Troy Denning (born 1958) is a fantasy and science fiction author and game designer, best known for his works on “Forgotten Realms” and “Star Wars”. Before writing, he was a Game-Devoloper. He also wrote under the pseudonym “Richard Awlison”.
HALO: Fractures: Extraordinary Tales from the Halo Canon

HALO: Fractures: Extraordinary Tales from the Halo Canon
Synopsis
Explore the expansive Halo universe through a collection of extraordinary tales. This anthology delves into various corners of the beloved science fiction saga, offering new perspectives and untold stories from both familiar and unexpected characters. Prepare for thrilling adventures and deep dives into the lore of humanity's struggle against alien threats.
Vibe
Genres
Subjects
Edition
HALO: Fractures: Extraordinary Tales from the Halo Canon (18)Paperback, Sep
432 pages
Gallery BooksISBN: 97815011406792 editions available
You May Also Like
More books exploring survival
More Space Opera from 2016
More adventurous Science Fiction books
More Science Fiction books
Frequently asked questions
Does Fractures require prior knowledge of the Halo universe?
This anthology is designed to be accessible to both new and veteran readers of the Halo universe. While it expands on existing lore, each story generally stands on its own, making it a good entry point for those curious about the broader canon without needing to read previous novels.
How does Fractures connect to the main Halo video game series?
The stories within Fractures often fill in gaps, provide backstories for minor characters, or explore events happening concurrently with the main game narratives. They offer deeper insights into the universe's political landscape and the lives of various factions beyond what is directly shown in the games.
Are there recurring characters or storylines across the different tales in Fractures?
While each story is distinct, some tales feature characters or factions that appear in other Halo media, and a few might subtly reference events from other stories within the anthology. However, there isn't a single overarching narrative that connects all the stories directly.

































