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Lawrence Hill Books in Order

Find every Lawrence Hill book in order, including standalone titles and complete series reading orders with publication years.

Updated 2026-07-11 / 10 books / 2 series

Canadian author Lawrence Hill is best known for his acclaimed novel *The Book of Negroes*, which won the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize and was adapted into a miniseries. His works have sold over one million copies worldwide. This page provides Lawrence Hill’s books in order, including both chronological and series reading order.

All Lawrence Hill Books in Chronological Order

1992 Some Great Thing POoSN / 1 Buy
1993 Trials and Triumphs POoNB / 1 Buy
1996 Women of Vision POoNB / 2 Buy
1997 Any Known Blood POoSN / 2 Buy
2001 Black Berry, Sweet Juice POoNB / 3 Buy
2007 The Book of Negroes / Someone Knows My Name POoSN / 3 Buy
2007 The Deserter's Tale POoNB / 4 Buy
2012 Blood POoNB / 5 Buy
2013 Dear Sir, I Intend to Burn Your Book POoNB / 6 Buy
2015 The Illegal POoSN / 4 Buy

Lawrence Hill Book Series Reading Orders / browse all ->

Standalone Books in Reading Order 4 books / 1992-2015
01 Some Great Thing 1992 Buy
02 Any Known Blood 1997 Buy
03 The Book of Negroes / Someone Knows My Name 2007 Buy
04 The Illegal 2015 Buy
01 Trials and Triumphs 1993 Buy
02 Women of Vision 1996 Buy
03 Black Berry, Sweet Juice 2001 Buy
04 The Deserter's Tale 2007 Buy
05 Blood 2012 Buy
06 Dear Sir, I Intend to Burn Your Book 2013 Buy

Where to start with Lawrence Hill

What is the best order to read Lawrence Hill books?

Publication order is usually the safest place to start. If a book belongs to a series, follow the numbered series reading order shown on this page.

Are standalone books and series both included?

Yes. Standalone titles appear in the full chronological bibliography, and series are broken out separately with reading-order links when catalog data is available.

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Source note: Sequencebooks organizes author, book, and series records from its catalog data. Publication years and series order are shown when available.