Dragonlance: The Stonetellers books in order

Q: "How many books are in the Dragonlance: The Stonetellers series?"

"There are three books in the Dragonlance: The Stonetellers series, published between 2007 and 2009."

Q: "What is the first book in the Dragonlance: The Stonetellers series?"

"The first book in the Dragonlance: The Stonetellers series is The Rebellion, published in 2007."

Q: "What makes The Stonetellers trilogy unusual for Dragonlance?"

"The Stonetellers is unusual because it tells the story from the goblin perspective rather than following traditional heroes. The trilogy follows goblins as they rebel against their oppressors, endure a death march, and attempt to establish their own independent nation."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	The Rebellion	2007	Jean Rabe	Buy
2	Death March	2008	Jean Rabe	Buy
3	Goblin Nation	2009	Jean Rabe	Buy

The Stonetellers by Jean Rabe is a Dragonlance trilogy that takes the unusual approach of telling the story from the goblin point of view. The Rebellion (2007) opens the trilogy as goblins rise up against their oppressors. Death March (2008) follows the goblins on a harsh journey, and Goblin Nation (2009) sees them trying to carve out a homeland.

This trilogy stands apart from most Dragonlance fiction because it centers on creatures typically cast as villains or comic relief. Rabe gives the goblins their own culture, oral history tradition (the titular Stonetellers), and political struggles. The result is a Dragonlance story that feels different from the standard hero-quest format.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Dragonlance: The Stonetellers series?

There are three books in the Dragonlance: The Stonetellers series, published between 2007 and 2009.

What is the first book in the Dragonlance: The Stonetellers series?

The first book in the Dragonlance: The Stonetellers series is The Rebellion, published in 2007.

What makes The Stonetellers trilogy unusual for Dragonlance?

The Stonetellers is unusual because it tells the story from the goblin perspective rather than following traditional heroes. The trilogy follows goblins as they rebel against their oppressors, endure a death march, and attempt to establish their own independent nation.

Reading order#

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order