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    More Stories from the Twilight Zone by Rod Serling (Bantam, April 1961, A2227, 35¢, 149pp, pb, oc)
    • 1 · The Lonely · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast November 13, 1959.
    • 29 · Mr. Dingle, the Strong · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast March 3, 1961.
    • 51 · A Thing About Machines · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast October 28, 1960.
    • 73 · The Big, Tall Wish · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast April 8, 1960.
    • 93 · A Stop at Willoughby · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast May 6, 1960.
    • 113 · The Odyssey of Flight 33 · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast February 24, 1961.
    • 133 · Dust · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast January 6, 1961.


    New Stories from the Twilight Zone by Rod Serling (Bantam, May 1962, A2412, 35¢, 122pp, pb, oc)
    • 1 · The Whole Truth · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast January 20, 1961.
    • 25 · The Shelter · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast September 29, 1961.
    • 48 · Showdown with Rance McGrew · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast February 2, 1962.
    • 68 · Night of the Meek · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast December 23, 1960.
    • 87 · The Midnight Sun · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast November 17, 1961.
    • 104 · The Rip Van Winkle Caper · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast April 21, 1961.


    Night Gallery by Rod Serling (Bantam, November 1971, S7160, 75¢, 147pp, pb, oc)






    Stories from the Twilight Zone by Rod Serling (Bantam, April 1960, A2046, 35¢, 151pp, pb, oc)
    • 1 · The Mighty Casey · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast on June 17, 1960.
    • 31 · Escape Clause · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast November 6, 1959.
    • 57 · Walking Distance · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast October 30, 1959.
    • 81 · The Fever · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast on January 29, 1960.
    • 105 · Where Is Everybody? · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast October 2, 1959.
    • 131 · The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street · Rod Serling · sa
      adapted from Serling’s teleplay, broadcast March 4, 1960.





    A Columbus of Space and The Moon Metal by Garrett P. Serviss (Steeger Books, December 7, 2019, 978-1-61827-428-1, $19.95, 292pp, tp, co)
        Details taken from online listing. Volume 43 in “The Argosy Library”. Volume one in the “The Garrett P. Serviss Omnibus” series.






















    Ultimatum in 2050 A.D. by Jack Sharkey (Ace Double, May 1965, M-117, 45¢, 120pp, pb, na, cover by John Schoenherr)
        Sf novella, serialized as “The Programmed People” (Amazing Stories, June & July 1963). Bound in the tête-bêche style with Our Man in Space by Bruce W. Ronald.




    Seize the Moment by Helen Sharman & Christopher Priest (Gollancz, November 24, 1994, 0-575-05819-6, £4.99, 189pp, pb, nf)
        Reprint (Gollancz 1993) autobiography of Britain’s first Astronaut. Foreword by Arthur C. Clarke, C.B.E.


    Seize the Moment: The Autobiography of Helen Sharman by Helen Sharman & Christopher Priest (Gollancz, October 28, 1993, 0-575-05628-2, £14.99, 189pp, hc, nf)
        Autobiography of England’s first astronaut.


















    The Best of the Bushel by Bob Shaw (Inca Press, 1979, no ISBN, £1.00, 60pp, A5, co, cover by Jim Barker)
        Volume one in “Complete BoSh”.
    • 7 · Introduction · Walter Willis · in; illustrated by Jim Barker
    • 9 · Hyphen 12: Pyrotechnics · Bob Shaw · ar Hyphen #12, December 1954; illustrated by Jim Barker
    • 13 · Hyphen 14: BoSh Goes Loco · Bob Shaw · ar Hyphen #14, June 1955; illustrated by Jim Barker
    • 19 · Hyphen 16: Canadian Capers (1) · Bob Shaw · ar Hyphen #16, August 1956, as “The Glass Bushel”; illustrated by Jim Barker
    • 23 · Hyphen 18: Rush Report re Portrush · Bob Shaw · ar Hyphen #18, May 1957; illustrated by Jim Barker
    • 28 · Hyphen 21: Canadian Capers (2) · Bob Shaw · ar Hyphen #21, October 1958, as “The Molehill”; illustrated by Jim Barker
    • 34 · Hyphen 24: The Man in the Grey Flannel Toga · Bob Shaw · ar Hyphen #24, March 1960; illustrated by Jim Barker
    • 37 · Hyphen 25: The Strange Pond of Dr. Moreau · Bob Shaw · ar Hyphen #25, November 1960, as “The Glass Bushel”; illustrated by Jim Barker
    • 39 · Hyphen 26: I Have Been Faithful to Thee, Cinema · Bob Shaw · ar Hyphen #26, January 1961; illustrated by Jim Barker
    • 42 · Hyphen 27: Bowmen in the Gloamin’ · Bob Shaw · ar Hyphen #27, March 1961; illustrated by Jim Barker
    • 46 · Hyphen 29: Booze in the Night · Bob Shaw · ar Hyphen #29, September 1961; illustrated by Jim Barker
    • 50 · Hyphen 31: The Merry, Merry Paean of Pipes · Bob Shaw · ar Hyphen #31, March 1962; illustrated by Jim Barker
    • 54 · Hyphen 32: Tommy Johnston versus Science Fiction · Bob Shaw · ar Hyphen #32, 1963; illustrated by Jim Barker
    • 57 · Hyphen ?: Ad Astra? · Bob Shaw · ar Vector #65, May/June 1973; illustrated by Jim Barker



    BoSh Goes South by Bob Shaw (Charlotte Proctor, 1994, no ISBN, 39pp, ph, co) [edited by Charlotte Proctor]
        Limited to 100 numbered copies.
    • 1 · Bob Shaw Enters Irish Fandom · Walt Willis · ex from “Bob Shaw”, ConFederation Program Book ed. Charlotte Proctor, Worldcon Atlanta, Inc., 1986
    • 3 · Bob’s First Visit to the South · Bob Shaw · ms TriContinental One-Shot August 1981, as “First Visit to the South”
    • 4 · The Fugitive Book · Alan Sandercock, Charlotte Proctor & Bob Shaw · ms
    • 7 · They’re Such Graceful Creatures, Aren’t They? · Bob Shaw · ar Anvil #20/30, November 1983
    • 8 · Bargaining Up the Wrong Tree · Bob Shaw · ar Anvil July 1992
    • 10 · How Do They Say It? · Bob Shaw · pm Anvil #55, April 1993
    • 11 · BoSh Speaks to DSC · Bob Shaw · ar Anvil #52, October 1990, as “DeepSouthCon 28 Speech”
    • 13 · Seasonal Greetings · Bob Shaw · ar Anvil April 1991
    • 15 · Life Is but a Raffle · Bob Shaw · ar Anvil October 1990
    • 18 · Merry Christmas · Bob Shaw · ar Anvil May 1989
    • 19 · Bob Shaw’s Patented Ever-Fail Get-Rich-Quick Schemes · Bob Shaw · ar ConFederation Program Book ed. Charlotte Proctor, Worldcon Atlanta, Inc., 1986
    • 22 · What I Learned from Watching Star Trek · Bob Shaw · ar Mimosa #3, September 1987
      delivered as a speech at Rivercon XII, July/August 1987.
    • 27 · How to Be Sick…and Live to Tell About It · Bob Shaw · ar Anvil #36, June 1985
    • 29 · Has-to-Ride Belt, or A Streetcar Named Bizarre · Bob Shaw · ar Anvil #22, July 1982
    • 32 · Bob Shaw Talks to BoShCon · Bob Shaw · ar Anvil #27, May 1983, as “BoShcon Non-Speech”


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