Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections

Chronological List

WOLFE, GENE (books) (stories) (continued)
• The Woman Who Loved the Centaur Pholus (ss) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Dec 1979 [Anderson]
• A Criminal Proceeding (ss) Interfaces, ed. Ursula K. Le Guin & Virginia Kidd, Ace 1980
• The Island of Doctor Death and Other Stories and Other Stories (co) Pocket 1980
• Suzanne Delage (ss) Edges, ed. Ursula K. Le Guin & Virginia Kidd, Pocket 1980
• The Adopted Father (ss) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Dec 1980
• The Detective of Dreams (nv) Dark Forces, ed. Kirby McCauley, Viking 1980
• In Looking-Glass Castle (ss) TriQuarterly #49 1980
• Kevin Malone (ss) New Terrors #1, ed. Ramsey Campbell, London: Pan 1980
• Gene Wolfe’s Book of Days (co) Doubleday 1981
• Excerpt from The Claw of the Conciliator (ex) Simon & Schuster Mar 1981
• The Woman the Unicorn Loved (nv) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Jun 8 1981 [Anderson]
• Last Day (ss) Speculations, ed. Isaac Asimov & Alice Laurance, Houghton Mifflin 1982
• The Cat (ss) World Fantasy Convention Program Book, ed. Robert Weinberg 1983
• Introduction (in)
• V.R.T. (nv)

WOLFE, LAURENCE N. (stories)
• The Ultimate Computer [with D. C. Fontana] (sa) Star Trek #9, Bantam 1973, as by James Blish; screenplay by D.C. Fontana & Laurence N. Wolfe.

WOLFE, TOM; [i.e., Thomas Kennerly Wolfe, Jr.] (1931- ) (stories)
• O Rotten Gotham- Sliding Down Into the Behavioral Sink (ar)

WOLKERS, JAN (1925-2007) (stories)
• Last Quarter (vi) New Worlds from the Lowlands, ed. Manuel van Loggem, Merrick 1982; “Laatste kwartier”; tr. by Adrienne Dixon.

WOLLHEIM, DONALD A(llen) (1914-1990); see pseudonyms Graham Conway, David Grinnell & Martin Pearson (books) (stories)
• The Man from Ariel (ss) Wonder Stories Jan 1934
• Howard Phillips Lovecraft (ed) The Phantagraph May 1937
• Bones (ss) Stirring Science Stories Feb 1941
• All Out (ss) The Phantagraph Jan 1942, as by Karl Valons.
• The Embassy (ss) Astounding Mar 1942, as by Martin Pearson.
• Up There (ss) Science Fiction Quarterly Sum 1942, as by Martin Pearson.
• Planet Passage (ss) Future Oct 1942
• Storm Warning (ss) Future Oct 1942, as by Millard Verne Gordon.
• Aquella (ss) Super Science Stories Nov 1942, as “The Planet Called Aquella” as by Martin Pearson.
• Mimic (ss) Astonishing Stories Dec 1942, as by Martin Pearson.
• Whither Canadian Fantasy? (ar) Uncanny Tales Dec 1942
• The Pocket Book of Science-Fiction [ed.] (an) Pocket 1943
• The Booklings (vi) The Phantagraph Jun 1943
• Proverbs from the Dawnish (ms) The Phantagraph Jul/Aug 1945, uncredited.
• Portable Novels of Science [ed.] (an) Viking Press 1945
• Top Secret (vi) Sir! 1948, as by David Grinnell.
• Still Life (vi) 194?
• Flight Into Space [ed.] (an) Fredrick Fell 1950
• Extending the Holdings (ss) F&SF Apr 1951
• The Rag Thing (ss) F&SF Oct 1951, as by David Grinnell.
• Every Boy’s Book of Science Fiction [ed.] (an) Fredrick Fell 1951
• Malice Aforethought (ss) F&SF Nov 1952, as by David Grinnell.
• Colt Cash Cache (ss) Real Western Stories 1952
• Disguise (ss) Other Worlds Science Stories Feb 1953
• Shoo, Fly! (ss) Science Fiction Quarterly Feb 1953, as by W. Malcolm White.
• Road to Rome (ss) Future Jul 1953
• Prize Science Fiction [ed.] (an) McBride 1953
• Prize Stories of Space and Time [ed.] (an) Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1953
• Ganymede House (ss) Orbit #1 1953
• Last Stand of a Space Grenadier (ss) Science Fiction Quarterly Feb 1954
• The Lysenko Maze (ss) F&SF Jul 1954
• Adventures in the Far Future [ed.] (da) Ace 1954
• Tales of Outer Space [ed.] (da) Ace 1954
• The Ultimate Invader, and Other Science Fiction [ed.] (da) Ace 1954
• Terror in the Modern Vein [ed.] (an) Hanover House 1955
• Adventures on Other Planets [ed.] (an) Ace 1955
• The End of the World [ed.] (an) Ace 1956
• The Earth in Peril [ed.] (da) Ace 1957
• Men on the Moon [ed.] (da) Ace 1958
• The Hidden Planet [ed.] (an) Ace 1959
• More Macabre [ed.] (an) Ace 1961
• More Terror in the Modern Vein [ed.] (an) Digit 1961
• Trilogy of the Future [ed.] (an) Sidgwick & Jackson 1962
• Babylon: 70 M. (ss) Magazine of Horror Aug 1963; also as “How Many Miles to Babylon?”.
• How Many Miles to Babylon? (ss) Magazine of Horror Aug 1963, as “Babylon: 70 M.”
• Doorslammer (ss) Magazine of Horror Nov 1963
• More Adventures on Other Planets [ed.] (an) Ace 1963
• The Hook (ss) Ultra 1963
• The Feminine Fraction (ss) Magazine of Horror Nov 1964, as by David Grinnell.
• Swordsmen in the Sky [ed.] (an) Ace 1964
• The Garrison (ss) Magazine of Horror Apr 1965, as by David Grinnell.
• The World’s Best Science Fiction: 1965 [ed. with Terry Carr] (an) Ace 1965
• The World’s Best Science Fiction: 1966 [ed. with Terry Carr] (an) Ace 1966
• Operation: Phantasy: The Best from The Phantagraph [ed.] (an) Phantagraph Press 1967
• The World’s Best Science Fiction: 1967 [ed. with Terry Carr] (an) Ace 1967
• The World’s Best Science Fiction: 1968 [ed. with Terry Carr] (an) Ace 1968
• The Avon Fantasy Reader [ed. with George Ernsberger] (an) Avon 1969
• The Second Avon Fantasy Reader [ed. with George Ernsberger] (an) Avon 1969
• The Horror Out of Lovecraft (ss) Magazine of Horror May 1969
• Two Dozen Dragon Eggs (co) Powell 1969
• Give Her Hell (ss) Two Dozen Dragon Eggs, Powell 1969
• Santa Rides a Saucer (ss) Two Dozen Dragon Eggs, Powell 1969
• In Memoriam—A. A. Wyn (bg) Nebula Award Stories 4, ed. Poul Anderson, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1969
• The World’s Best Science Fiction: 1969 [ed. with Terry Carr] (an) Ace 1969
• That Moon Plaque (ms) Men on the Moon, ed. Donald A. Wollheim, Ace 1969
• Miss McWhortle’s Weird (ss) The Arkham Collector Sum 1970
• The World’s Best Science Fiction: 1970 [ed. with Terry Carr] (an) Ace 1970
• Ace Science Fiction Reader [ed.] (an) Ace 1971
• The World’s Best Science Fiction: 1971 [ed. with Terry Carr] (an) Ace 1971
• Trilogy of the Future (an) Ace 1971
• The 1972 Annual World’s Best SF [ed.] (an) DAW 1972
• The Rules of the Game (ss) New Writings in SF. 22, ed. Kenneth Bulmer, London: Sidgwick & Jackson 1973
• The 1973 Annual World’s Best SF [ed.] (an) DAW 1973
• The 1974 Annual World’s Best SF [ed.] (an) DAW 1974
• The 1975 Annual World’s Best SF [ed.] (an) DAW 1975
• The World’s Best SF Short Stories No. 1 [ed.] (an) The Elmfield Press 1975
• The 1976 Annual World’s Best SF [ed.] (an) DAW 1976
• The DAW Science Fiction Reader [ed.] (oa) DAW 1976
• The Best from the Rest of the World [ed.] (an) Doubleday 1976
• The World’s Best SF Short Stories No. 2 [ed.] (an) The Elmfield Press 1976
• The 1977 Annual World’s Best SF [ed. with Arthur W. Saha] (an) DAW 1977
• The 1978 Annual World’s Best SF [ed. with Arthur W. Saha] (an) DAW 1978
• The 1979 Annual World’s Best SF [ed. with Arthur W. Saha] (an) DAW 1979
• The 1980 Annual World’s Best SF [ed. with Arthur W. Saha] (an) DAW 1980
• The 1981 Annual World’s Best SF [ed. with Arthur W. Saha] (an) DAW 1981
• The 1982 Annual World’s Best SF [ed. with Arthur W. Saha] (an) DAW 1982
• The Man from Ariel (co) NESFA Press 1982
• Ishkabab (ss) The Man from Ariel, NESFA 1982
• The Lost Poe (ss) The Man from Ariel, NESFA 1982
• Who’s There (ss) The Man from Ariel, NESFA 1982
• 1983 Annual World’s Best SF [ed. with Arthur W. Saha] (an) DAW 1983
• An Advance Post in the War Between the Sexes (ss)
• The Egg from Alpha Centauri (ss)
• Ein Blick in Die Zukunft (ss)
• Introduction (in)
• Introduction [with Terry Carr] (in)
• Introduction to the New Edition (in)
• Landragon (ss)
• The Poetess and the 21 Gray-Haired Cadavers (ss)
• Web Sixty-Four (ss)

WOOD, CLEMENT (1888-1950) (stories)
• Enter the Vampire (pm) Saucy Stories 1917

WOOD, EDWARD W. (stories)
• Load of Trouble (ss) Boys’ Life

WOOD, JODY SCOTT; [i.e., Joann Huguelet Scott Wood; born Joann Margaret Huguelet] (1923-2007); also as Jody Scott (stories)

WOOD, MARGARET (Lucy Elizabeth Bellamy?) (1910?-2002?) (stories)
• The Knitting (ss)

WOOD, RAMSEY (stories)
• Samuel F. Maynard and Anthropologic Demonography (ss) The Devil His Due, ed. Douglas Hill, Hart-Davis 1967

WOOD, SUSAN (Joan) (1948-1980) (stories)
• Additional Reading [with Jessica Amanda Salmonson] (bi)
• The Year in Fantasy: 1978 (ar)

WOOD, WALTER (1866-1961) (stories)
• Submarined (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Feb 1905

WOOD, WILLIAM (1931- ) (stories)
• One of the Dead (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 31 1964

WOODARD, WAYNE (1914-1964); see pseudonym Hannes Bok (books) (stories)

WOODFORDE, CHRISTOPHER (1907-1962) (books) (stories)
• A Pad in the Straw (co) Dent 1952
• Cushi (ss) A Pad in the Straw, Dent 1952
• Richard (ss) A Pad in the Straw, Dent 1952
• The Chalk Pit (ss)
• Colin, Peter and Philip (ss)
• The “Doom” Window at Breckham (ss)
• Ex Libris (ss)
• Expert Devilry (ss)
• Goutte-de-Sang (ss)
• High (ss)
• Jeremy (ss)
• Lost and Found (ss)
• Michael (ss)
• The Mirror of Mavis Damnation (ss)
• The Old Tithe Barn (ss)
• A Pad in the Straw (ss)
• Robert and Andrew (ss)
• Roderick (ss)
• Sacrilege at St. George’s (ss)
• Tony, Ian & Co. (ss)

WOODIWISS, JOHN C(ecil) (1897-1966) (books) (stories)
• Some New Ghost Stories (co) Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent 1931
• Adventures in a Country Cottage (ss)
• Combleton Mill, Somerset (ss)
• The Horror of Cantelow House (ss)
• How “Buck” Chetwynd Met His End (ss)
• The Peculiar Story of “Jennie the Hare” (ss)
• The Story of the Leprous Boy of Stockley Castle (ss)
• The Terror of the Fog (ss)
• The Uncanny Appearance at a Villa (ss)
• Uncanny Experiences at a Vicarage (ss)
• The Well (ss)

WOODROW, WILLIAM A. (stories)
• The Meek (ss) New Worlds Quarterly 2, ed. Michael Moorcock, London: Sphere 1971
• Simon (ss) New Worlds Quarterly 4, ed. Michael Moorcock, London: Sphere 1972

WOODS, P. F.; pseudonym of Barrington J. Bayley, (1937-2008); other pseudonyms Alan Aumbry & Peter Woods (stories)
• The Countenance (ss) New Worlds Jan 1964
• Integrity (ss) New Worlds Sep/Oct 1964
• Reactionary (ss) New Worlds Apr 1965

WOODS, PETER; pseudonym of Barrington J. Bayley, (1937-2008); other pseudonyms Alan Aumbry & P. F. Woods (stories)
• The Patch (nv) New Worlds Nov/Dec 1964

WOOLARD, GARY (stories)
• The Four (ss) New Dimensions 11, ed. Robert Silverberg & Marta Randall, Pocket 1980

WOOLDRIDGE, DEAN E. (stories)
• How the Machine Called the Brain Feels and Thinks (ar)

WOOLEY, CHARLES (stories)
• Fantastic Titles (ar) Ariel v1 1976

WOOLF, VIRGINIA (Stephen) (1882-1941) (books) (stories)
• The Mark on the Wall (ss) 1917
• Kew Gardens (ss) May 12 1919
• An Unwritten Novel (ss) The London Mercury Jul 1920
• Solid Objects (ss) The Athenaeum Oct 22 1920
• A Haunted House (vi) Monday or Tuesday, London: Hogarth Press 1921
• Monday or Tuesday (vi) Monday or Tuesday, London: Hogarth Press 1921
• The String Quartet (ss) Monday or Tuesday, London: Hogarth Press 1921
• The New Dress (ss) The Forum May 1927
• The Lady in the Looking-Glass: A Reflection (ss) Harper’s Dec 1929
• The Shooting Party (ss) Harper’s Bazaar Mar 1938
• The Duchess and the Jeweller (ss) Harper’s Bazaar Apr 1938
• Lappin and Lapinova (ss) Harper’s Bazaar Apr 1939
• A Haunted House and Other Short Stories (co) Hogarth 1943
• The Legacy (ss)
• The Man Who Loved His Kind (ss)
• Moments of Being (ss)
• The Searchlight (ss)
• A Summing Up (ss)
• Together and Apart (ss)

WOOLLCOTT, ALEXANDER (Humphreys) (1887-1943) (stories)
• Moonlight Sonata (ts) The New Yorker Oct 3 1931

WOOLRICH, CORNELL; [i.e., Cornell George Hopley-Woolrich] (1903-1968) (stories)
• Dark Melody of Madness (nv) Dime Mystery Magazine Jul 1935; also as “Music from the Big Dark”; also as “Music from the Dark”; also as “Papa Benjamin”.
• Music from the Big Dark (nv) Dime Mystery Magazine Jul 1935, as “Dark Melody of Madness”.
• Music from the Dark (nv) Dime Mystery Magazine Jul 1935, as “Dark Melody of Madness”.
• Papa Benjamin (nv) Dime Mystery Magazine Jul 1935, as “Dark Melody of Madness”.
• The Phantom of the Subway (nv) Argosy Aug 22 1936, as “You Pays Your Nickel”.
• You Pays Your Nickel (nv) Argosy Aug 22 1936; also as “The Phantom of the Subway”.
• The Screaming Laugh (nv) Clues Nov 1938

WORCHESTER, DONALD E. (stories)
• Introduction (si) Antæus #25 1977

WORDEN, ALFRED (stories)
• Worden’s Eerie ‘Oasis in Space’ (ar)

WORDLEY, PHILIP (H.) (1934- ) (stories)
• Moriarty (ss) Science-Fantasy #70 1965
• Petros (ss) Science-Fantasy #69 1965
• Timmy and the Angel (ss) Science-Fantasy #72 1965

WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM (1770-1850) (stories)
• Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey (pm) Lyrical Ballads, Wordsworth 1798
• Geometry (pm) 1805

WORKMAN, JAMES (1912-2001) (books) (stories)
• Shock Stories (co) Horwitz 1962
• The Castaway (ss)
• The Dead Man’s Heart (ss)
• The Fungus and the Flower (ss)
• Possession (ss)
• The Spell (ss)
• Spindrift (ss)
• Trade-in Bodies (ss)

WORLD FUTURE SOCIETY (stories)
• Robots May Train Tomorrow’s Doctors (ar) The Futurist v1 #4

WORMSER, G(wendolyn) RANGER (1893-1953) (books) (stories)
• China-Ching (ss) The All-Story Magazine Jan 1918
• The Scarecrow and Other Stories (co) E.P. Dutton 1918
• Before the Dawn (ss) The Scarecrow and Other Stories, Dutton 1918
• The Effigy (ss) The Scarecrow and Other Stories, Dutton 1918
• The Faith (ss) The Scarecrow and Other Stories, Dutton 1918
• Flowers (ss) The Scarecrow and Other Stories, Dutton 1918
• Haunted (ss) The Scarecrow and Other Stories, Dutton 1918
• Mutter Schwegel (ss) The Scarecrow and Other Stories, Dutton 1918
• The Scarecrow (ss) The Scarecrow and Other Stories, Dutton 1918
• The Shadow (ss) The Scarecrow and Other Stories, Dutton 1918
• The Stillness (ss) The Scarecrow and Other Stories, Dutton 1918
• The Wood of Living Trees (ss) The Scarecrow and Other Stories, Dutton 1918
• Yellow (ss) The Scarecrow and Other Stories, Dutton 1918

WORMSER, RICHARD (Edward) (1908-1977) (stories)
• Smart Sucker (ss) Manhunt Jan 1957

WORRELL, EVERIL; [Mrs. Everil Worrell Murphy] (1893-1969); also as Everil W. Murphy (stories)
• The Canal (ss) Weird Tales Dec 1927

WORTHINGTON, WILL; pseudonym of Will Mohler (stories)
• Plenitude (ss) F&SF Nov 1959
• Who Dreams of Ivy (ss) F&SF Nov 1960
• The Food Goes in the Top (ss) Science-Fantasy #48 1961