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This is a list of works in the military science fiction subgenre of science fiction, sorted by the creator's surname or, in case of film and television, the title.

Literature - Television, film, and video games - References - Further Reading

Literature

A

Allen, Roger MacBride

Anderson, Poul

Anvil, Christopher

Asprin, Robert Lynn

B

Baldwin, Bill

Buettner, Robert

Bujold, Lois McMaster

Bunch, Chris

C

Campbell, Jack

Real name: Hemry, John G.

Card, Orson Scott

Cherryh, C. J.

Chesney, George

Cook, Glen

Cragg, Dan

D

Dalmas, John

Dickson, Gordon R.

Dietz, William C.

Douglas, Ian

Real name: Keith, William H., Jr.

Galactic Marines Series:

Heritage Trilogy

Legacy Trilogy

Inheritance Trilogy

Star Carrier Series:

Doyle, Debra

Drake, David

F

Forsberg, John

Frankowski, Leo

G

Garfinkle, Richard

Gerrold, David

Green, Roland J.

Gunn, David

H

Haldeman, Joe

Hamilton, Peter F.

Harrison, Harry

Heinlein, Robert A.

Hemry, John G.

Alias: Jack Campbell

Huff, Tanya

Valor Confederation - Staff Sergeant Torin Kerr's aim is to keep both her superiors and her company of space marines alive as they deal with lethal missions throughout the galaxy.

J

K

Keith, William H., Jr.

Alias: Ian Douglas

Kent, Steven L.

Kloos, Marko

Kornbluth, Cyril M.

Kratman, Tom

L

Lang, Hermann

Lang, Simon

Laumer, Keith

Lee, Sharon

M

McDonald, Sandra

McLaughlin, Dean

Moon, Elizabeth

Morgan, Richard K.

N

Nagata, Linda

Niven, Larry

Norton, Andre

Nylund, Eric

P

Pournelle, Jerry E.

Posey, Jay

R

Reynolds, Mack

Ringo, John

Also known as the "Prince Roger Series", Co-written with David Weber

Rosenberg, Joel

S

Saberhagen, Fred

Scalzi, John

Scarborough, Elizabeth Ann

Shepherd, Mike

Shelley, Rick

Sherman, David

Spinrad, Norman

Steakley, John

Stirling, S M

T

Karen Traviss

Tanaka Yoshiki

Taylor, Travis S.

W

Weber, David

Wells, H. G.

White, Steve

Williams, Walter Jon

Michael Z. Williamson

Television, film, and video games

Films

Television and video games

References

If the references are cited from electronic editions of e.g. encyclopedias, the title of the article is given as pages may vary.

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