Books in Order: A Comprehensive Guide to Robert Rankin's Novels

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Robert Rankin writes what he's called "Far-Fetched Fiction" — his own invented genre label for a style that mixes science fiction, the occult, urban legend, steampunk, and outright gags into something singular. Raised in Brentford, a London suburb, he uses the place as the backdrop for much of his work, spread across series including Brentford, Cornelius Murphy, and Japanese Devil Fish Girl.

His debut novel, The Antipope, appeared in 1981. This guide runs all ten Brentford novels in publication order, from that 1981 start through 2019's The Chronicles of Banarnia — nearly four decades of a genre entirely of Rankin's own invention.

Start with Book 1: The Antipope

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