Raymond E. Feist
2 universes Last reviewed 2026-09-21
Raymond E. Feist is an American fantasy author born December 21, 1945, in Los Angeles, California. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Arts with Honors from the University of California, San Diego, in 1977, where he created the fictional world of Midkemia as an alternative setting for a Dungeons & Dragons-style tabletop campaign run with his gaming group, the Thursday Nighters. That setting became the foundation for his debut novel, Magician (1982), which launched the long-running Riftwar Cycle, an extensive sequence of novels and short fiction set primarily in the worlds of Midkemia and Kelewan. Feist's other major works include the Empire trilogy, co-written with Janny Wurts, and Faerie Tale, his only novel set outside the Riftwar universe. He later began the Firemane trilogy (2018–2022), comprising King of Ashes, Queen of Storms, and Master of Furies. Feist received the Inkpot Award in 1988 in recognition of his contributions to fantasy and gaming culture, and his books have been translated into multiple languages worldwide, selling more than fifteen million copies. He resides in San Diego, California, the city closely tied to the university roots of his fiction.
Universe(s)
Riftwar Cycle
- Core Canon books: 23
- Current rank: #150 in the official ranking
- Weighted average: 4.16
- Award recognitions: 1 won, 6 finalist mention
Faerie Tale
- Core Canon books: 1
- Current rank: #606 in the official ranking
- Weighted average: 3.88
- Award recognitions: None recorded
Books
MMagician (1982) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
SSilverthorn (1985) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
AA Darkness at Sethanon (1986) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
DDaughter of the Empire (1987) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
FFaerie Tale (1988) · Faerie Tale Core Canon
PPrince of the Blood (1989) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
SServant of the Empire (1990) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
MMistress of the Empire (1992) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
TThe King's Buccaneer (1992) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
SShadow of a Dark Queen (1994) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
RRise of a Merchant Prince (1995) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
RRage of a Demon King (1997) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
KKrondor: The Betrayal (1998) · Riftwar Cycle Expanded Canon
SShards of a Broken Crown (1998) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
KKrondor: The Assassins (1999) · Riftwar Cycle Expanded Canon
HHonoured Enemy (2001) · Riftwar Cycle Expanded Canon
KKrondor: Tear of the Gods (2001) · Riftwar Cycle Expanded Canon
MMurder in LaMut (2002) · Riftwar Cycle Expanded Canon
TTalon of the Silver Hawk (2002) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
JJimmy the Hand (2003) · Riftwar Cycle Expanded Canon
KKing of Foxes (2003) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
EExile's Return (2004) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
FFlight of the Nighthawks (2005) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
IInto a Dark Realm (2006) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
WWrath of a Mad God (2008) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
RRides a Dread Legion (2009) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
AAt the Gates of Darkness (2010) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
AA Kingdom Besieged (2011) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
AA Crown Imperiled (2012) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
JJimmy and the Crawler (2013) · Riftwar Cycle Expanded Canon
MMagician's End (2013) · Riftwar Cycle Core Canon
Aggregate across all universes
These are separate, unrelated universes; the totals below are plain sums of already-published per-universe facts, never a blended or averaged score across them. See each universe's own figures above.
- Total Core Canon books across all universes: 24 books
- Award recognitions across all universes: 7 (1 won, 6 finalist mention)