Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections

Chronological List

BLISH, JAMES (books) (stories) (continued)

• Surface Tension (nv) Galaxy Aug 1952 [Lavon]
• Giants in the Earth (na) Future Tense, ed. Kendell F. Crossen, Greenberg 1952
• Testament of Andros (nv) Future Jan 1953
• Turn of a Century (ss) Dynamic Science Fiction Mar 1953
• Sargasso of Lost Cities (na) Two Complete Science-Adventure Books Spr 1953 [Okie]
• First Strike (ss) F&SF Jun 1953
• Common Time (ss) Science Fiction Quarterly Aug 1953
• A Case of Conscience (na) If Sep 1953 [After Such Knowledge]
• Earthman, Come Home (nv) Astounding Nov 1953 [Okie]
• F Y I (ss) Star Science Fiction Stories #2, ed. Frederik Pohl, Ballantine 1953
• Beep (nv) Galaxy Feb 1954
• At Death’s End (nv) Astounding May 1954
• The Thing in the Attic (nv) If Jul 1954
• A Matter of Energy (vi) F&SF May 1955; gp.
• Watershed (ss) If May 1955
• One-Shot (ss) Astounding Aug 1955 [Civilian Intelligence Group (Harris)]
• King of the Hill (ss) Infinity Science Fiction Nov 1955 [Civilian Intelligence Group (Harris)]
• Earthman, Come Home (n.) G.P. Putnam’s 1955 [Okie]
• Seeding Program (na) F&SF Feb 1956
• A Time to Survive (na) F&SF Feb 1956; also as “Seeding Program”.
• To Pay the Piper (ss) If Feb 1956
• Sponge Dive (ss) Infinity Science Fiction Jun 1956 [Civilian Intelligence Group (Harris)]
• Art-Work (nv) Science Fiction Stories Jul 1956; also as “A Work of Art”.
• Tomb Tapper (nv) Astounding Jul 1956
• A Work of Art (nv) Science Fiction Stories Jul 1956
• Writing of the Rat (ss) Galaxy Jul 1956
• The Dark Night of the Soul (ss) Galaxy Aug 1956
• The Genius Heap (ss) Galaxy Aug 1956; also as “The Dark Night of the Soul”.
• The Seedling Stars (n.) Gnome 1956
• Surface Tension (na) The Seedling Stars, James Blish, Gnome 1956; revised from “Sunken Universe”, Super Science Stories May ’42 and “Surface Tension”, Galaxy Aug ’52. [Lavon]
• They Shall Have Stars (n.) London: Faber and Faber 1956 [Okie]
• Get Out of My Sky (na) Astounding Jan 1957 (+1) [Canis Venatici]
• In Memoriam: Fletcher Pratt (pm) F&SF Jan 1957
• Year 2018! (n.) Avon 1957 [Okie]
• The Triumph of Time (n.) New York: Avon 1958 [Okie]
• This Earth of Hours (nv) F&SF Jun 1959
• Galactic Cluster (co) Signet 1959
• Nor Iron Bars (nv) Galactic Cluster, Signet 1959 [Gordon Arpe]
• The Masks (ss) F&SF Nov 1959
• The Oath (nv) F&SF Oct 1960
• And Some Were Savages (nv) Amazing Nov 1960
• So Close to Home (co) Ballantine 1961
• The Abattoir Effect (ss) So Close to Home, Ballantine 1961
• A Dusk of Idols (nv) Amazing Mar 1961
• None So Blind (ss) F&SF May 1962
• Who’s in Charge Here? (ss) F&SF May 1962; also as “None So Blind”.
• On the Wall of the Lodge [with Virginia Kidd] (nv) Galaxy Jun 1962
• A Life for the Stars (n.) Analog Sep 1962 (+1) [Okie]
• The Shipwrecked Hotel [with Norman L. Knight] (nv) Galaxy Aug 1965 [Tritons]
• No Jokes on Mars (ss) F&SF Oct 1965
• Best Science Fiction Stories of James Blish (co) Faber and Faber 1965
• A Hero’s Life (nv) Impulse Mar 1966
• The Piper of Dis [with Norman L. Knight] (nv) Galaxy Aug 1966 [Tritons]
• New Dreams This Morning [ed.] (an) Ballantine 1966
• How Beautiful with Banners (ss) Orbit 1, ed. Damon Knight, Berkley Medallion 1966
• To Love Another [with Norman L. Knight] (nv) Analog Apr 1967 [Tritons]
• Star Trek (oc) Bantam 1967 [Star Trek]
• A Torrent of Faces [with Norman L. Knight] (n.) Doubleday 1967 [Tritons]
• Balance of Terror (sa) Star Trek #1, Bantam 1967; screenplay by Paul Schneider.
• Charlie X (sa) Star Trek #1, Bantam 1967; also as “Charlie’s Law”.
• Charlie’s Law (sa) Star Trek #1, Bantam 1967; screenplay by D.C. Fontana & Gene Roddenberry.
• The Conscience of the King (sa) Star Trek #1, Bantam 1967; screenplay by Barry Trivers.
• Dagger of the Mind (sa) Star Trek #1, Bantam 1967; screenplay by S. Bar-David.
• The Man Trap (sa) Star Trek #1, Bantam 1967; also as “The Unreal McCoy”.
• Miri (sa) Star Trek #1, Bantam 1967; screenplay by Adrian Spies.
• The Naked Time (sa) Star Trek #1, Bantam 1967; screenplay by John D.F. Black.
• The Unreal McCoy (sa) Star Trek #1, Bantam 1967; screenplay by George Clayton Johnson.
• Skysign (nv) Analog May 1968
• Star Trek 2 (oc) Bantam 1968 [Star Trek]
• Arena (sa) Star Trek #2, Bantam 1968; screenplay by Gene L. Coon, based on the story by Fredric Brown.; screenplay by Gene L. Coon.
• The City on the Edge of Forever (sa) Star Trek #2, Bantam 1968; screenplay by Harlan Ellison.
• Court Martial (sa) Star Trek #2, Bantam 1968; screenplay by Don M. Mankiewicz & Steven W. Carabatsos.
• “The Earthmanist Culture” by Richard D. Mullen (ar) 1968
• Errand of Mercy (sa) Star Trek #2, Bantam 1968; screenplay by Gene L. Coon.
• Operation—Annihilate! (sa) Star Trek #2, Bantam 1968; screenplay by Steven W. Carabatsos.
• Space Seed (sa) Star Trek #2, Bantam 1968; screenplay by Carey Wilbur & Gene L. Coon.
• A Taste of Armageddon (sa) Star Trek #2, Bantam 1968; screenplay by Robert Hamner & Gene L. Coon.
• Tomorrow Is Yesterday (sa) Star Trek #2, Bantam 1968; screenplay by D.C. Fontana.
• Star Trek 3 (oc) Bantam 1969 [Star Trek]
• Amok Time (sa) Star Trek #3, Bantam 1969; screenplay by Theodore Sturgeon.
• Assignment: Earth (sa) Star Trek #3, Bantam 1969; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry & Art Wallace.
• The Doomsday Machine (sa) Star Trek #3, Bantam 1969; screenplay by Norman Spinrad.
• Friday’s Child (sa) Star Trek #3, Bantam 1969; screenplay by D.C. Fontana.
• The Last Gunfight (sa) Star Trek #3, Bantam 1969; screenplay by Lee Cronin.
• Mirror, Mirror (sa) Star Trek #3, Bantam 1969; screenplay by Jerome Bixby.
• Preface: Some Awards for Star Trek—and an Open Letter (pr) Star Trek #3, Bantam 1969
• The Trouble with Tribbles (sa) Star Trek #3, Bantam 1969; screenplay by David Gerrold.
• We All Die Naked (na) Three for Tomorrow, ed. Robert Silverberg, Meredith 1969
• Spectre of the Gun (sa) Star Trek #3, Bantam 1969; also as “The Last Gunfight”.
• Cities in Flight (co) Avon 1970 [Okie]
• Spock Must Die! (n.) New York: Bantam Feb 1970 [Star Trek]
• A Style in Treason (nv) Galaxy Jun 1970
• More Light (nv) Alchemy & Academe, ed. Anne McCaffrey, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1970
• Nebula Award Stories No. 5 [ed.] (an) Doubleday 1970
• Darkside Crossing (nv) Galaxy Dec 1970
• Statistician’s Day (ss) Science Against Man, ed. Anthony Cheetham, Avon 1970
• Anywhen (co) Doubleday 1970
• Future Recall (ar) The Disappearing Future, ed. George Hay, Panther 1970
• Star Trek 4 (oc) Bantam 1971 [Star Trek]
• All Our Yesterdays (sa) Star Trek #4, Bantam 1971; screenplay by Jean Lisette Aroeste.
• The Devil in the Dark (sa) Star Trek #4, Bantam 1971; screenplay by Gene L. Coon.
• The Enterprise Incident (sa) Star Trek #4, Bantam 1971; screenplay by D.C. Fontana.
• Journey to Babel (sa) Star Trek #4, Bantam 1971; screenplay by D.C. Fontana.
• The Menagerie (sa) Star Trek #4, Bantam 1971; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry.
• A Piece of the Action (sa) Star Trek #4, Bantam 1971; screenplay by David P. Harmon & Gene L. Coon; screenplay by David P. Harmon & Gene L. Coon.
• Preface (pr) Star Trek #4, Bantam 1971
• Star Trek 5 (oc) Bantam 1972 [Star Trek]
• Let That Be Your Last Battlefield (sa) Star Trek #5, Bantam 1972; screenplay by O. Crawford & Lee Cronin; screenplay by Oliver Crawford & Lee Cronin.
• Requiem for Methuselah (sa) Star Trek #5, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Jerome Bixby; screenplay by Jerome Bixby.
• This Side of Paradise (sa) Star Trek #5, Bantam 1972; screenplay by N. Butler & D.C. Fontana; screenplay by Nathan Butler & D.C. Fontana.
• The Tholian Web (sa) Star Trek #5, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Judy Burns & Chet Richards; screenplay by Judy Burns & Chet Richards.
• Turnabout Intruder (sa) Star Trek #5, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry & A.H. Singer; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry & Arthur H. Singer.
• The Way to Eden (sa) Star Trek #5, Bantam 1972; screenplay by A. Heinemann & M. Richards; screenplay by Arthur Heinemann & Michael Richards.
• Whom Gods Destroy (sa) Star Trek #5, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Lee Erwin & Jerry Sohl; screenplay by Lee Erwin & Jerry Sohl.
• Star Trek 6 (oc) Bantam 1972 [Star Trek]
• The Apple (sa) Star Trek #6, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Max Ehrlich & Gene L. Coon; screenplay by Max Ehrlich & Gene L. Coon.
• By Any Other Name (sa) Star Trek #6, Bantam 1972; screenplay by D.C. Fontana & Jerome Bixby; screenplay by D.C. Fontana & Jerome Bixby.
• The Cloud Minders (sa) Star Trek #6, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Margaret Armen, David Gerrold & Oliver Crawford.
• The Lights of Zetar (sa) Star Trek #6, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Jeremy Tarcher & Shari Lewis; screenplay by Jeremy Tarcher & Shari Lewis.
• The Mark of Gideon (sa) Star Trek #6, Bantam 1972; screenplay by G.F. Slavin & S. Adams; screenplay by George F. Slavin & Stanley Adams.
• Midsummer Century (na) F&SF Apr 1972
• The Savage Curtain (sa) Star Trek #6, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry & A. Heinemann; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry & Arthur Heinemann.
• Star Trek 7 (oc) Bantam 1972 [Star Trek]
• The Changeling (sa) Star Trek #7, Bantam 1972; screenplay by John Meredyth Lucas; screenplay by John Meredyth Lucas.
• The Deadly Years (sa) Star Trek #7, Bantam 1972; screenplay by David P. Harmon; screenplay by David P. Harmon.
• Elaan of Troyius (sa) Star Trek #7, Bantam 1972; screenplay by John Meredyth Lucas; screenplay by John Meredyth Lucas.
• Metamorphosis (sa) Star Trek #7, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Gene L. Coon; screenplay by Gene L. Coon.
• The Paradise Syndrome (sa) Star Trek #7, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Margaret Armen; screenplay by Margaret Armen.
• Who Mourns for Adonais? (sa) Star Trek #7, Bantam 1972; screenplay by G. Ralston & Gene L. Coon; screenplay by Gilbert A. Ralston & Gene L. Coon.
• Star Trek 8 (oc) Bantam 1972 [Star Trek]
• Catspaw (sa) Star Trek #8, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Robert Bloch.
• The Enemy Within (sa) Star Trek #8, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Richard Matheson.
• For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky (sa) Star Trek #8, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Rik Vollaerts.
• Spock’s Brain (sa) Star Trek #8, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Lee Cronin.
• Where No Man Has Gone Before (sa) Star Trek #8, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Samuel A. Peeples.
• Wolf in the Fold (sa) Star Trek #8, Bantam 1972; screenplay by Robert Bloch.
• The Cloud Miners (sa) Star Trek #6, Bantam 1972; screenplay by M. Armen, D. Gerrold & O. Crawford.
• Getting Along [with Judith Ann Lawrence] (nv) Again, Dangerous Visions, ed. Harlan Ellison, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1972
• Midsummer Century (n.) Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1972
• Star Trek 9 (oc) Bantam 1973 [Star Trek]
• The Immunity Syndrome (sa) Star Trek #9, Bantam 1973; screenplay by Robert Sabaroff.
• Obsession (sa) Star Trek #9, Bantam 1973; screenplay by Art Wallace.
• The Return of the Archons (sa) Star Trek #9, Bantam 1973; screenplay by Boris Sobelman & Gene Roddenberry.
• Return to Tomorrow (sa) Star Trek #9, Bantam 1973; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry & John T. Dougan.
• That Which Survives (sa) Star Trek #9, Bantam 1973; screenplay by J.M. Lucas & D.C. Fontana.
• The Ultimate Computer (sa) Star Trek #9, Bantam 1973; screenplay by D.C. Fontana & Laurence N. Wolfe.
• A True Bill (nv) Ten Tomorrows, ed. Roger Elwood, Fawcett 1973
• Midsummer Century (co) DAW 1974
• Star Trek 10 (oc) Bantam 1974 [Star Trek]
• The Alternative Factor (sa) Star Trek #10, Bantam 1974; screenplay by Don Ingalls; screenplay by Don Ingalls.
• The Empath (sa) Star Trek #10, Bantam 1974; screenplay by Joyce Muskat; screenplay by Joyce Muskat.
• The Galileo Seven (sa) Star Trek #10, Bantam 1974; screenplay by S. Wincelberg & O. Crawford; screenplay by S. Wincelberg & O. Crawford.
• Is There No Truth in Beauty? (sa) Star Trek #10, Bantam 1974; screenplay by Jean Lisette Aroeste; screenplay by Jean Lisette Aroeste.
• The Omega Glory (sa) Star Trek #10, Bantam 1974; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry.
• A Private Little War (sa) Star Trek #10, Bantam 1974; screenplay by Don Ingalls & Gene Roddenberry; screenplay by Don Ingalls, Gene Roddenberry & Jud Crucis.
• The Glitch [with L. Jerome Stanton] (nv) Galaxy Jun 1974
• A Price of a Drink (ss) The Berserkers, ed. Roger Elwood, Trident 1974
• Star Trek 11 (oc) Bantam 1975 [Star Trek]
• Bread and Circuses (sa) Star Trek #11, Bantam 1975; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry & Gene L. Coon; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry & Gene L. Coon.
• Day of the Dove (sa) Star Trek #11, Bantam 1975; screenplay by Jerome Bixby; screenplay by Jerome Bixby.
• Plato’s Stepchildren (sa) Star Trek #11, Bantam 1975; screenplay by Meyer Dolinsky; screenplay by Meyer Dolinsky.
• The Squire of Gothos (sa) Star Trek #11, Bantam 1975; screenplay by Paul Schneider; screenplay by Paul Schneider.
• What Are Little Girls Made Of? (sa) Star Trek #11, Bantam 1975; screenplay by Robert Bloch; screenplay by Robert Bloch.
• Wink of an Eye (sa) Star Trek #11, Bantam 1975; screenplay by Arthur Heinemann & Lee Cronin; screenplay by Arthur Heinemann & Lee Cronin.
• Epigraph (ex) Vector Sum 1975
• The Star Trek Reader (om) E.P. Dutton 1976 [Star Trek]
• Star Trek 12 [with Judith Ann Lawrence] (oc) Bantam 1977 [Star Trek]
• The Corbomite Maneuver (sa) Star Trek #12, Bantam 1977; screenplay by Jerry Sohl.
• The Gamesters of Triskelion (sa) Star Trek #12, Bantam 1977; screenplay by Margaret Armen.
• Patterns of Force (sa) Star Trek #12, Bantam 1977; screenplay by John Meredyth Lucas.
• The Star Trek Reader II (om) E.P. Dutton 1977 [Star Trek]
• The Star Trek Reader III (co) E.P. Dutton 1977 [Star Trek]
• The Star Trek Reader IV (co) E.P. Dutton 1978 [Star Trek]
• The Best of James Blish (co) Ballantine 1979
• The Seedling Stars / Galactic Cluster (co) Signet 1983
• Chronology of Cities in Flight (ms)
• Credo (in)
• Foreword to “Private Eye” (is)
• In Tomorrow’s Little Black Bag (ar)
• Introduction (in)
• Introduction [with Judith Ann Lawrence Blish] (is)
• Introduction—The Function of Science Fiction (in)

BLISH, JUDITH (Ann Lawrence); also as Judith Ann Lawrence (stories)

• Introduction [with James Blish] (is)

BLIXEN, KAREN; [i.e., Baroness Karen Christence Blixen-Finecke] (1885-1962); see pseudonym Isak Dinesen (stories)

BLOCH, ALAN (1915- ) (stories)

• Men Are Different (vi) Science Fiction Thinking Machines, ed. Groff Conklin, Vanguard 1954

BLOCH, CHAYIM (1881-?) (stories)

• The Making of the Golem (ss)

BLOCH, ROBERT (Albert) (1917-1994); see pseudonym Tarleton Fiske (books) (stories)

• The Feast in the Abbey (ss) Weird Tales Jan 1935
• The Secret in the Tomb (ss) Weird Tales May 1935
• The Suicide in the Study (ss) Weird Tales Jun 1935
• The Shambler from the Stars (ss) Weird Tales Sep 1935
• How I Get My Inspiration (ar) The Phantagraph Nov 1935
• Black Lotus (ss) Unusual Stories Win 1935
• The Druidic Doom (ss) Weird Tales Apr 1936
• The Faceless God (ss) Weird Tales May 1936
• The Grinning Ghoul (ss) Weird Tales Jun 1936
• The Opener of the Way (ss) Weird Tales Oct 1936
• The Dark Demon (ss) Weird Tales Nov 1936
• Mother of Serpents (ss) Weird Tales Dec 1936
• The Mannikin (ss) Weird Tales Apr 1937
• The Black Kiss [with Henry Kuttner] (ss) Weird Tales Jun 1937; originally with Henry Kuttner, who asked that his name be removed from later publication. [Michael Leigh]
• The Secret of Sebek (ss) Weird Tales Nov 1937 [Sebek (unnamed narrator)]
• Fane of the Black Pharaoh (ss) Weird Tales Dec 1937
• The Eyes of the Mummy (ss) Weird Tales Apr 1938 [Sebek (unnamed narrator)]
• Slave of the Flames (ss) Weird Tales Jun 1938
• Return to the Sabbath (ss) Weird Tales Jul 1938
• The Mandarin’s Canaries (ss) Weird Tales Sep 1938
• The Hound of Pedro (ss) Weird Tales Nov 1938
• Beetles (ss) Weird Tales Dec 1938
• Waxworks (nv) Weird Tales Jan 1939
• The Strange Flight of Richard Clayton (ss) Amazing Mar 1939
• The Cloak (ss) Unknown May 1939
• The Seal of the Satyr (ss) Strange Stories Jun 1939
• Mannikins of Horror (ss) Weird Tales Dec 1939
• The Ghost-Writer (ss) Weird Tales May 1940
• The Fiddler’s Fee (ss) Weird Tales Jul 1940
• House of the Hatchet (ss) Weird Tales Jan 1941
• Beauty’s Beast (ss) Weird Tales May 1941
• A Good Knight’s Work (nv) Unknown Oct 1941
• The Shoes (ss) Unknown Feb 1942
• Time Wounds All Heels (ss) Fantastic Adventures Apr 1942 [Lefty Feep]
• Black Bargain (ss) Weird Tales May 1942
• A Question of Etiquette (ss) Weird Tales Sep 1942
• Nursemaid to Nightmares (na) Weird Tales Nov 1942 [Margate (unnamed narrator)]
• The Eager Dragon (nv) Weird Tales Jan 1943
• The Fear Planet (ss) Super Science Stories Feb 1943
• It Happened Tomorrow (nv) Astonishing Stories Feb 1943
• Almost Human (ss) Fantastic Adventures Jun 1943
• The Skeleton in the Closet (ss) Fantastic Adventures Jun 1943
• Stuporman (nv) Fantastic Adventures Jun 1943 [Lefty Feep]
• Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper (ss) Weird Tales Jul 1943