the protagonist of his drug-war satire short story "Lipidleggin'," and the ancestor of far-future economic revolutionary Peter LaNague. F. Paul Wilson, in early 2011, signed a contract to write an additional Repairman Jack trilogy after the completion of the main story arc with The Dark at the End and the heavily revised Nightworld. The new trilogy focuses on the time period immediately following Jack's relocation to New York City. The first book, entitled Cold City, was published in November 2012. The second novel, entitled Dark City, came out in October 2013. The third entry in this last trilogy, entitled Fear City, was released in November 2014. In 2019, Wilson published another Repairman Jack novel entitled "The Last Christmas" which takes place after the events of "Ground Zero" but before the events of "Fatal Error." Novels and stories Repairman Jack has appeared in the following novels as an adult The Tomb (1984; re-released in 1998 with updated cultural references, and again in 2004 in a limited edition under its original title, Rakoshi, by Borderlands Press) Legacies (1998) Conspiracies (1999) All the Rage (2000) Hosts (2001) The Haunted Air (2002) Gateways (2003) Crisscross (2004) Infernal (2005) Harbingers (2006) Bloodline (2007) By the Sword (2008) Ground Zero (2009) Fatal Error (2010) The Dark at the End (2011) Nightworld (1992, though his appearance here happens after all others—updated Borderlands Press edition released in June '06 and a fully revised edition capping off the Repairman Jack and Adversary Cycle series in May 2012) Quick Fixes: Tales of Repairman Jack (2012, collection of all short stories) The Last Christmas (2019, an interlude that takes place between the events of Ground Zero and Fatal Error.) Repairman Jack has appeared in the following young adult novels, set in the 1980s, as a teenager Jack: Secret Histories (2008) Secret Circles (2009) Secret Vengeance (2011) Early Repairman Jack Trilogy Cold City (November 2012) Dark City (October 2013) Fear City (June 2014) Repairman Jack stories in anthologies "The Wringer", Night Screams (1996) "Day in the Life", The Barrens and Others (1998) "Interlude at Duane's", Thriller (2006) "Infernal Night", FaceOff (2014), crossover story between Repairman Jack and Heather Graham's Michael Quinn Other "The Long Way Home", Amazon.com Shorts (2005); collected in Quick Fixes: Tales of Repairman Jack In January 2012 F. Paul Wilson began writing for the tech web site Byte, mostly in the persona of Repairman Jack. References External links Official