Bibliography

Kevin O'Connell Books in Order

17 books

There are 17 books by Kevin O'Connell on BookOrb. A strong starting point is City of Champions (1997). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 How to Choose a Chess Computer 1980
  2. 2 City of Champions 1997 · 200 pages
  3. 3 Tom Johnson 2001 · 111 pages
  4. 4 Why I hate the Yankees 2005 · 224 pages
  5. 5 Dark Place - the Battle for Earth 2013 · 212 pages
  6. 6 Dark Place - a Journey into the Black Hole 2013 · 122 pages
  7. 7 75 Greatest Performance Cars of the Past 75 Years 2013 · 140 pages
  8. 8 Dark Place - Shakara Revealed 2013 · 132 pages
  9. 9 Mastering the Skills of Professional Baseball 2014 · 214 pages
  10. 10 Talking Baseball - The Language of Hitting 2014 · 88 pages
  11. 11 Back to the Four Lands 2015 · 230 pages
  12. 12 Beyond Derrynane 2016
  13. 13 Two Journeys Home 2017 · 310 pages
  14. 14 Bittersweet Tapestry 2019
  15. 15 King Tree Altar of Wind and Ice 2020 · 346 pages
  16. 16 King Tree Altar of Earth and Stone 2020 · 261 pages
  17. 17 King Tree Altars of Fire and Water 2020 · 308 pages

Frequently asked questions

How many books has Kevin O'Connell written?

BookOrb lists 17 books by Kevin O'Connell.

Where should I start with Kevin O'Connell?

A good starting point is City of Champions (1997).

What is the Kevin O'Connell books in order list?

In publication order: 1. How to Choose a Chess Computer (1980), 2. City of Champions (1997), 3. Tom Johnson (2001), 4. Why I hate the Yankees (2005), 5. Dark Place - the Battle for Earth (2013), 6. Dark Place - a Journey into the Black Hole (2013), 7. 75 Greatest Performance Cars of the Past 75 Years (2013), 8. Dark Place - Shakara Revealed (2013), 9. Mastering the Skills of Professional Baseball (2014), 10. Talking Baseball - The Language of Hitting (2014), 11. Back to the Four Lands (2015), 12. Beyond Derrynane (2016), 13. Two Journeys Home (2017), 14. Bittersweet Tapestry (2019), 15. King Tree Altar of Wind and Ice (2020), and 2 more.