Metro 2035, published 2015 in several languages and 2016 in English.Metro 2034, published 2009 in Russian and 2014 in English.

Metro 2033, published 2005 in Russian and 2010 in English.Original Metro Series by Dmitry Glukhovsky While some newer stories take place in Moscow, other take place in other Russian cities (Leningrad, Saint Petersburg, etc.) while others are set in various cities in what is left of Europe. The books are listed in order of publication. So here are the Metro 2033 books by Dmitry Glukhovsky, as well as the books written by other authors for the Metro Universe. They are especially popular in Russia and in Eastern Europe. Of course, the Metro trilogy of games has been popular everywhere, including the US and the UK, and many gamers have first heard about the books after playing the games.Įspecially with the latest video game, Metro Exodus, that came out in February 15, 2019, the interest in the Metro books has been renewed around the world once again. While not all books have been translated into English, they have been translated into languages such as German, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, and Spanish. Among the survivors, we have our main character, Artyom. The Metro books are based on a post apocalyptic world that was destroyed during WWIII, and the original story is set in Moscow, particularly in the underground Moscow metro stations which were some of the biggest nuclear bomb shelters back in the day. Last Updated on NovemThe Metro 2033 books have swept the world by storm since 2009 when the original Metro 2033 was written by Dmitry Glukhovsky, who created the original trilogy (Metro 2033, Metro 2034, and Metro 2035).Įver since then, a whole host of other books, including short stories, novellas, and full-length novels have been written by authors from all over the world in a variety of genres. Original Metro Series by Dmitry Glukhovsky.

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