Epic science fiction · The Collectorate sagaAuthor
Interdimensional empires, fallen gods turned assassins, immortals stepping out of myth — and no tidy, happy endings. Welcome to the universe of Frank Kennedy.
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“If there wasn't such a thing as epic sci-fi before, there is now.”
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A new saga on a broken, fantastical world. Start here.
The Collectorate saga runs 29 books across five complete series — each series a doorway into the same universe — plus a brand-new saga on the world of Teton.
Books 1–5 · 2018–2020
Where the saga begins.
The epic space opera that opens the Collectorate saga. An ordinary life on Earth collides with an interdimensional empire of unified worlds — and nothing about the future is gua...
“If there wasn't such a thing as epic sci-fi before, there is now.”
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Books 6–14 · 2021–2023
Nine books. Multiple realities. The saga goes wide.
The nine-book continuation that pushes the Collectorate beyond one universe. Warships, splinter alliances, villains with reasons, multiple realities, and the education of gods —...
“I'm dumbstruck by the scope & richness of this series.”
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Books 15–19 · 2023
Fallen gods turned assassins. Desert secrets. Cosmic chaos.
Five books of snark, gunfights, and intrigue. Follow Ryllen’s rebirth as Royal — a fallen god remade as an assassin — through desert secrets and cosmic chaos. The fastest, sharp...
“Offers a thrilling escapade with fallen gods turned assassins amidst desert secrets and cosmic chaos. Kennedy's writing is as sharp as Royal's wit. A wild journey filled with snark, gunfights, and intrigue.”
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Books 20–24 · 2024
Quiet wars, shadow gambits — and the family stuff that hits hardest.
A five-book arc where the saga turns inward: life, family, connection, and missed opportunities set against quiet wars and shadow gambits aboard Amity Station. Epic in scope, in...
“Wow, the family stuff hit me... I will spend a *lot* of time thinking about life, family, connection, and missed opportunities.”
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Books 25–29 · 2025
The Immortals step out of myth. The 29-book saga concludes.
The final series of the 29-book Collectorate saga. The Immortals — myth and obscurity in every earlier arc — finally get their planet, their people, and their reckoning. A fragi...
“Reading his prior work, the Immortals were a subject of myth and obscurity. Here he explores the planet and its people. Secrets abound, and he digs into the psyche of what it means for someone to be immortal.”
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Books 1–6 · New Series · 2025– · New
A new saga on a broken, fantastical world. Start here.
Frank’s brand-new series — six books set on Teton, a semi-blighted, fantastical world rebuilding after the Collapse. Blue-skinned Arliss Dubai comes home from a lunar prison sen...
“Gritty sci-fi action smashed together with fantastical moments.”
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“I'm dumbstruck by the scope & richness of this series.”
“If there wasn't such a thing as epic sci-fi before, there is now.”
“Offers a thrilling escapade with fallen gods turned assassins amidst desert secrets and cosmic chaos. Kennedy's writing is as sharp as Royal's wit. A wild journey filled with snark, gunfights, and intrigue.”
“Wow, the family stuff hit me. I'm interested in this arc and will go look at the rest of this universe but will spend a *lot* of time thinking about life, family, connection, and missed opportunities.”
“Great new series set in Frank's Collectorate universe. Reading his prior work, the Immortals were a subject of myth and obscurity. Here he explores the planet and its people. Secrets abound, and he digs into the psyche of what it means for someone to be immortal.”
A small-town boy who always dreamed of being a writer, so he became a journalist — then a teacher, and then the architect of a 29-book universe. His first love is science fiction, and he doesn't get along with tidy, happy endings.
