The Consuming Fire by John Scalzi was first published in 2018. We track 2 editions.
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- Doherty Associates, Tom2018 Other · The Interdependency 2 I own The Consuming Fire, Doherty Associates, Tom 2018 Log in to want this
- Pan Macmillan2018 Paperback · The Interdependency 2 I own The Consuming Fire, Pan Macmillan 2018 Log in to want this
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- Comes after
- The Collapsing Empire
- Followed by
- The Last Emperox
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- Editions recorded
- 8 on Open Library, 3 in English
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- Articles in 3 languages
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We track 2 editions of The Consuming Fire. Each has its own page with how to identify it.
When was The Consuming Fire first published?
The Consuming Fire by John Scalzi was first published in 2018.
What should I read after The Consuming Fire?
In order, it follows The Collapsing Empire and it is followed by The Last Emperox, according to Wikidata.