Simulator: Havenite Fleet Box 2 (2010) Ship books Honor Harrington: Saganami Island Tactical Simulator: Shipbook 2: Silesian Confederacy (2006) Honor Harrington: Saganami Island Tactical Simulator: Shipbook 3: The Short Victorious War (2010) Jayne's Intelligence Review Jayne's Intelligence Review: The Royal Manticoran Navy (2006) Jayne's Intelligence Review: The People's Republican Navy (2007) Ships of the Fleet Honor Harrington: Ships of the Fleet: 2006 (2005) Honor Harrington: Ships of the Fleet: 2007 (2006) Other collections containing Honorverse stories The Warmasters (May 2002) : A multi-author anthology, containing the Honorverse short novel Ms. Midshipwoman Harrington. The story has previously appeared in a Worlds of Honor collection. Worlds of Weber (September 2008) /: A David Weber anthology that includes nine short stories, set both in and out of the Honorverse. The two Honorverse stories have previously appeared in Worlds of Honor collections. Worlds (February 2009) : An Eric Flint anthology that contains the Honorverse short novel From the Highlands. The story has previously appeared in a Worlds of Honor collection. Infinite Stars (October 2017) : A Bryan Thomas Schmidt anthology that contains the never previously published Honorverse short story "Our Sacred Honor". Noir Fatale (May 2019) : A multi-author anthology edited by Larry Correia and Kacey Ezell that contains the never previously published Honorverse short story "Recruiting Exercise". Give Me Libertycon (June 2020) : A multi-author anthology edited by Christopher Woods and T.K.F. Weisskopf that contains the never previously published Honorverse short story "Heart of Stone". The story is expanded on in the Star Kingdom series novel A New Clan. Onward Libertycon (June 2022) : A multi-author anthology edited by Christopher Woods and T.K.F. Weisskopf that contains the never previously published Honorverse short story "A Travesty of Nature" In other media In 2006, an Honor Harrington movie was announced by Echo Valley Entertainment. However, later information suggested that it would actually be a television series, to be written and produced by Peter Sands. When David Weber was asked which actress he envisioned as Honor Harrington, he replied, "I don’t think there’s anyone out there who has the proper combination of height, physicality, and demonstrated acting ability to be 'perfect' for the role, so my mind is fairly open on this topic." Actress Claudia Christian, who plays Susan Ivanova on Babylon 5, has been suggested as a potential candidate; Weber says "She’s much shorter than Honor, but so are most women, and I think she