Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections

Books, Listed by Author

HARRISON, HARRY (stories) (chron.) (continued)

• * _Backdrop of Stars (Dobson, 1968, hc) See SF: Authors’ Choice.
• * *The Best of Harry Harrison (Pocket, Jun ’76, pb) (Contents)
• * _The Best of Harry Harrison (Sidgwick & Jackson, Sep ’76, hc) Also available in pb (Futura 1976). (Contents)
• * *The Deathworld Trilogy (Berkley Medallion, 1975, hc) [Jason dinAlt] (Contents)
• * *The Men from P.I.G. and R.O.B.O.T. (Faber, 1974, hc) (Contents)
• * *One Step from Earth (Macmillan U.S., 1970, hc) (Contents)
• * *Prime Number (Berkley Medallion, Jul ’70, pb) (Contents)
• * *The Stainless Steel Rat Saves the World (Berkley/Putnam, 1972, hc) [Slippery Jim (James Bolivar) diGriz] Also in The Adventures of the Stainless Steel Rat. (Contents)
• * *To the Stars (SFBC, 1981, hc) [To the Stars] (Contents)
• * *Two Tales and Eight Tomorrows (Bantam, May ’68, pb) (Contents)
• * *War with the Robots (Pyramid, Sep ’62, pb) (Contents)

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• * _Apeman, Spaceman (with Leon E. Stover) See entry under Leon E. Stover
• * *Astounding (Random House, 1973, hc) John W. Campbell Memorial Anthology. Sphere 1975 edition adds an afterword by Harry Harrison. (Contents)
• * *The Astounding-Analog Reader, Volume One (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Doubleday 0-385-02334-0, 1972, $7.95, 530pp, hc) (Contents)
• * *The Astounding-Analog Reader, Volume Two (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Doubleday, 1973, hc) (Contents)
• * *Best SF: 1967 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Berkley Medallion, Mar ’68, pb) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 1 (Sphere 1968). (Contents)
• * *Best SF: 1968 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (G.P. Putnam’s LCC# 68-18178, 1969, $4.95, 245pp, hc) In England revised as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 2 (Sphere 1969) and in hc as The Year’s Best Science Fiction (Severn House 1977). (Contents)
• * *Best SF: 1969 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (G.P. Putnam’s, 1970, hc) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction 3 (Sphere 1970). (Contents)
• * *Best SF: 1970 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (G.P. Putnam’s, 1971, hc) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 4 (Sphere 1971). (Contents)
• * *Best SF: 1971 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (G.P. Putnam’s LCC# 74-116158, 1972, $5.95, 253pp, hc) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 5 (Sphere 1972). (Contents)
• * *Best SF: 1972 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (G.P. Putnam’s LCC# 74-116158, 1973, $5.95, 254pp, hc) In England as The Year’s Best S.F. 1972 (Sphere 1973). (Contents)
• * *Best SF: 1973 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (G.P. Putnam’s, 1974, hc) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 7 (Sphere 1975). (Contents)
• * *Best SF: 1974 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Bobbs-Merrill 0-672-52012-5, 1975, hc) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 8 (Sphere 1978). (Contents)
• * *Best SF: 75, The Ninth Annual (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Bobbs-Merrill 0-672-52197-0, 1976, hc) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 9 (Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1976). (Contents)
• * *Blast Off (Faber and Faber 571-08937-2, 1969, hc) S.F. for Boys (Contents)
• * _Decade the 1940s (with Brian W. Aldiss) See entry under Brian W. Aldiss
• * _Decade the 1950s (with Brian W. Aldiss) See entry under Brian W. Aldiss
• * _Decade the 1960s (with Brian W. Aldiss) See entry under Brian W. Aldiss
• * _Farewell Fantastic Venus (with Brian W. Aldiss) See entry under Brian W. Aldiss
• * *Four for the Future (Macmillan U.S., 1969, hc) (Contents)
• * *The Light Fantastic (Scribner’s, 1971, hc) (Contents)
• * _Nebula Award Stories No. 2 (with Brian W. Aldiss) See entry under Brian W. Aldiss
• * *Nova 1 (Delacorte, Feb ’70, hc) (Contents)
• * _Nova 1 (Robert Hale, 1976, hc) (Contents)
• * *Nova 2 (Walker, 1972, hc) Also London: Sphere 1975, pb. (Contents)
• * *Nova 3 (Walker, 1973, hc) also as The Outdated Man. (Contents)
• * *Nova 4 (Walker, 1974, hc) (Contents)
• * _The Outdated Man (Dell, Apr ’75, pb) See Nova 3.
• * *Science Fiction Novellas (with Willis E. McNelly) (Scribner’s 0-684-13847-6, 1975, tp) (Contents)
• * *A Science Fiction Reader (with Carol Pugner) (Scribner’s, 1973, tp) (Contents)
• * *SF: Authors’ Choice (Berkley Medallion, Jun ’68, pb) In England as Backdrop of Stars. (Contents)
• * *SF: Authors’ Choice 2 (Berkley Medallion, May ’70, pb) (Contents)
• * *SF: Authors’ Choice 3 (G.P. Putnam’s, 1971, hc) (Contents)
• * *SF: Authors’ Choice 4 (G.P. Putnam’s, 1974, hc) (Contents)
• * *Worlds of Wonder (Doubleday, 1969, hc) (Contents)
• * *The Year 2000 (Doubleday, Feb ’70, hc) (Contents)
• * _The Year’s Best S.F. 1972 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere 0-7221-4375-3, 1973, 45p, 235pp, pb) See Best SF: 1972.
• * _The Year’s Best Science Fiction (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Severn House 0-7278-0315-8, 1977, hc) Revised from Best SF: 1968 G.P. Putnam’s 1969, same as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 2, Sphere 1969.
• * *The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 1 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere 43311, 1968, 5/-, 207pp, pb) Abridged version of Best SF: 1967, Berkley 1968. (Contents)
• * *The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 2 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere 43354, 1969, 5/-, 207pp, pb) Contents differ from Best SF: 1968, Putnam 1969. Also in hc (Severn House 1977 as The Year’s Best Science Fiction). (Contents)
• * _The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 3 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere, 1970, pb) See Best SF: 1969.
• * _The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 4 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere, 1971, pb) See Best SF: 1970.
• * _The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 5 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere, 1972, pb) See Best SF: 1971.
• * *The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 7 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere, 1975, pb) Abridged version of Best SF: 1973, Berkley 1974. (Contents)
• * *The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 8 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere 0-7221-4398-2, 1976, 65p, 253pp, pb) Abridged version of Best SF: 1974, Bobbs-Merrill 1975. (Contents)
• * _The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 9 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1976, hc) Also in pb (Futura 1976). See Best SF: 75, The Ninth Annual.

HARRISON, M(ichael) JOHN (1945- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * *The Ice Monkey and Other Stories (Gollancz 0-575-03259-6, 1983, hc) (Contents)
• * *The Machine in Shaft Ten and Other Stories (Panther, 1975, pb) (Contents)

HARRISON, WILLIAM (Neal) (1933- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * *Roller Ball Murder (Morrow 0-688-00265-X, 1974, hc) Also in pb (Warner Jul ’75 as Rollerball). (Contents)

HARTWELL, DAVID G(eddes), ed. (1941- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * *The Battle of the Monsters and Other Stories (with L. W. Currey) (Gregg Press LCC# 76-15585, Jun ’76, hc) (Contents)

HARVEY, FRANK (Laird) (1913-1982) (stories) (chron.)

• * *Air Force! (Ballantine 329K, 1959, 35¢, 142pp, pb) (Contents)

HARWOOD, H. C., ed.

• * _Novels See entry under Jules Verne.

HATCH, JUDITH, ed. (chron.)

• * *Reader’s Digest Science Fiction Top-Picks (Reader’s Digest Services 0-88300-328-7, 1977, 96pp, tp) Textbook, all stories abridged. (Contents)

HAY, GEORGE, ed.; pseudonym of Oswyn Robert Tregonwell Hay, (1922-1997) (stories) (chron.)

• * _The Best of John W. Campbell See entry under John W. Campbell, Jr.
• * *The Disappearing Future: A Symposium of Speculation (Panther 586-03323-8, 1970 [Jan ’98], 5/-, 158pp, pb) Original SF anthology. (Contents)
• * *The Edward De Bono Science Fiction Collection (The Elmfield Press 0-7057-0068-2, 1976, £4.95, 217pp, hc) SF anthology. (Contents)
• * *Hell Hath Fury (Neville Spearman, Oct ’63, hc) (Contents)
• * *Pulsar 1 (Penguin 0-14-004279-2, 1978, 65p, 174pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *Pulsar 2 (Penguin, 1979, pb) (Contents)
• * *Stopwatch (NEL, Oct ’74, hc) (Contents)

HAY, OSWYN ROBERT TREGONWELL (1922- ); see pseudonym George Hay (stories) (chron.)

HAYWOOD, LAURA (Alice) W(eber) (1938- ); see pseudonym Alice Laurance (stories) (chron.)

HEALY, RAYMOND J(ohn), ed. (1907-1969?) (stories) (chron.)

• * *Adventures in Time and Space (with J. Francis McComas) (Random House, Aug ’46, $3.00, 997pp, hc) Second Edition, 1953, omits last five stories, also as Famous Science-Fiction Stories. Derivative Anthology More Adventures in Time and Space. (Contents)
• * _Adventures in Time and Space (with J. Francis McComas) (Grayson, 1952, hc) (Contents)
• * _Adventures in Time and Space (with J. Francis McComas) (Random House, 1953, hc) Omits last five stories from first edition. (Contents)
• * *Adventures in Time and Space [selections] (with J. Francis McComas) (Pennant Books P44, Mar ’54, 25¢, 200pp, pb) (Contents)
• * _Famous Science-Fiction Stories (with J. Francis McComas) (Modern Library, 1957, hc) See Adventures in Time and Space.
• * *More Adventures in Time and Space (with J. Francis McComas) (Bantam, Mar ’55, pb) Stories from Adventures in Time and Space. (Contents)
• * *New Tales of Space and Time (Henry Holt, Nov ’51, $3.50, 294pp, hc) (Contents)
• * *9 Tales of Space and Time (Henry Holt LCC 54-7026, 1954, $3.50, 307pp, hc) (Contents)

HEARD, GERALD; see under Heard, H. F. (stories) (chron.)

HEARD, H(enry) F(itzGerald) (1889-1971) (stories) (chron.)

• * *The Great Fog and Other Weird Tales (Vanguard, 1944, $2.50, 238pp, hc) Also revised as Weird Tales of Terror and Detection. (Contents)
• * *The Lost Cavern and Other Tales of the Fantastic (Vanguard, 1948, $3.00, 262pp, hc) (Contents)
• * _Weird Tales of Terror and Detection (Sun Dial, 1946, $1.00, 238pp, hc) Revised from The Great Fog and Other Weird Tales. (Contents)

HEFNER, HUGH M., ed. (1926- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * *The Bedside Playboy (Playboy, 1963, hc) Also available in pb (Playboy 1968). (Contents)

HEINLEIN, ROBERT A(nson) (1907-1988) (stories) (chron.) (assoc.)

• * *Assignment in Eternity (Fantasy Press, 1953, hc) (Contents)
• * _Assignment in Eternity (Digit D368, 1960, 2/-, 156pp, pb) Reprint (Fantasy Press 1953) of the first two stories from Assignment in Eternity. The last two stories are in Lost Legacy. Also NEL 1971. (Contents)
• * *The Best of Robert Heinlein (Sidgwick & Jackson, 1973, hc) (Contents)
• * *Expanded Universe (Grosset & Dunlap 0-448-11916-1, 1980, $12.95, 582pp, hc) (Contents)
• * *The Green Hills of Earth (Shasta, 1951, hc) [Future History] Also in A Robert Heinlein Omnibus. (Contents)
• * _A Heinlein Triad (Gollancz, 1966, hc) See Three by Heinlein.
• * *A Heinlein Trio (SFBC, 1980, hc) (Contents)
• * _Lost Legacy (Digit D386, 1960, 2/-, 156pp, pb) Reprint (Fantasy Press 1953) of the last two stories from Assignment in Eternity. (Contents)
• * *The Man Who Sold the Moon (Shasta, 1950, hc) [Future History] Also in A Robert Heinlein Omnibus. (Contents)
• * _The Man Who Sold the Moon (Signet, 1951, pb) [Future History] (Contents)
• * *The Menace from Earth (Gnome, 1959, hc) (Contents)
• * *Orphans of the Sky (Gollancz, 1963, hc) [Future History] (Contents)
• * *The Past Through Tomorrow (G.P. Putnam’s, 1967, hc) [Future History] (Contents)
• * *Revolt in 2100 (Shasta, 1953, hc) [Future History] NEL May 1972 edition omits introduction and afterword. (Contents)
• * *The Robert Heinlein Omnibus (Sidgwick & Jackson/SFBC, 1958, hc) (Contents)
• * *A Robert Heinlein Omnibus (Sidgwick & Jackson, 1966, £1.50, hc) (Contents)
• * _6 X H (Pyramid G642, Aug ’61, 35¢, 191pp, pb) See The Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag.
• * *Three by Heinlein (Doubleday, 1965, hc) In England as A Heinlein Triad. (Contents)
• * *The Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag (Gnome, 1959, hc) Also as 6 X H. (Contents)
• * *Waldo and Magic, Inc. (Doubleday, 1950, $2.50, 219pp, hc) (Contents)
• * *The Worlds of Robert A. Heinlein (Ace F-375, 1966, 40¢, 189pp, pb) (Contents)
• * _The Worlds of Robert A. Heinlein (NEL, Jul ’70, pb) Omits “Life-Line”. (Contents)

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• * *Tomorrow, the Stars (Doubleday, 1951, hc) (Contents)

HEINTZ, BONNIE L., ed. (stories) (chron.)

• * *Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow... (with Frank Herbert, Donald A. Joos & Jane Agorn McGee) (Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1974, tp) (Contents)

HENDERSON, ZENNA (née Chlarson) (1917-1983) (stories) (chron.)

• * *The Anything Box (Doubleday, 1965, hc) (Contents)
• * *Holding Wonder (Doubleday, 1971, hc) (Contents)
• * *The People: No Different Flesh (Doubleday, 1967, hc) [People] (Contents)
• * *Pilgrimage: The Book of the People (Doubleday, 1961, hc) [People] (Contents)

HERBERT, FRANK (Patrick) (1920-1986) (stories) (chron.)

• * *The Best of Frank Herbert (Sidgwick & Jackson 0-283-98173-3, 1975, hc) Edited by Angus Wells. (Contents)
• * *The Book of Frank Herbert (DAW, Jan ’73, pb) (Contents)
• * _The Book of Frank Herbert (Berkley, May ’81, 218pp, pb) Reprint, adds one article to DAW 1973 edition. (Contents)
• * *The Priests of Psi (Gollancz, 1980, hc) Also in pb (Macdonald Futura 1981). (Contents)
• * *The Worlds of Frank Herbert (NEL, Dec ’70, pb) (Contents)
• * *The Worlds of Frank Herbert (Ace, 1971, pb) Adds one story to U.K. edition. (Contents)

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• * *Nebula Winners 15 (Harper & Row, Apr ’81, hc) Also in pb (Bantam Mar ’83). (Contents)
• * _Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow... (with Donald A. Joos, Jane Agorn McGee & Bonnie L. Heintz) See entry under Bonnie L. Heintz

HERZOG, EMILE (Salomon Wilhelm) (1885-1967); see pseudonym André Maurois (stories) (chron.)

HIGGS, JULIA, ed. (chron.)

• * _Speculations (with Theodore Clymer, Leo Ruth & Evanechko) See entry under Theodore Clymer.

HILL, DOUGLAS (Arthur), ed. (1935-2007) (stories) (chron.)

• * *Alien Worlds (Heinemann 0-330-26817-1, 1981, hc) (Contents)
• * _Alien Worlds (Pan, 1982, pb)
• * *The Devil His Due (Rupert Hart-Davis, Aug ’67, 25/-, 156pp, hc) Also in pb (Avon 1969). (Contents)
• * *The Shape of Sex to Come (Pan, 1978, pb) (Contents)
• * *Warlocks and Warriors (Mayflower 583-11925-5, 1971, 25p, 159pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *Window on the Future (Rupert Hart-Davis, 1966, 21/-, 159pp, hc) (Contents)

HILL, RUSSELL, ed. (chron.)

• * *Reflections of the Future (Ginn & Co. 0-663-24239-8, 1975, 261pp, tp) Textbook. (Contents)

HIPOLITO, JANE E., ed. (1942- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * *Mars, We Love You (with Willis E. McNelly) (Doubleday, 1971, hc) (Contents)

HIPPLE, THEODORE W(allace), ed. (1935- ) (chron.)

• * *The Worlds of Science Fiction (with Robert G. Wright) (Allyn and Bacon, Inc. LCC# 78-66719, 1979, 248pp, tp) Textbook. (Contents)