G. Willow Wilson Books In Order

Publication Order of Air Books

Publication Order of The Hunger and the Dusk Books

Publication Order of Invisible Kingdom Graphic Novel Books

Publication Order of Ms. Marvel Graphic Novel Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Graphic Novels

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Publication Order of Knight Terrors Books

Publication Order of Outsiders: Five of a Kind Books

Publication Order of X-Men (2013-2015) Books

Publication Order of Wonder Woman Books

Publication Order of DC Anthology Specials Books

Publication Order of Marvel-Verse Books

Publication Order of Batman: One Bad Day Books

Publication Order of Poison Ivy Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

G. Willow Wilson is an American author born in New Jersey on August 31, 1982.

Wilson first started trying out writing when she was just seventeen years old. She started out freelancing as a critic of music as part of a magazine called Weekly Dig in Boston.

Since then, she has moved on to writing and creating in a different way as the creator behind the Air comic book series as well as several other hit books. She first came into print with the publication of Alif the Unseen, her first fictional novel. The book was a Notable Book and won a World Fantasy Award in 2013.

G. Willow Wilson is also the author of the Ms. Marvel comic book series. The series is a big deal and is a best selling comic series for Marvel comics that comes out on a monthly basis. The series is related to the huge Captain Marvel movie and character from the comics. The 2019 movie did incredibly well at the box office and was dedicated to Stan Lee. Her books have been turned into a television miniseries.

Wilson is also the creator of Cairo, her graphic novel. Her Air series has been very well received and was also nominated for an Eisner Award.

G. Willow Wilson is the creator and author of the Air series. This fictional series of novels kicked off for the first time in 2009. This is when the debut novel, titled Letters From Lost Countries, was released. The first volume in the series was quickly followed by a second. The sequel is called Flying Machine. Two more books came out in this series, Pureland and the fourth, A History of the Future.

The exciting first volume in the Air series is titled Letters From Lost Countries. If you are looking for an interesting comic book to check out that has a couple more installments to check out too, then this is the one for you to pick out and read!

Especially if you love comic books or graphic novels, this is a colorful illustrated story that is full of fantasy filled fun! If you love reading manga or any other type of medium like this, you may be really interested in this series!

The reader is brought into a world that is all its own courtesy of Wilson. When it comes to the flight plan, you may be disappointed to hear that there’s going to be a change in how things have done. Perhaps you have heard of something called the Etesian Front. Have you heard of this? If you haven’t, maybe it’s a good thing.

The Front is something that you do not want to mess around with if you can avoid it. This group of vigilantes does not play around and they are dedicated to their cause. This cluster of fringe lunatics has gathered and they only have one mission. Their entire goal is to take the skies and return them from the grip of terrorism that has come over them.

While this doubtless may sound like a pretty noble cause to you or anyone, there is always more going on with things than may first meet the eye. These vigilantes may seem to have their priorities straight, but you never know.

The main character explains that the vigilantes have decided to go after an individual that they know. This is a problem. The person would be a frequent flier that is just soaring in the skies or they could be a terrorist. It’s tough to know which, but either way, the person that they’re after is protecting a secret. It could end up being something that alters the way that the people in this world choose to fly as well as use technology on a permanent basis.

Blythe is doing everything that they can to track down the hunted individual. They’ve altered the course to try and find him, going on a journey to a land that you would not be able to find on any type of map. It’s flying by the seat of your pants as the character is on a race to find this man before the vigilantes do.

The only person that knows how to get to this place is luckily this character, who is in charge of the flight path. Blythe wants to do everything that is within her power to try and track down her friend before it is too late and something terrible happens. Will she be able to reach him in time, or will she fall short of her goal?

You’re going to have to pick up this debut novel in the Air series to find out! Secure your seat belt and get ready, because this is going to be a flight that you will not soon forget.

Flying Machine is the second installment of the Air series and the exciting sequel to the first comic! In the first story, readers got to meet the main character of Blythe for the first time.

She’s a unique individual and wants to help those that she sees as in need of assistance. This would include her friend, who has been targeted by a group known as ‘the Etesian Front’. They fly the skies and want to take them back from the terrorists, but are they the ones that are truly threatening others?

In the first story, Blythe didn’t have time to find out. She only knew that she had to do whatever she could to try and get to her friend first before the group did. He has a secret that may end up changing the way all of them live forever, so she’s trying to fly to a place that is so remote that you can’t even find it on a map.

The second story finds Blythe rescued by a mysterious individual. The event may tell her some unexpected truths about an aviation history disappearance that was never solved. It was a shocking disappearance and the secret is tied to hyperprax flight’s origin.

Now the race is on to find this device. Now a hyperpract, Blythe has to develop her skills and get over her fears, like heights. As she tries to find a stranger through lands that don’t technically exist and exotic dimensions, can she find him? Or will he be lost forever? Read this book to find out!