John G. Hemry

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John G. Hemry
Born (1956-04-14) April 14, 1956 (age 65)
Pen nameJack Campbell
OccupationAuthor
NationalityAmerican
Period1997–present
GenreScience Fiction, Steampunk, Military Science Fiction
Children2 sons, 1 daughter
Website
www.johnghemry.com

John G. Hemry (LCDR, USN ret.), born April 14, 1956, is an American author of military science fiction novels. Drawing on his experience as a retired United States Navy officer, he has written the Stark's War and Paul Sinclair series. Under the name Jack Campbell, he has written six volumes of The Lost Fleet series and the Steampunk/Fantasy The Pillars of Reality series. He has also written over a dozen short stories, many published in Analog magazine, and a number of non-fiction works.

Hemry has continued the Lost Fleet series with a spin-off: Beyond the Frontier, focusing on the main characters from the Lost Fleet. A second series, called The Lost Stars, focuses on the collapse of the Syndicate Worlds.[1]

Awards and honors[]

  • Winner of 2006 Anlab vote for best short story

Publications[]

As John G. Hemry[]

Stark's War[]

The series follows a conflict between US Army soldiers and their leadership during a campaign that takes place on the Moon. Faced with increasingly outrageous disregard for their survival, the enlisted soldiers mutiny under the leadership of Sergeant Stark, who then faces an uncertain path in dealing with the civilian colony they are based next to, as well as the Pentagon and US government.

  1. Stark's War (April 2000)
  2. Stark's Command (April 2001)
  3. Stark's Crusade (March 2002)

Paul Sinclair (JAG in Space)[]

The publisher promotes this series descriptively as "JAG, set in space". The title character is a junior officer aboard the USS Michaelson, a military spaceship in peacetime conditions. While he faces the trials of maturing as a line officer, Sinclair also serves as his commanders' legal advisor—a role that brings him into close contact with the military legal system.

  1. (May 2003)
  2. (March 2004)
  3. (March 2005)
  4. (March 2006)

Short fiction[]

  • Hemry, John G. (October 1997). "One Small Spin". . A4.
  • — (September 1997). "One Small Spin". Analog. CXVII (9).
  • — (February 1999). "Odysseus". Analog. CXX (2).
  • — (November 2000). "Interstellar Navigation". Analog.
  • — (November 2000). "Crow's Feat". Analog.
  • — (May 2001). "Down the Rabbit Hole". Analog. CXXI (5).
  • — (December 2002). "Generation Gap". Analog. 122 (12).
  • — (September 2003). "Section Seven". Analog. 123 (9).
  • — (December 2004). "Small Moment in Time". Analog. 124.
  • — (November 2004). "Mightier than the Sword in Turn the Other Chick". Turn the Other Chick. 124.
  • — (April 2005). "Standards of Success". Analog. 125 (4).
  • — (June 2005). "Working on Borrowed Time". Analog. 125 (6).
  • — (April 2006). "Lady Be Good". Analog. 126.
  • — (April 2007). "As You Know, Bob". Analog. 127 (4).
  • — (Jul–Aug 2007). "Do No Harm". Analog. 127 (7&8).
  • — (Nov 2007). "These Are the Times". Analog. 127 (11).
  • — (Jan–Feb 2009). "Rocks". Analog. 129 (1&2): 72–76.
  • — (Jul–Aug 2009). "Failure to Obey". Analog. 129 (7&8): 94–124.
  • — (April 2010). "Swords and Saddles". Analog. 130 (4): 8–36.
  • — (October 2010). "The Rift". Analog. 130 (10): 8–36.
  • — (March 2011). "Betty Knox and Dictionary Jones in the Mystery of the Missing Teenage Anachronisms". Analog.
  • — (2011). "Dawn's Last Light". By Other Means antholog. 3.
  • — (April 2012). "Hel's Half-Acre". Armored anthology. pb: xix+579.
  • — (Jan–Feb 2013). "The War of the Worlds, Book One, Chapter 18 : the Sergeant-Major". Analog. 133 (1&2): 41–49.

As Jack Campbell[]

The Lost Fleet[]

Main article: The Lost Fleet
  1. The Lost Fleet: Dauntless (2006)
  2. The Lost Fleet: Fearless (2007)
  3. The Lost Fleet: Courageous (2007)
  4. The Lost Fleet: Valiant (2008)
  5. The Lost Fleet: Relentless (2009)
  6. The Lost Fleet: Victorious (2010)

The Lost Fleet: Beyond the Frontier[]

Main article: The Lost Fleet: Beyond the Frontier

Sequel to The Lost Fleet series.

  • The Lost Fleet: Beyond the Frontier: Dreadnaught (2011)
  • The Lost Fleet: Beyond the Frontier: Invincible (2012)
  • The Lost Fleet: Beyond the Frontier: Guardian (2013)
  • The Lost Fleet: Beyond the Frontier: Steadfast (2014)
  • (2015)

The Lost Stars[]

Main article: The Lost Stars

Spin-off of The Lost Fleet series.

  • The Lost Stars: Tarnished Knight (2012)
  • (2013)
  • (2014)
  • (May 2016)

The Genesis Fleet[]

Main article: The Genesis Fleet

Prequel to The Lost Fleet series.

  • The Genesis Fleet: Vanguard (2017)
  • The Genesis Fleet: Ascendant (2018)
  • The Genesis Fleet: Triumphant (2019)

Outlands[]

Main article: Outlands

Sequel to The Lost Fleet series.

  • Outlands: Boundless (2021)

Short stories[]

  • "Grendel" (2009)
  • "Flèche" (2013)
  • "Shore Patrol" (2017)
  • "Ishigaki" (2019)

The Pillars of Reality[]

  • The Dragons of Dorcastle (2014)
  • The Hidden Masters of Marandur (2015): "continues a fascinating science fiction story set in a world divided between mechanics, mages, and the common folk"[2]
  • The Assassins of Altis (2015)
  • The Pirates of Pacta Servanda (2016)
  • The Servants of the Storm (2016)
  • The Wrath of the Great Guilds (2016)

The Legacy of Dragons[]

Sequel to The Pillars of Reality series

  • Daughter of Dragons (Audible: Feb 2017)
  • Blood of Dragons (Audible: Aug 2017)
  • Destiny of Dragons (Audible: Jan 2018)

Empress of the Endless Sea[]

Prequel to The Pillars of Reality series.

  • Pirate of the Prophecy (Audible: Mar 2020)
  • Explorer of the Endless Sea (Audible: Mar 2020)
  • Fate of the Free Lands (Audible: Mar 2020)

Collections[]

Other[]

  • The Last Full Measure (2013) ISBN 978-1-59606-568-0
  • The Sister Paradox (2017) ISBN 978-1-942990-40-6

References[]

  1. ^ Official web site
  2. ^ "The Hidden Masters Of Marandur (The Audiobook Shelf)". Library Bookwatch. Midwest Book Review. 10 (9). September 2015. Retrieved 8 October 2015.

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