Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections

Books, Listed by Author

POHL, FREDERIK (George, Jr.) (stories) (chron.) (continued)

• * *Critical Mass (with C. M. Kornbluth) (Bantam, Oct ’77, pb) (Contents)
• * *Day Million (Ballantine, Jun ’70, pb) (Contents)
• * *Digits and Dastards (Ballantine U2178, Jun ’66, 50¢, 192pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *The Early Pohl (Doubleday, 1976, hc) (Contents)
• * *The Frederik Pohl Omnibus (Gollancz, 1966, 25s, 318pp, hc) Also abridged as Survival Kit (Panther 1979). (Contents)
• * *The Gold at Starbow’s End (Ballantine, Aug ’72, pb) (Contents)
• * *In the Problem Pit (Bantam, Jun ’76, pb) (Contents)
• * *The Man Who Ate the World (Ballantine 397K, 1960, 35¢, 144pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *Midas World (St. Martin’s 0-312-53182-6, Aug ’83, $12.95, 276pp, hc) (Contents)
• * *Planets Three (Berkley 0-425-05224-9, Jan ’82, $2.50, 225pp, pb, cover by Gregg Hinlicky) (Contents)
• * *The Starchild Trilogy (with Jack Williamson) (SFBC, 1977, hc) [Starchild Trilogy] (Contents)
• * _The Survival Kit (Panther, 1979, 192pp, hc) Reprint collection, abridged from The Frederik Pohl Omnibus (Gollancz 1966). (Contents)
• * *Tomorrow Times Seven (Ballantine 325K, Jul ’59, 35¢, 160pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *Turn Left at Thursday (Ballantine 476K, Mar ’61, 35¢, 159pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *The Wonder Effect (with C. M. Kornbluth) (Ballantine F638, 1962, 50¢, 159pp, pb) (Contents)

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• * *Assignment in Tomorrow (Hanover House, 1954, $2.95, 317pp, hc) (Contents)
• * _The Best of C.M. Kornbluth See entry under C. M. Kornbluth.
• * *Best Science Fiction for 1972 (Ace, Sep ’72, pb) (Contents)
• * *The Best Science Fiction from If [No. 1, 1964] (Galaxy Pub. Co., 1964, 50¢, 162pp, digest) Number 2 is The Best Science Fiction from Worlds of Tomorrow. (Contents)
• * *The Best Science Fiction from Worlds of Tomorrow [No. 2, 1964] (Galaxy Pub. Co., 1964, 50¢, 162pp, digest) Number 1 was The Best Science Fiction from If. (Contents)
• * *Beyond the End of Time (Permabooks P145, 1952, 35¢, 407pp, pb) (Contents)
• * _Door to Anywhere (Curtis 7070, Apr ’70, 75¢, pb) See The Tenth Galaxy Reader.
• * *The Expert Dreamers (Doubleday, 1962, $3.95, 248pp, hc) (Contents)
• * _The Expert Dreamers (Gollancz, 1963, 18/-, 219pp, hc) Also in pb (Pan 1966). Pagination taken from Pan 1977 edition. (Contents)
• * _Final Encounter (Curtis 7071, Apr ’70, 75¢, pb) See The Eighth Galaxy Reader.
• * *Galaxy (with Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander) (Playboy 0-87223-568-8, 1980, $10.95, 465pp, hc, cover by Tommy Soloski) Thirty Years of Innovative Science Fiction. (Contents)
• * *The Seventh Galaxy Reader (Doubleday, 1964, $3.95, 247pp, hc) (Contents)
• * *The Eighth Galaxy Reader (Doubleday, 1965, $3.95, 248pp, hc) Also as Final Encounter. (Contents)
• * *The Ninth Galaxy Reader (Doubleday, Feb ’66, $3.95, 203pp, hc) (Contents)
• * *The Tenth Galaxy Reader (Doubleday, 1967, $4.50, 232pp, hc) Also as Door to Anywhere. (Contents)
• * *The Eleventh Galaxy Reader (Doubleday, 1969, hc) (Contents)
• * _Galaxy Volume 1 (with Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander) (Playboy Paperbacks 0-872-16917-0, 1981, $2.50, 240pp, pb) Reprint of the first half of Galaxy (Playboy 1980). (Contents)
• * _Galaxy Volume 2 (with Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander) (Playboy Paperbacks 0-872-16926-X, Nov ’81, $2.50, 238pp, pb) Reprint of the second half of Galaxy (Playboy 1980). (Contents)
• * *The Great Science Fiction Series (with Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander) (Harper & Row 0-06-013382-1, 1980, $16.95, 419pp, hc) (Contents)
• * *The If Reader of Science Fiction (Doubleday, 1966, $4.50, 252pp, hc) (Contents)
• * _Jupiter (with Carol Pohl) See entry under Carol Pohl.
• * *Nebula Winners 14 (Harper & Row, Aug ’80, hc) Also in pb (Bantam Jul ’82). (Contents)
• * *Nightmare Age (Ballantine, Oct ’70, pb) (Contents)
• * _Science Fiction Discoveries (with Carol Pohl) See entry under Carol Pohl.
• * *Science Fiction of the 40’s (with Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander) (Avon, Oct ’78, tp) (Contents)
• * *The Science Fiction Roll of Honor (Random House, 1975, hc) (Contents)
• * _Science Fiction: The Great Years (with Carol Pohl) See entry under Carol Pohl.
• * _Science Fiction: The Great Years, Vol. II (with Carol Pohl) See entry under Carol Pohl.
• * *The Second If Reader of Science Fiction (Doubleday LCC# 68-27132, 1968, $4.95, 239pp, hc) (Contents)
• * *Shadow of Tomorrow (Permabooks P236, 1953, 39¢, 379pp, pb) (Contents)
• * _Star Fourteen (Whiting & Wheaton, 1966, 21/-, 240pp, hc) See Star of Stars.
• * *Star of Stars (Doubleday, 1960, $3.50, 240pp, hc) In England as Star Fourteen. (Contents)
• * *Star Science Fiction Stories (Ballantine 16, 1953, 35¢, 202pp, pb) Also available in hc. (Contents)
• * *Star Science Fiction Stories No. 2 (Ballantine 55, 1953, 35¢, 196pp, pb) Also available in hc. (Contents)
• * *Star Science Fiction Stories No. 3 (Ballantine 96, 1954, 35¢, pb, hc) Also available in hc. (Contents)
• * *Star Science Fiction Stories No. 4 (Ballantine 272K, 1958, 35¢, 157pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *Star Science Fiction Stories No. 5 (Ballantine 308K, 1959, 35¢, 159pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *Star Science Fiction Stories No. 6 (Ballantine 353K, 1959, 35¢, 156pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *Star Short Novels (Ballantine 89, Oct ’54, 35¢, 168pp, pb) Also available in hc. (Contents)
• * *Time Waits for Winthrop, and Four Other Short Novels from Galaxy (Doubleday, 1962, $3.95, 336pp, hc) (Contents)
• * *Yesterday’s Tomorrows (Berkley 0-425-05648-1, Oct ’82, tp) (Contents)

POPP, LILIAN M., ed. (stories) (chron.)

• * _Journeys in Science Fiction (with Richard L. Loughlin) See entry under Richard L. Loughlin

POST, SAMUEL H. (?-2005); see under Anon.

• * _The Frozen Planet and 4 Other SF Novellas [as by Anonymous] See entry under Anonymous.
• * _The 6 Fingers of Time and 5 Other Science Fiction Novelets [as by Anonymous] See entry under Anonymous.

POTTER, ROBERT R., ed. (stories) (chron.)

• * *Beyond Time and Space (Globe Book Company 0-87065-155-2, 1978, 216pp, tp) Textbook with an introduction to each story and a Word Warm-up. Each story followed by “Checking your understanding..., ...And making inferences,” “Building your vocabulary,” and “Thinking it through.” (Contents)
• * *Tales of Mystery and the Unknown (Globe Book Company, 1976, 214pp, hc) Textbook, all stories abridged. (Contents)

POURNELLE, JERRY E(ugene) [Ph.D] (1933- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * *High Justice (Pocket 0-671-81104-5, May ’77, pb) (Contents)
• * *The Mercenary (Pocket, Feb ’77, pb) [John Christian Falkenberg] (Contents)

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• * *2020 Vision (Avon, Feb ’74, pb) (Contents)
• * *Black Holes (Futura, 1978, pb) Also in pb (Fawcett Apr ’79). (Contents)
• * *The Endless Frontier (Ace 0-441-20664-6, Nov ’79, $2.25, 376pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *The Endless Frontier Vol. II (with John F. Carr) (Ace 0-441-20666-2, Jan ’82, $2.95, 429pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *Nebula Award Stories 16 (with John F. Carr) (Holt, Rinehart & Winston 0-03-059787-0, 1982, hc) Also in pb (Bantam Sep ’83). (Contents)
• * *The Survival of Freedom (with John F. Carr) (Fawcett, Aug ’81, pb) (Contents)
• * *There Will Be War (with John F. Carr) (Tor 0-523-48555-7, Jan ’83, $2.95, 352pp, pb) (Contents)

PRATT, (Murray) FLETCHER (1897-1956); see under Anon. (stories) (chron.)

• * *Double in Space (Doubleday, 1951, $2.75, 217pp, hc) (Contents)
• * *Double in Space (Boardman, 1954, 9/6, 222pp, hc) (Contents)
• * *Double Jeopardy (Doubleday, 1952, $2.75, 214pp, hc) [George Helmfleety Jones] (Contents)
• * _The Petrified Planet [as by Anonymous] See entry under Anonymous.
• * _Tales from Gavagan’s Bar (with L. Sprague de Camp) See entry under L. Sprague de Camp.
• * _Tales from Gavagan’s Bar (Expanded Edition) (with L. Sprague de Camp) See entry under L. Sprague de Camp.
• * _Witches Three [as by Anonymous] See entry under Anonymous.

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• * *World of Wonder (New York: Twayne, 1951, $3.95, 445pp, hc) (Contents)

PRATT, WILLIAM HENRY (1887-1969); see pseudonym Boris Karloff (stories) (chron.)

PREISS, BYRON (Cary), ed. (1953-2005) (stories) (chron.)

• * _The Illustrated Harlan Ellison See entry under Harlan Ellison.
• * _The Illustrated Roger Zelazny See entry under Roger Zelazny.
• * *Weird Heroes Volume 1 (Pyramid 0-515-03746-X, Oct ’75, $1.50, 247pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *Weird Heroes Volume 2 (Pyramid 0-515-04044-4, Dec ’75, $1.50, 272pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *Weird Heroes Volume 6 (Pyramid 0-515-04037-1, Apr ’77, $1.75, 320pp, pb) (Contents)
• * *Weird Heroes Volume 8 (Jove 0-515-04275-9, Nov ’77, $1.75, 281pp, pb) (Contents)

PRIEST, CHRISTOPHER (McKenzie) (1943- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * *An Infinite Summer (Scribner’s, Oct ’79, hc) Also in pb (Dell Jun ’81). (Contents)
• * *The Making of the Lesbian Horse (Birmingham Science Fiction Group no ISBN, Nov ’79 [Sep ’87], no price, 11pp, ph) Collection of an original short story providing a sequel, of sorts, to The Inverted World and an article explaining its genesis and title. Issued in a limited edition of 500 numbered copies, to coincide with Priest’s Guest of Honour appearance at Novacon 9. (Contents)
• * *Real-Time World (NEL, 1974, hc) (Contents)

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• * *Anticipations (Scribner’s, 1978, hc) (Contents)
• * _Stars of Albion (with Robert Holdstock) See entry under Robert Holdstock.

PRIESTLEY, J(ohn) B(oynton) (1894-1984) (stories) (chron.)

• * *The Other Place (Harper & Row, 1953, $3.00, 265pp, hc) (Contents)

PROCTOR, GEORGE W(yatt), ed. (1946- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * *Lone Star Universe (with Steven Utley) (Heidelberg, 1976, hc) Speculative Fiction & Fantasy from Texas (Contents)
• * _The Science Fiction Hall of Fame Volume III (with Arthur C. Clarke) See entry under Arthur C. Clarke

PRONZINI, BILL, ed.; [i.e., William John Pronzini] (1943- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * *The Arbor House Necropolis (Arbor House 0-87795-338-4, Nov ’81, $11.50, 850pp, tp) Contains the books Voodoo!, Mummy! and Ghoul!. (Contents)
• * *The Arbor House Treasury of Horror and the Supernatural (with Martin H. Greenberg & Barry N. Malzberg) (Arbor House 0-87795-349-X, 1981, $20.95, hc) (Contents)
• * *Bug-Eyed Monsters (with Barry N. Malzberg) (HBJ 0-15-614789-0, 1980, $4.95, 273pp, tp) (Contents)
• * *Creature! (Arbor House 0-87795-310-4, 1981, $12.95, 301pp, hc) A Chrestomathy of “Monstery" (Contents)
• * _Dark Sins, Dark Dreams (with Barry N. Malzberg) See entry under Barry N. Malzberg
• * _The End of Summer (with Barry N. Malzberg) See entry under Barry N. Malzberg
• * *Midnight Specials (Bobbs-Merrill 0-672-52308-6, 1977, $10.95, hc) Also available in pb (Avon Apr ’78). (Contents)
• * *Mummy! (Arbor House 0-87795-271-X, 1980, $10.95, 273pp, hc) A Chrestomathy of “Crypt-ology”. Also in The Arbor House Necropolis. (Contents)
• * *Shared Tomorrows (with Barry N. Malzberg) (St. Martin’s 0-312-71637-0, Oct ’79, $10.00, hc) Science Fiction in Collaboration (Contents)
• * *Specter! (Arbor House 0-87795-391-0, 1982, $13.95, hc) A Chrestomathy of “Spookery" (Contents)
• * _Tricks and Treats See entry under Mystery Writers of America.
• * *Voodoo! (New York: Arbor House 0-87795-262-0, 1980, $10.95, 295pp, hc) A Chrestomathy of Necromancy. Also in The Arbor House Necropolis. (Contents)
• * *Werewolf! (Arbor House 0-87795-210-8, 1979, $12.95, 201pp, hc) A Chrestomathy of Lycanthropy (Contents)

PROTTER, ERIC, ed. (1927- ) (chron.)

• * *Monster Festival (Vanguard, 1965, $4.95, 286pp, hc) (Contents)

PUGNER, CAROL, ed. (chron.)

• * _A Science Fiction Reader (with Harry Harrison) See entry under Harry Harrison.

QUINN, JAMES L., ed. (chron.)

• * *The First World of If (with Eve Wulff) (Quinn, 1957, 50¢, 160pp+, dg) (Contents)
• * *The Second World of If (with Eve Wulff) (Quinn, 1958, 50¢, 160pp+, dg) (Contents)

RABKIN, ERIC S(tanley), ed. (1946- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * *Fantastic Worlds: Myths, Tales, and Stories (Oxford University Press 0-19-502542-3, 1979, $22.50, 478pp, hc) (Contents)
• * *Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology (Oxford University Press 0-19-503290-X, May ’83, $19.95, 529pp, hc) (Contents)

RANDALL, MARTA, ed. (1948- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * _New Dimensions 11 (with Robert Silverberg) See entry under Robert Silverberg.
• * *New Dimensions 12 (with Robert Silverberg) (Pocket, Jun ’81, pb) (Contents)

RANDALL, ROBERT; pseudonym of Randall Garrett & Robert Silverberg (stories) (chron.)

• * *The Shrouded Planet (Gnome, 1958, hc) (Contents)

RAPHAEL, RICK (1919-1994) (stories) (chron.)

• * *The Thirst Quenchers (Gollancz, 1965, 15/-, 175pp, hc) (Contents)

RAYER, FRANCIS G(eorge) (1921-1981); see under Anon. (stories) (chron.)

• * *The Star Seekers (Pearsons T-B, 1954, 9d, 64pp, pb) Fix-up novel. (Contents)
• * _Worlds at War [as by Anonymous] See entry under Anonymous.

RAYNAUD, OLIVIER (1955- ); see pseudonym Richard D. Nolane (stories) (chron.)

REAMY, TOM; [i.e., Thomas Earl Reamy] (1935-1977) (stories) (chron.) (assoc.)

• * *San Diego Lightfoot Sue and Other Stories (Earthlight 0-935128-00-X, 1979, hc) Also in pb (Ace Aug ’83). (Contents)

REAVES, J(ames) MICHAEL (1950- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * *Darkworld Detective (Bantam, Jun ’82, pb) [Kamus of Kadizhar] (Contents)

REAVES, MICHAEL; see under Reaves, J. Michael (stories) (chron.)

REED, CLIFFORD C(ecil) (1911- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * *Martian Enterprise (Digit R638, 1962, 2/6, 160pp, pb) (Contents)

REED, KIT (1932- ) (stories) (chron.)

• * *The Killer Mice (Gollancz 0-575-02133-0, 1976, 191pp, hc) (Contents)
• * _The Killer Mice (Corgi, 1978, 190pp, pb) Reprint collection, abridged from Gollancz 1976 edition. (Contents)
• * *Mister Da V. and Other Stories (London: Faber and Faber, 1967, 21/-, 219pp, hc) Also in pb (Berkley Medalion Jul ’73). (Contents)
• * *Other Stories and...The Attack of the Giant Baby (Berkley, Aug ’81, viii+215pp, pb, cover by Jill Bauman) (Contents)

REEVE, ARTHUR B(enjamin) (1880-1936) (stories) (chron.)

• * *The Silent Bullet (Dodd, Mead, 1912, 290pp, hc) [Craig Kennedy] (Contents)

REGINALD, R(obert);, ed. pseudonym of Michael Burgess, (1948- ) (chron.)

• * _Ancestral Voices (with Douglas Menville) See entry under Douglas Menville.
• * *King Solomon’s Children (with Douglas Menville) (New York: Arno Press 0-405-11018-9, 1978, $37.00, hc) Three novel-length parodies of novels by H. Rider Haggard. Pagination is reprinted from original sources and therefore is not sequential. (Contents)