Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections

Chronological List

OLIVER, CHAD (books) (stories) (continued)
• The Last Word [with Charles Beaumont] (ss) F&SF Apr 1955 [Claude Adams]
• Artifact (nv) F&SF Jun 1955
• Another Kind (co) Ballantine 1955
• The Mother of Necessity (ss) Another Kind, Ballantine 1955
• A Star Above It (ss) Another Kind, Ballantine 1955
• I, Claude [with Charles Beaumont] (ss) F&SF Feb 1956 [Claude Adams]
• North Wind (nv) F&SF Mar 1956
• The Guests of Chance [with Charles Beaumont] (ss) Infinity Science Fiction Jun 1956
• Didn’t He Ramble (ss) F&SF Apr 1957
• Between the Thunder and the Sun (na) F&SF May 1957
• The Wind Blows Free (nv) F&SF Jul 1957
• Pilgrimage (ss) F&SF Feb 1958
• Guardian Spirit (nv) F&SF Apr 1958; also as “The Marginal Man”.
• The Marginal Man (nv) F&SF Apr 1958, as “Guardian Spirit”.
• Transfusion (nv) Astounding Jun 1959
• End of the Line (nv) F&SF Jan 1965
• A Stick for Harry Eddington (ss) F&SF Aug 1965
• Far from This Earth (ss) The Year 2000, ed. Harry Harrison, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1970
• The Edge of Forever (co) Sherbourne 1971
• King of the Hill (ss) Again, Dangerous Visions, ed. Harlan Ellison, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1972
• Second Nature (nv) Future Quest, ed. Roger Elwood, Avon 1973
• Caravans Unlimited: Stability (nv) Continuum #2, ed. Roger Elwood, Putnams 1974
• The Gift (nv) Future Kin, ed. Roger Elwood, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1974
• The Middle Man (nv) Continuum #3, ed. Roger Elwood, Putnams 1974
• Shaka! (nv) Continuum #1, ed. Roger Elwood, Putnams 1974
• Caravans Unlimited: Monitor (nv) Continuum #4, ed. Roger Elwood, Putnams 1975
• Community Study (nv) Lone Star Universe, ed. George W. Proctor & Steven Utley, Heidelberg 1976
• To Whom It May Concern (ss) A Spadeful of Spacetime, ed. Fred Saberhagen, Ace 1981
• Afterthoughts (aw)
• Oliver-Editors Correspondence [with Anthony Boucher] (lt)

OLIVER, FRANCES; see pseudonym Monica Sterba (stories)

OLIVER, J. T. (stories)
• The Peaceful Martian (ss) Fantasy Book #8 1951

OLIVER, OWEN; pseudonym of Joshua Albert Flynn, (1863-1933) (stories)
• The Black Shadow (ss) Cassell’s Feb 1903

OLMSTEAD, DVORA (stories)
• The Teardrop (ss) Clarion III, ed. Robert Scott Wilson, Signet 1973

OLNEY, GEORGE W. (stories)
• Guard at the Gates of Hell (nv) Analog Yearbook II, ed. Stanley Schmidt, Ace 1981

OLNEY, ROSS R. (1929- ) (books) (stories)
• Tales of Time and Space [ed.] (an) Western Publishing Co. 1969
• Yesterday’s Fantasy, Today’s Fact—an Introduction (in)

OLONOFF, NEIL (1950- ) (stories)
• The Cats of Pere LaChaise (ss) A Touch of Paris Jun 1980, as “I’ll Tell Her You’ll Be Late for Dinner”.
• I’ll Tell Her You’ll Be Late for Dinner (ss) A Touch of Paris Jun 1980; also as “The Cats of Pere LaChaise”.

OLSEN, ALFRED J(ohannes), JR. (1884-1956); see pseudonym Bob Olsen (stories)

OLSEN, ALICE (stories)
• Winter Night (ar) Weird Tales May 1940

OLSEN, BOB; pseudonym of Alfred J. Olsen, Jr., (1884-1956) (stories)
• The Four-Dimensional Roller-Press (ss) Amazing Jun 1927 [Fourth Dimension (unnamed narrator)]

OLSEN, ROBERT R. (stories)
• Paleontology: An Experimental Science (ss) Analog Aug 1974
• Metal (nv) New Dimensions 8, ed. Robert Silverberg, Harper & Row 1978

OLSON, DONALD (J.) (1928-2011) (stories)
• Rowena’s Brooch (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jun 1973

OLSON, EUGENE E. (1936- ); see pseudonym Brad Steiger (stories)

OLTHUIS, MARTY (1925- ) (stories)
• “Hold my Hand,” said the Cat (ss) New Worlds from the Lowlands, ed. Manuel van Loggem, Merrick 1982; “Hou m’n hand vast, zei de poes”; tr. by Ria Leigh-Loohuizen.

O’NEIL, DENNY; [i.e., Dennis Joseph O’Neil] (1939- ) (stories)
• After They’ve Seen Paree (ss) Generation, ed. David Gerrold, Dell 1972
• Noonday Devil (ss) Saving Worlds, ed. Roger Elwood & Virginia Kidd, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1973
• Annie Mae: A Love Story (ss) The Far Side of Time, ed. Roger Elwood, Dodd Mead 1974

O’NEILL, SCOTT (books) (stories)
• Martian Sexpot (co) Jade 1963
• And They’re All Exactly Twenty-Six Years Old (ss)
• Dear Mavis (ss)
• I Tell You, Al (ss)
• The Instant Maids of Mars (ss)
• Speaking of Ganymede (ss)
• The World’s Greatest Salesman (ss)

ONIONS, (George) OLIVER (1873-1961) (books) (stories)
• Phantas (ss) Nash’s Magazine Feb 1910
• The Cigarette Case (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller Aug 13 1910
• Rooum (ss) The Fortnightly Review Dec 1910
• Benlian (nv) The Fortnightly Review Jan 1911
• Widdershins (co) M. Secker 1911
• The Accident (ss) Widdershins, Secker 1911
• The Beckoning Fair One (na) Widdershins, Secker 1911
• Hic Jacet (nv) Widdershins, Secker 1911
• Io (ss) Widdershins, Secker 1911
• The Rocker (ss) Widdershins, Secker 1911
• Ghosts in the Daylight (co) Chapman 1924
• The Woman in the Way (nv) Ghosts in Daylight, London: Chapman & Hall 1924
• “John Gladwin Says...” (ss) The London Magazine Aug 1928
• The Painted Face (co) Heinemann 1929
• The Master of the House (nv) The Painted Face, Heinemann 1929
• The Rosewood Door (na) The Painted Face, Heinemann 1929
• The Out-Sister (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly and The Outline Dec 1931
• The Collected Ghost Stories of Oliver Onions (co) I. Nicholson & Watson 1935
• The Rope in the Rafters (nv) The Collected Ghost Stories of Oliver Onions, Ivor Nicholson & Watson 1935
• The Ascending Dream (ss)
• Dear Dryad (ss)
• The Honey in the Wall (ss)
• The Lost Thyrsus (ss)
• The Painted Face (ss)
• The Real People (ss)
• Resurrection in Bronze (ss)

ONSPAUGH, CARL (stories)
• Eine Kleine Nachtmusik [with Fredric Brown] (ss) F&SF Jun 1965

OPPENHEIM, E(dward) PHILLIPS (1866-1946) (stories)
• The Spinsters (ss) The Grand Magazine Jun 1926; also as “Two Spinsters”. [Nicholas Goade]
• Two Spinsters (ss) The Grand Magazine Jun 1926, as “The Spinsters”. [Nicholas Goade]

OPPENHEIM, SHULAMITH (Levey) (1930- ) (stories)
• The Stranger (ss) Shape Shifters, ed. Jane Yolen, Seabury Press 1978

O’QUINN, VITHALDAS H.; pseudonym of Hans Stefan Santesson, (1914-1975); other pseudonym John Stephens (stories)
• The Day Will Come... (vi) Fantastic Universe Dec 1956
• The Flowers of Venus (vi)

ORCZY, BARONESS (Emmuska) [i.e., Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Barstow, Baroness Orczy] (1865-1947) (stories)
• The Mysterious Death on the Underground Railway (nv) The Royal Magazine Jul 1901 [Old Man in the Corner]

ORGILL, MICHAEL (stories)
• The Mind Angel (ss) The Mind Angel and Other Stories, ed. Roger Elwood, Lerner 1974
• The Smallest Starship (ss) The Tunnel and Other Stories, ed. Roger Elwood, Lerner 1974
• Many Rubicons (nv) Beyond Time, ed. Sandra Ley, Pocket 1976
• Faber-Master (nv) A World Named Cleopatra, ed. Poul Anderson, Pyramid 1977

O’ROURKE, FRANK (1916-1989) (stories)
• The Heavenly World Series (ss) Esquire Oct 1952

ORR, A.; [i.e., Alice Ingram Orr Sprague] (1950- ) (stories)
• Come Into My Parlor... (ss) Pig Iron #10 1982

ORR, WILLIAM F. (stories)
• The Mouth Is for Eating (ss) Orbit 13, ed. Damon Knight, G.P. Putnam’s 1974
• Euclid Alone (nv) Orbit 16, ed. Damon Knight, Harper & Row 1975

ORTON, ARTHUR W. (stories)
• The Four-Faced Visitors of Ezekiel (ar) Analog Mar 1961

ORWELL, GEORGE; pseudonym of Eric Blair, (1903-1950) (stories)
• From The Road to Wigan Pier (ex) Harcourt Brace & World 1937
• Apothem (ms) 1945
• Nighteen Eighty-Four (ex) Harcourt Brace & World 1949

OSBORNE, JOHN (fl. 1974) (books)
• Looking Back on Tomorrow [ed. with David Paskow] (an) Addison-Wesley 1974

OSBORNE, ROBERTSON (stories)
• Action on Azura (nv) Planet Stories Fll 1949; also as “Contact, Incorporated”.
• Contact, Incorporated (nv) Planet Stories Fll 1949, as “Action on Azura”.

OSBOURNE, C. H. (stories)
• C.H. Osbourne’s Ideas (lt) Amazing Oct 1929

OSBURN, JESSE (stories)
• Peppermint Kisses (ss) Shadows #6, ed. Charles L. Grant, Doubleday 1983

OSGOOD, GARRY R. (stories)
• To Sin Against Systems (nv) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Win 1977
• The Last Master of Limericks (ss) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Nov/Dec 1978

OSHIRO, TOMOKO (stories)
• The Legend of the Paper Spaceship, by Tetsu Yano (nv) 1978

OSSIAN, JOHN; pseudonym of John Foyster, (1941-2003) (stories)
• Let It Ring (ss) Infinity #3, ed. Robert Hoskins, Lancer 1972

OSTROWSKA, ANNA (stories)
• Time Machine (vi) New Worlds 10, ed. Hilary Bailey, London: Corgi 1976

O’SULLIVAN, VINCENT (1868-1940) (books) (stories)
• A Book of Bargains (co) Leonard Smithers 1896
• The Bargain of Rupert Orange (ss) A Book of Bargains, London: Smithers 1896
• The Business of Madame Jahn (ss) A Book of Bargains, London: Smithers 1896
• My Enemy and Myself (ss) A Book of Bargains, London: Smithers 1896
• When I Was Dead (ss) A Book of Bargains, London: Smithers 1896
• Hugo Raven’s Hand (ss)
• Original Sin (ss)
• A Study in Murder (ss)

OTT, CHARLES (stories)
• People’s Park (ss) Vertex Dec 1974
• The Ecologically Correct House (ss) Universe 8, ed. Terry Carr, Doubleday 1978

OTTOLENGUI, (Benjamin A.) RODRIGUES (1861-1937) (stories)
• Mr. Alias, Burglar (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1901 [Before the Fact]

OTTUM, BOB, JR.; [i.e., Robert K. Ottum, Jr.] (1948?- ) (stories)
• Ado About Nothing (vi) F&SF Mar 1965

OURSLER, (Charles) FULTON (1893-1952); see pseudonym Anthony Abbot (books) (stories)

OUTERSON, WILLIAM (fl. 1902-1940) (stories)
• Fire in the Galley Stove (ss) Atlantic Monthly May 1937

OVERHOLSER, STEPHEN (1944- ) (stories)
• Rainbow Captive (ss) Antæus #25 1977

OVID (stories)
• The Myth of Actaeon (ss) Metamorphosis 02-8 A.D.
• The Myth of Narcissus (ss) Metamorphosis 02-8 A.D.
• The Myth of Philomela (ss) Metamorphosis 02-8 A.D.
• [i.e., Publius Ovidius Naso] [43 BC-17 AD]

OWEN, BETTY M. (books)
• StarStreak: Stories of Space [ed.] (an) Scholastic 1979

OWEN, FRANK (1893-1968); see pseudonyms Hung Long Tom & Roswell Williams (books) (stories)
• The Wind That Tramps the World (ss) Weird Tales Apr 1925 [John Steppling]
• The Unicorn (ss) Weird Tales Nov 1952

OWEN, [Professor] JOHN (Benjamin Brynmor) (1910-1998); see pseudonym Frank Mace (stories)

OWEN, MABLY (Ceredig) (1912- ) (books) (stories)
• Out of This World 1 [ed. with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (an) Blackie 1960
• Out of This World 2 [ed. with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (an) Blackie 1961
• Out of This World 2 [with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (an) Blackie and Son 1961
• Out of This World 3 [ed. with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (an) Blackie 1962
• Out of This World 4 [ed. with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (an) Blackie 1964
• Out of This World 5 [ed. with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (an) Blackie 1965
• Out of This World 5 [with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (an) Blackie and Son 1965
• Worlds Apart [ed. with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (an) Blackie 1966
• Out of This World 6 [ed. with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (an) Blackie 1967
• Out of This World 7 [ed. with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (an) Blackie 1968
• Out of This World 8 [ed. with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (an) Blackie 1970
• Out of This World 9 [ed. with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (an) Blackie 1972
• Out of This World Choice [ed. with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (om) Blackie 1972
• Foreword [with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (fw)
• Preface [with Amabel Williams-Ellis] (pr)

OWEN, WALTER (1884-1953) (stories)
• The Cross of Carl (na) Little, Brown 1931

OWINGS, MARK (Samuel) (1945-2009) (stories)
• Blish Bibliography (bi) F&SF Apr 1972

OWSLEY, CLIFF (stories)
• Confessions of the First Number (ss) Saturday Review of Literature 1963

OZICK, CYNTHIA (1928- ) (stories)
• The Pagan Rabbi (nv) The Hudson Review 1966

PACEY, DESMOND (1917- ) (stories)
• The Ghost of Reddleman Lane (ss) 1957

PACINI, KATHLEEN (stories)
• Gift from Earth (ss) Young World

PACKARD, VANCE (1914-1996) (stories)
• The Manipulators (ar) Playboy Dec 1957

PACTOLUS, WILLIAM (stories)
• The Deadliest Animal in the Jungle (pm)

PADGETT, LEWIS (fl. 1942-1963); joint pseudonym of Henry Kuttner, (1915-1958) & C. L. Moore, (1911-1987); other pseudonyms Kelvin Kent, C. H. Liddell & Lawrence O’Donnell (books) (stories)
• A Gnome There Was (nv) Unknown Worlds Oct 1941, as by Henry Kuttner.
• Deadlock (ss) Astounding Aug 1942
• The Twonky (nv) Astounding Sep 1942
• Compliments of the Author (nv) Unknown Worlds Oct 1942, as by Henry Kuttner.
• Time Locker (nv) Astounding Jan 1943 [Gallegher]
• Mimsy Were the Borogoves (nv) Astounding Feb 1943
• Open Secret (nv) Astounding Apr 1943
• The World Is Mine (nv) Astounding Jun 1943 [Gallegher]
• Endowment Policy (ss) Astounding Aug 1943
• The Proud Robot (nv) Astounding Oct 1943 [Gallegher]
• Gallegher Plus (nv) Astounding Nov 1943 [Gallegher]
• The Iron Standard (ss) Astounding Dec 1943
• When the Bough Breaks (nv) Astounding Nov 1944
• The Piper’s Son (nv) Astounding Feb 1945 [Baldy]
• Three Blind Mice (nv) Astounding Jun 1945 [Baldy]
• The Lion and the Unicorn (nv) Astounding Jul 1945 [Baldy]
• What You Need (ss) Astounding Oct 1945
• Line to Tomorrow (ss) Astounding Nov 1945
• Beggars in Velvet (nv) Astounding Dec 1945 [Baldy]
• The Fairy Chessmen (na) Astounding Jan 1946 (+1); also as “Chessboard Planet”, by Henry Kuttner.
• This Is the House (ss) Astounding Feb 1946, as by Lawrence O’Donnell.
• The Dark Angel (ss) Startling Stories Mar 1946, as by Henry Kuttner.
• We Kill People (ss) Astounding Mar 1946
• The Cure (ss) Astounding May 1946
• Rain Check (ss) Astounding Jul 1946
• Tomorrow and Tomorrow (na) Astounding Jan 1947 (+1)