Books
As of 2011 there are 35 Xanth books published and two in progress. Here they are listed in order of publication.
- 1 A Spell for Chameleon (1977)
- 2 The Source of Magic (1979)
- 3 Castle Roogna (1979)
- 4 Centaur Aisle (1982)
- 5 Ogre, Ogre (1982)
- 6 Night Mare (1983)
- 7 Dragon on a Pedestal (1983)
- 8 Crewel Lye (1984)
- 9 Golem in the Gears (1986)
- 10 Vale of the Vole (1987)
- 11 Heaven Cent (1988)
- 12 Man from Mundania (1989)
- 13 Isle of View (1990)
- 14 Question Quest (1991)
- 15 The Color of Her Panties (1992)
- 16 Demons Don't Dream (1992)
- 17 Harpy Thyme (1993)
- 18 Geis of the Gargoyle (1994)
- 19 Roc and a Hard Place (1995)
- 20 Yon Ill Wind (1996)
- 21 Faun & Games (1997)
- 22 Zombie Lover (1998)
- 23 Xone of Contention (1999)
- 24 The Dastard (2000)
- 25 Swell Foop (2001)
- 26 Up In A Heaval (2002)
- 27 Cube Route (2003)
- 28 Currant Events (2004)
- 29 Pet Peeve (2005)
- 30 Stork Naked (2006)
- 31 Air Apparent (2007)
- 32 Two to the Fifth (2008)
- 33 Jumper Cable (2009)
- 34 Knot Gneiss (2010)
- 35 Well-Tempered Clavicle (2011)
- 36 Luck of the Draw (2012; in production)
- 37 Esrever Doom (2013; being written)
- 38 Board Stiff
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