The X-Files literature Books in Order
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The X-Files literature is a series of science-fiction thriller novels written by Charles L. Grant, published between 1994 and 1999, consisting of seven books and loosely inspired by the television show The X-Files. Each novel focuses on investigations into unexplained phenomena, incorporating elements of government secrecy and the paranormal, while exploring themes of the unknown and conspiracy. The stories maintain a consistent tone of suspense and mystery, with the first book, Goblins, released in 1994. The series was released during the original run of the television show and forms part of a broader collection of media based on The X-Files, including other novels, comic books, and non-fiction works. The books are standalone in narrative but share thematic and stylistic connections.
Publication order
In the order the books were originally released.
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Goblins" by Charles L. Grant is a supernatural thriller that follows FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully as they investigate a series of eerie and…
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Companion & related books
Related titles and editions that sit outside the main numbered order.
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1994 · Charles L. Grant
The X-Files: Goblins is a science-fiction thriller novel from 1996, written by Charles L. Grant. The novel is loosely inspired by the television…
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Frequently asked questions
What order should I read the The X-Files literature books in?
Read them in publication order, starting with “Goblins”. Start with “Goblins.”
How many books are in the The X-Files literature series?
We list 7 books by Charles L. Grant , published between 1994–1999.
Where can I buy the The X-Files literature books?
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