Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections

Chronological List

WILLIAMS, ROBERT MOORE (books) (stories) (continued)
• When Two Worlds Meet (na) Amazing Apr 1950
• To the End of Time (nv) Super Science Stories Jul 1950
• Where Tall Towers Gleam (ss) Fantastic Adventures Aug 1950
• The Challenge (ss) Thrilling Wonder Stories Oct 1950
• The Void Beyond (nv) Thrilling Wonder Stories Apr 1951
• When the Spoilers Came (ss) Planet Stories May 1952
• Aurochs Came Walking (ss) F&SF Dec 1953
• The Void Beyond, and Other Stories (dc) Ace 1958
• The Blue Atom (n.) Ace 1958
• To the End of Time and Other Stories (dc) Ace 1960
• World of the Masterminds (n.) Ace 1960
• When Two Worlds Meet (co) Curtis 1970
• Now Comes Tomorrow (n.) 1971

WILLIAMS, ROSWELL; pseudonym of Frank Owen, (1893-1968); other pseudonym Hung Long Tom (books) (stories)
• The Wind that Tramps the World (ss) Weird Tales Apr 1925, as by Frank Owen. [John Steppling]
• The Lantern-Maker (ss) Weird Tales Aug 1925, as by Frank Owen.
• My China Girl (ss) Brief Stories Aug 1925, as by Frank Owen.
• The Fan (ss) Weird Tales Dec 1925, as by Frank Owen. [John Steppling]
• The Silent Trees (ss) Weird Tales May 1926, as by Frank Owen.
• Pale Pink Porcelain (ss) Mystery Magazine Apr 1927, as by Frank Owen.
• The Blue City (ss) Weird Tales Sep 1927, as by Frank Owen.
• The Purple Sea (ss) Weird Tales Feb 1928, as by Frank Owen.
• The Tinkle of a Camel’s Bell (ss) Weird Tales Dec 1928, as by Frank Owen.
• The Wind that Tramps the World (co) Lantern 1929
• The Purple Sea (co) Lantern 1930
• The Golden Hour of Kwoh Fan (ss) The Purple Sea, Lantern 1930, as by Frank Owen.
• Song of the Indian Night (ss) Oriental Stories Sum 1931, as by Frank Owen.
• Della Wu, Chinese Courtezan (co) Lantern 1931
• Five Merchants Who Met in a Tea-House (ss) The Magic Carpet Jan 1934, as by Frank Owen.
• A Husband for Kutani (co) L. Furman 1938
• The Porcelain Magician (co) Gnome 1948
• Bali Boo (ss)
• The Book of Love (ss)
• Della Wu, Chinese Courtezan (ss)
• Doctor Shen Fu (ss)
• The Dust of God (ss)
• The Fan (ss)
• The Fountain (ss)
• The Frog (ss)
• Gobi Interlude (ss)
• A Husband for Kutani (ss)
• The Inverted House (ss)
• The King (ss)
• Love Letters of a Little House (ss)
• Magnoon (ss)
• Monk’s Blood (ss)
• The Month the Almonds Bloom (ss)
• The Old Man Who Swept the Sky (ss)
• The Perfumers of Chow Wan (ss)
• The Porcelain Magician (ss)
• The Purple Sea (ss)
• The Quaint Manuscript of Wu Wang (ss)
• The Rice Merchant (ss)
• The Snapped Willow (ss)
• The Well (ss)
• Wind Blown Chrysanthemum (ss)
• The Wind that Tramps the World (ss)

WILLIAMS, TENNESSEE; pseudonym of Thomas Lanier Williams, (1911-1983) (stories)
• The Vengeance of Nitocris (ss) Weird Tales Aug 1928, as by Thomas Lanier Williams.
• Desire and the Black Masseur (ss) 1948
• A Recluse and His Guest (ss) Playboy Jan 1970

WILLIAMS, THOMAS LANIER (1911-1983); see pseudonym Tennessee Williams (stories)

WILLIAMS, WILLIAM CARLOS (1883-1963) (stories)
• The Term (pm) Collected Poems of William Carlos Williams 1938
• Heel & Toe to the End (pm) 1962

WILLIAMS-ELLIS, [Lady] (Mary) AMABEL (Nassau Strachey) (1894-1984) (books) (stories)
• Out of This World 1 [ed. with Mably Owen] (an) Blackie 1960
• Out of This World 2 [ed. with Mably Owen] (an) Blackie 1961
• Out of This World 2 [with Mably Owen] (an) Blackie and Son 1961
• Out of This World 3 [ed. with Mably Owen] (an) Blackie 1962
• Out of This World 4 [ed. with Mably Owen] (an) Blackie 1964
• Changeling (ss) Out of This World #4, ed. Amabel Williams-Ellis & Mably Owen, Blackie 1964
• Out of This World 5 [ed. with Mably Owen] (an) Blackie 1965
• Out of This World 5 [with Mably Owen] (an) Blackie and Son 1965
• Worlds Apart [ed. with Mably Owen] (an) Blackie 1966
• Out of This World 6 [ed. with Mably Owen] (an) Blackie 1967
• Out of This World 7 [ed. with Mably Owen] (an) Blackie 1968
• Out of This World 8 [ed. with Mably Owen] (an) Blackie 1970
• Out of This World 9 [ed. with Mably Owen] (an) Blackie 1972
• Out of This World Choice [ed. with Mably Owen] (om) Blackie 1972
• Out of This World 10 [ed. with Michael Pearson] (an) Blackie 1973
• Tales from the Galaxies [ed. with Michael Pearson] (an) Pan Piccolo 1973
• Miss Inman and the Kloots (nv) Tales from the Galaxies, ed. Amabel Williams-Ellis & Michael Pearson, Pan Piccolo 1973
• Strange Universe [ed. with Michael Pearson] (an) Blackie 1974
• Strange Orbits [ed.] (an) Blackie 1976
• Strange Planets [ed. with Michael Pearson] (an) Blackie 1977
• Foreword [with Mably Owen] (fw)
• Preface [with Mably Owen] (pr)
• Preface [with Michael Pearson] (pr)
• Rich and Strange (ss)
• Viruses Don’t Talk, by Gérard Klein (ss)

WILLIAMSON, AL (1931-2010) (stories)
• Along the Scenic Route [with Harlan Ellison] (gs) Ariel v3 1978

WILLIAMSON, IAN (1914-2000) (stories)
• Chemical Plant (ss) New Worlds Win 1950

WILLIAMSON, JACK; [i.e., John Stewart Williamson] (1908-2006); see pseudonym Will Stewart (books) (stories)
• The Metal Man (ss) Amazing Dec 1928
• The Alien Intelligence (na) Science Wonder Stories Jul 1929 (+1)
• The Second Shell (nv) Air Wonder Stories Nov 1929
• The Girl from Mars (ex) Science Fiction Series #1 1929
• The Cosmic Express (ss) Amazing Nov 1930
• The Prince of Space (na) Amazing Jan 1931
• The Meteor Girl (ss) Astounding Mar 1931
• Through the Purple Cloud (ss) Wonder Stories May 1931
• The Doom from Planet 4 (ss) Astounding Jul 1931
• Twelve Hours to Live! (ss) Wonder Stories Aug 1931
• Wolves of Darkness (na) Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror Jan 1932
• The Moon Era (na) Wonder Stories Feb 1932
• In the Scarlet Star (nv) Amazing Mar 1933
• Salvage in Space (nv) Astounding Mar 1933
• “We Ain’t Beggars” (ss) New Mexico Quarterly Review Aug 1933
• The Plutonian Terror (nv) Weird Tales Oct 1933
• Dead Star Station (nv) Astounding Nov 1933
• Terror Out of Time (nv) Astounding Dec 1933
• Born of the Sun (nv) Astounding Mar 1934
• The Legion of Space (n.) Astounding Apr 1934 (+5) [Legion of Space]
• The Cometeers (n.) Astounding May 1936 (+3) [Legion of Space]
• The Dead Spot (nv) Marvel Science Stories Nov 1938
• Nonstop to Mars (nv) Argosy Feb 25 1939
• The Crucible of Power (nv) Astounding Feb 1939
• One Against the Legion (n.) Astounding Apr 1939 (+2) [Legion of Space]
• Star Bright (nv) Argosy Nov 25 1939
• Hindsight (ss) Astounding May 1940
• The Sun Maker (nv) Thrilling Wonder Stories Jun 1940
• Breakdown (nv) Astounding Jan 1942
• The Equalizer (na) Astounding Mar 1947
• With Folded Hands... (nv) Astounding Jul 1947 [Humanoids]
• Seetee Shock (n.) Astounding Feb 1949 [Seetee]
• Why I Selected Star Bright (ai) My Best Science Fiction Story, ed. Leo Margulies & Oscar J. Friend, Merlin Press 1949
• Seetee Ship (n.) Simon & Schuster 1950 [Seetee]
• The Man from Outside (ss) Astounding Mar 1951 [Quarantine]
• The Peddler’s Nose (ss) Astounding Apr 1951 [Quarantine]
• The Greatest Invention (nv) Astounding Jul 1951 [Quarantine]
• Man Down (nv) Astounding Mar 1952 [Quarantine]
• The Cold Green Eye (ss) Fantastic Mar/Apr 1953
• Operation: Gravity (ss) Science Fiction Plus Oct 1953
• The Happiest Creature (ss) Star Science Fiction Stories #2, ed. Frederik Pohl, Ballantine 1953 [Quarantine]
• Guinevere for Everybody (ss) Star Science Fiction Stories #3, ed. Frederik Pohl, Ballantine 1954
• Star Bridge [with James E. Gunn] (n.) Gnome Press 1955
• A Planet for Plundering (na) Galaxy Apr 1962 [Quarantine]
• The Trial of Terra (n.) Ace 1962 [Quarantine]
• The Masked World (vi) Worlds of Tomorrow Oct 1963
• The Reefs of Space [with Frederik Pohl] (n.) Ballantine Sep 1964 [Starchild Trilogy]
• Starchild [with Frederik Pohl] (n.) Ballantine Nov 1965 [Starchild Trilogy]
• Bright New Universe (n.) Ace 1967
• Nowhere Near (na) One Against the Legion, Jack Williamson 1967 [Legion of Space]
• Jamboree (ss) Galaxy Dec 1969
• Rogue Star [with Frederik Pohl] (n.) Ballantine Dec 1969 [Starchild Trilogy]
• The Pandora Effect (co) Ace 1969
• People Machines (co) Ace 1971
• Seetee Ship/Seetee Shock (co) Lancer 1971 [Seetee]
• Doomship [with Frederik Pohl] (na) Worlds of If Mar/Apr 1973 [Cuckoo]
• Plotting “Jamboree” (ar) Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader, ed. Robin Scott Wilson, Mentor 1973
• The Early Williamson (co) Doubleday 1975
• Designing a Dyson Sphere (ar) Galaxy Nov 1976
• The Highest Dive (ss) Science Fiction Monthly v3 #1 1976
• Stepson to Creation (nv) Analog Jan 1977 [Davey Dunahoo]
• The Starchild Trilogy [with Frederik Pohl] (co) SFBC 1977 [Starchild Trilogy]
• Slaves to Chaos (nv) Galileo #5 1977 [Davey Dunahoo]
• Will Academe Kill Science Fiction? (ar) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Mar/Apr 1978
• The Best of Jack Williamson (co) Ballantine 1978
• Kinsman to Lizards (nv) Analog Jul 1978 [Davey Dunahoo]
• Brother to Demons (nv) Analog Aug 1978 [Davey Dunahoo]
• Farside Station (nv) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Nov/Dec 1978 [Medea]
• Brother to Gods (nv) Analog Dec 1978 [Davey Dunahoo]
• Apocalypse [with David Ketterer] (ar) Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology, ed. Patricia S. Warrick, Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander, Harper & Row 1978
• Brother to Demons, Brother to Gods (n.) Bobbs-Merrill 1979 [Davey Dunahoo]
• Three from the Legion (co) SFBC 1979 [Legion of Space]
• The Alien Intelligence (co) P.D.A. Enterprises 1980
• ...All Ye Who Enter Here (ss) Stellar #6, ed. Judy-Lynn del Rey, Ballantine 1981
• A Break for the Dinosaurs (ss) Speculations, ed. Isaac Asimov & Alice Laurance, Houghton Mifflin 1982
• World of Weird, 1931 - 1932 (ar) World Fantasy Convention Program Book, ed. Robert Weinberg 1983
• Afterword About Theme (aw)
• As I Remember... (in)
• Author’s Afterword (aw)
• Author’s Introduction (in)
• Author’s Introduction—with Hints for Design and Assembly (in)
• Foreword to “The Star” (is)
• Introduction (in)

WILLIS, ANTHONY ARMSTRONG (1897-?) (books) (stories)
• The Prince Who Hiccupped and Other Tales (co) E. Benn 1932
• Bottled Spirit (ss)
• Crispin the Turnspit (ss)
• Diamonds—Black and White (ss)
• The Elixir of Life (ss)
• Koko the Thingumabob (ss)
• The Last of the Giants (ss)
• The Prince Who Hiccupped (ss)
• The Prince’s Birthday Present (ss)
• The Ring and the Man (ss)
• The Rival Magicians (ss)
• The Strange Affair of Mr. Corpusty (ss)
• Three Princes and a Dragon (ss)
• The Two Princes (ss)

WILLIS, CONNIE; [i.e., Constance Elaine Trimmer Willis] (1945- ) (stories)
• Samaritan (nv) Galileo #9 1978
• Daisy, in the Sun (nv) Galileo Nov 1979
• The Child Who Cries for the Moon (ss) A Spadeful of Spacetime, ed. Fred Saberhagen, Ace 1981
• Distress Call (ss) The Berkley Showcase Vol. 4, ed. Victoria Schochet & John W. Silbersack, Berkley 1981
• Fire Watch (nv) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Feb 15 1982
• The Father of the Bride (ss) Twilight Zone May 1982
• A Letter from the Clearys (ss) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Jul 1982
• A Little Moonshine (ss) Chrysalis 10, ed. Roy Torgeson, Doubleday 1983
• The Sidon in the Mirror (nv) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Apr 1983

WILLIS, IRENE COOPER (stories)
• Introduction (in)

WILOCH, THOMAS (J.) (1953-2008) (stories)
• The Day the World Died (vi) Elsewhere v2, ed. Terri Winding & Mark Alan Arnold, Ace 1982

WILSON, [Sir] ANGUS (Frank Johnstone) (1913-1991) (stories)
• Raspberry Jam (ss) The Wrong Set, Secker 1949
• Mummy to the Rescue (ss) Such Darling Dodos and Other Stories, Secker & Warburg 1950
• Introduction (in)

WILSON, CARTER (1941- ) (stories)
• The Brief, Swinging Career of Dan and Judy Smythe (ss) F&SF Apr 1970

WILSON, COLIN (Henry) (1931-2013) (stories)
• Timeslip (nv) Aries 1, ed. John Grant, David & Charles 1979
• Why is Shiel Neglected? (ar) Shiel in Diverse Hands, ed. A. Reynolds Morse, The Reynolds Morse Foundation 1983

WILSON, DAVID A. (fl. 1971-2005) (stories)
• From Competition 8: Near-Miss SF Titles (ms) F&SF Sep 1974

WILSON, F(rancis) PAUL (1946- ) (stories)
• Healer (n.) Doubleday 1976 [LaNague]
• Wheels Within Wheels (n.) Doubleday 1976 [LaNague]
• Lipidleggin’ (ss) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine May/Jun 1978 [LaNague]
• Afterword to “The Twilight River” (aw) Binary Star #2, ed. James R. Frenkel, Dell 1979
• The Tery (na) Binary Star #2, ed. James R. Frenkel, Dell 1979 [Steven Dalt]
• To Fill the Sea and Air (ss) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Feb 1979 [LaNague]
• Demonsong (ss) Heroic Fantasy, ed. Gerald W. Page & Hank Reinhardt, DAW 1979
• Be Fruitful and Multiply (ss) Perpetual Light, ed. Alan Ryan, Warner Books 1982

WILSON, GAHAN (1930- ) (books) (stories)
• [cartoon] (ct) F&SF Apr 1965
• Cartoon (ct) F&SF 1965
• The Manuscript of Dr. Arness (ss) Playboy Aug 1966
• Six Cartoons (ct) F&SF 1966, 1970
• The Sea Was Wet as Wet Could Be (ss) Playboy May 1967
• Four Cartoons (ct) F&SF 1967
• Five Cartoons (ct) F&SF 1968
• M-1 (ss) F&SF Feb 1970
• The Science Fiction Horror Movie Pocket Computer (ms) The National Lampoon Nov 1971
• * (ss) Again, Dangerous Visions, ed. Harlan Ellison, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1972
• Yesterday’s Witch (ss) Witchcraft & Sorcery #9 1973
• The Gahan Wilson Horror Movie Pocket Computer (ms) The National Lampoon May 1974
• Lee Brown Coye // An Appreciation (ar) Whispers #3 1974
• End Game (ss) Frights, ed. Kirby McCauley, St. Martins 1976
• First World Fantasy Awards [ed.] (an) Doubleday 1977
• About the Fantasy Awards (ar) First World Fantasy Awards, ed. Gahan Wilson, Doubleday 1977
• The Awards (bi) First World Fantasy Awards, ed. Gahan Wilson, Doubleday 1977
• Cartoon Portfolio (ct) F&SF Oct 1979
• Traps (ss) Dark Forces, ed. Kirby McCauley, Viking 1980
• Cartoons (ct) F&SF
• Introduction (in)
• Portfolio (Cartoons) (ct)

WILSON, JACKIE (stories)
• The Dreams of the Computer [with Christopher Evans] (ms) New Worlds May 1969

WILSON, JOHN ANTHONY BURGESS (1917-1993); see pseudonym Anthony Burgess (stories)

WILSON, JOHN FLEMING (1877-1922) (books) (stories)
• The Great Arctic Handicap (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 13 1911
• The Rejected Planet (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 16 1911
• David Mackleby (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 6 1912
• The Business of Going to Sea (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 20 1913
• The Story of Gunderson (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 28 1914
• Junk (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 18 1914
• Creation Reef (ss) Argosy Jun 1914
• The Saving Sense (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 15 1916