Wayne #3
Edgedancer
Novella
The Stormlight Archive #2.5
Oathbringer
The Stormlight Archive #3
White Sand, Volume 2
White Sand #2
White Sand, Volume 3
Comic
White Sand #3
Dawnshard
Novella
The Stormlight Archive #3.5
Rhythm of War
The Stormlight Archive #4
The Lost Metal
Mistborn: Wax and Wayne #4
Tress of the Emerald Sea
Secret Projects #1
Yumi and the Nightmare Painter
Hoid's Travails #2
The Sunlit Man
Secret Projects #4
Wind and Truth
The Stormlight Archive #5
Isles of the Emberdark
Secret Projects #5
The Fires of December
Hoid's Travails #3While many Cosmere books can be read as standalones, a common recommendation is to start with 'Elantris' or 'Mistborn: The Final Empire' to grasp foundational concepts before moving to 'The Stormlight Archive' for the overarching narrative. The 'Arcanum Unbounded' collection contains novellas that fill in gaps and offer additional perspectives across various worlds.
Yes, all series within the Cosmere are set in a shared universe, featuring interconnected magic systems, recurring characters who travel between worlds, and an overarching cosmic conflict that slowly unfolds across the various narratives. These connections become more apparent as you read more books.
The Cosmere is distinguished by its meticulously crafted and consistent 'hard magic systems,' where the rules of magic are clearly defined and explored, allowing for logical progression and strategic use within the stories. This scientific approach to magic, combined with deep world-building and philosophical themes, sets it apart.