Reading order
| # | Title | Published | Author | Buy on Amazon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Panglor | 1980 | Jeffrey A. Carver | Buy |
| 2 | Dragons in the Stars | 1992 | Jeffrey A. Carver | Buy |
| 3 | Dragon Rigger | 1993 | Jeffrey A. Carver | Buy |
| 4 | Star Rigger’s Way | 1978 | Jeffrey A. Carver | Buy |
| 5 | Eternity’s End | 2000 | Jeffrey A. Carver | Buy |
| 6 | Seas of Ernathe | 1976 | Jeffrey A. Carver | Buy |
| 7 | Though All the Mountains Lie Between | - | Jeffrey A. Carver | N/A |
| 8 | Dragon Space | 2011 | Jeffrey A. Carver | Buy |
The Star Rigger series is Jeffrey A. Carver’s longest-running creation, spanning from 1976 to 2011. The books are set in a future where starship pilots navigate through a subjective dimension called the Flux, a place where imagination and emotion shape the path between the stars. Each rigger experiences the Flux differently, and the series explores how that personal connection to hyperspace affects the people who fly through it.
The earlier books, including Seas of Ernathe and Star Rigger’s Way, establish the rules of the universe and the culture of star riggers. Panglor follows a lone pilot struggling with isolation, while Dragons in the Stars and Dragon Rigger introduce a rigger named Jael who encounters actual dragon-like beings living within the Flux. Eternity’s End, published in 2000, is one of the more ambitious entries, dealing with ghost ships and piracy in deep space. Dragon Space, a novella from 2011, is the most recent addition to the series.