Books in Order: Diving into David Robbins’ Expansive Literary Universe
Embracing a captivating blend of genres such as Western, horror, science fiction, fantasy, young adult, and mystery, David Robbins has crafted an impressive array of series that have sparked the imaginations of countless readers around the globe.
A Deep Dive into the Author’s Background
Robbins, hailing from Pennsylvania, spent a significant portion of his childhood living with his great aunt and uncle on a Mennonite farm. At the tender age of 17, he joined the U.S. Air Force, rapidly rising through the ranks to become a sergeant. Pre-writing career, Robbins worked as a program director, announcer, and engineer in radio, followed by a stint in law enforcement.
Important to note, this accomplished author is not to be associated with another writer bearing the same name, David L. Robbins.
An Ode to Robbins’ Masterful Writing Style
Robbins has proven time and again that genre is no constraint for him. His writing style, although spanning across varied genres, always guarantees high readability, an engaging narrative, and a keen attention to character development. Many of Robbins’ series are penned under various pseudonyms, such as David Thompson, Jon Sharpe, Jake McMasters, John Killdeer, J.D. Cameron, Dean L. McElwain, Don Pendleton, Ralph Compton, and Franklin W. Dixon.
David Robbins’ Premier Novel
Marking his foray into writing in 1982 under the name David L. Robbins, his debut horror novel, Blood Cult, thrilled audiences with its chilling storyline.
Books in Order: A Comprehensive List of Works
For an accurate timeline of his works, the following is a list of David Robbins’ books in order by publication date:
Publication Order of Endworld Books
| The Fox Run | (1986) |    |
| Thief River Falls Run | (1986) | |
| Twin Cities Run | (1986) | |
| The Kalispell Run | (1987) | |
| Dakota Run | (1987) | |
| Citadel Run | (1987) | |
| Armageddon Run | (1987) | |
| Denver Run | (1988) | |
| Capital Run | (1988) | |
| New York Run | (1988) | |
| Liberty Run | (1988) | |
| Houston Run | (1988) | |
| Anaheim Run | (1988) | |
| Seattle Run | (1988) | |
| Nevada Run | (1989) | |
| Miami Run | (1989) | |
| Atlanta Run | (1989) | |
| Memphis Run | (1989) | |
| Cincinnati Run | (1989) | |
| Dallas Run | (1990) | |
| Boston Run | (1990) | |
| Green Bay Run | (1990) | |
| Yellowstone Run | (1990) | |
| Spartan Run | (1991) | |
| Madman Run | (1991) | |
| Chicago Run | (1991) | |
| New Orleans Run | (1991) | |
| Doomsday | (2009) | |
| Dark Days | (2013) | |
| The Lords of Kismet | (2016) | |
| Synthezoids | (2018) | |
| Doomsday is a prequel to the Endworld Series. | ||