In 2019, Alanson committed to write a total of fourteen novels for Expeditionary Force and three Mavericks novels, though the third Mavericks novel was later revised as an ExForce title making it fifteen books in total for ExForce and two for Mavericks. The novella laid the foundations for a short spin-off series set within the same fictional universe, entitled Mavericks. In 2017 Alanson wrote a standalone novella called Trouble in Paradise, expanding on the events that take place between books three and four in the ExForce series. The audiobook for Columbus Day was nominated for an " Audiobook of the Year" Audie Award in 2018. The Expeditionary Force books are performed by award-winning narrator R. Alanson signed with Podium Publishing to produce the audiobook versions of the novels (Podium had previously produced the audiobook of Andy Weir's The Martian). The commercial success of Columbus Day, and the follow-up SpecOps, allowed Alanson to become a full-time writer. One of his three debut novels was Columbus Day, the first book in the Expeditionary Force ( ExForce ) series. He began self publishing novels on Amazon in 2016. Career Īlanson began writing in 2006, developing his novels at nights and on weekends while working full-time. Craig Odell, better known by his pen name Craig Alanson, is an American author and audio playwright of science fiction and fantasy works, most notably the New York Times best-selling Expeditionary Force series.
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