Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections

Chronological List

LANIER, STERLING E. (books) (stories) (continued)
• Hiero’s Journey (n.) Chilton 1973 [Hiero Desteen]
• A Father’s Tale (nv) F&SF Jul 1974 [Brigadier Ffellowes]

LANNON, ALBERT (stories)
• She (pm) Aliens & Lovers, ed. Millea Kenin, Unique Graphics 1983

LANNOY, KATHINKA (1917- ) (stories)
• Drugs’ll Do You (ss) Orbit (Holland) #3 1978

LANS, CARL (stories)
• The Aegean Sea (ss) New Worlds from the Lowlands, ed. Manuel van Loggem, Merrick 1982; “Egeïsche Zee”; tr. by Wanda Boeke.

LANSDALE, JOE R(ichard Harold) (1951- ) (stories)
• The Princess (ss) Mummy!, ed. Bill Pronzini, Arbor House 1980
• The Dump (ss) Twilight Zone Jul 1981
• The White Rabbit (ss) The Arbor House Necropolis, ed. Bill Pronzini 1981
• Waziah (ss) Creature!, ed. Bill Pronzini, Arbor 1981
• Fish Night (ss) Specter!, ed. Bill Pronzini, Arbor House 1982
• By the Hair of the Head (ss) Shadows #6, ed. Charles L. Grant, Doubleday 1983

LARIONOVA, OLGA (1935- ) (stories)
• The Useless Planet (nv) 1967
• Temira (nv) 1971

LARKIN, GORDON (stories)
• The Unusual Thing (pp) Omniumgathum, ed. Jonathan Bacon & Steve Troyanovich, Stygian Isle Press 1976

LASKI, MARGHANITA (1915-1988) (stories)
• The Tower (ss) The Third Ghost Book, ed. Cynthia Asquith, James Barrie 1955

LA SPINA, (Fanny) GREYE (née Bragg) (1880-1969) (stories)
• The Tortoise-Shell Cat (ss) Weird Tales Nov 1924
• The Antimacassar (ss) Weird Tales May 1949

LASSWELL, HAROLD D. (stories)
• Men in Space (ar)

LASSWITZ, KURD (1848-1910) (stories)
• The Universal Library (ss) 1901

LATHAM, PHILIP; pseudonym of Robert S. Richardson, (1902-1981) (stories)
• N Day (ss) Astounding Jan 1946
• The Blindness (nv) Astounding Jul 1946
• The Xi Effect (ss) Astounding Jan 1950
• To Explain Mrs. Thompson (ss) Astounding Nov 1951
• Under the Dragon’s Tail (ss) Analog Dec 1966
• The Dimple in Draco (ss) Orbit 2, ed. Damon Knight, Berkley Medallion 1967
• The Rose Bowl—Pluto Hypothesis (ss) Orbit 5, ed. Damon Knight, G.P. Putnam’s 1969

LATHROP, GEORGE PARSONS (1851-1898) (stories)
• In the Deep of Time (nv) The English Illustrated Magazine Mar 1897 (+1)

LAUMER, (John) KEITH (1925-1993) (books) (stories)
• Greylorn (na) Amazing Apr 1959
• Combat Unit (ss) F&SF Nov 1960; also as “Dinochrome”. [Bolo]
• Dinochrome (ss) F&SF Nov 1960, as “Combat Unit”. [Bolo]
• Doorstep (ss) Galaxy Feb 1961
• Worlds of the Imperium (ex) Fantastic Feb 1961 (+2) [Imperium]
• The King of the City (nv) Galaxy Aug 1961
• Courier (nv) If Sep 1961, as “The Frozen Planet”. [Bolo; Jame Retief]
• The Frozen Planet (nv) If Sep 1961; also as “Courier”. [Bolo; Jame Retief]
• Gambler’s World (nv) If Nov 1961; also as “Palace Revolution”. [Jame Retief]
• Hybrid (ss) F&SF Nov 1961
• Palace Revolution (nv) If Nov 1961, as “Gambler’s World”. [Jame Retief]
• Protocol (ss) If Jan 1962, as “The Yillian Way”. [Jame Retief]
• The Yillian Way (ss) If Jan 1962; also as “Protocol”. [Jame Retief]
• The Madman from Earth (nv) If Mar 1962; also as “Policy”. [Jame Retief]
• Policy (nv) If Mar 1962, as “The Madman from Earth”. [Jame Retief]
• Retief of the Red-Tape Mountain (nv) If May 1962; also as “Sealed Orders”. [Jame Retief]
• Sealed Orders (nv) If May 1962, as “Retief of the Red-Tape Mountain”. [Jame Retief]
• Aide Memoire (ss) If Jul 1962 [Jame Retief]
• Cultural Exchange (ss) If Sep 1962 [Jame Retief]
• The Desert and the Stars (nv) If Nov 1962; also as “Protest Note”. [Jame Retief]
• Protest Note (nv) If Nov 1962, as “The Desert and the Stars”. [Jame Retief]
• Cocoon (ss) Fantastic Dec 1962
• It Could Be Anything (nv) Amazing Jan 1963; also as “A Trip to the City”.
• A Trip to the City (nv) Amazing Jan 1963, as “It Could Be Anything”.
• Saline Solution (nv) If Mar 1963 [Jame Retief]
• The Walls (ss) Amazing Mar 1963
• The Long Remembered Thunder (nv) Worlds of Tomorrow Apr 1963 [Niss]
• End as a Hero (nv) Galaxy Jun 1963
• The Star-Sent Knaves (nv) Worlds of Tomorrow Jun 1963; also as “The Time Thieves”.
• The Time Thieves (nv) Worlds of Tomorrow Jun 1963, as “The Star-Sent Knaves”.
• Mightiest Qorn (nv) If Jul 1963; also as “Ultimatum”. [Jame Retief]
• Ultimatum (nv) If Jul 1963, as “Mightiest Qorn”. [Jame Retief]
• The Night of the Trolls (na) Worlds of Tomorrow Oct 1963 [Bolo]
• The Governor of Glave (nv) If Nov 1963; also as “Native Intelligence”. [Jame Retief]
• Native Intelligence (nv) If Nov 1963, as “The Governor of Glave”. [Jame Retief]
• Envoy to New Worlds (co) Ace 1963 [Jame Retief]
• A Bad Day for Vermin (ss) Galaxy Feb 1964; also as “The Exterminator”.
• The Exterminator (ss) Galaxy Feb 1964, as “A Bad Day for Vermin”.
• The City that Grew in the Sea (nv) If Mar 1964; also as “Wicker Wonderland”. [Jame Retief]
• Wicker Wonderland (nv) If Mar 1964, as “The City that Grew in the Sea”. [Jame Retief]
• Placement Test (nv) Amazing Jul 1964
• The Prince and the Pirate (nv) If Aug 1964 [Jame Retief]
• The Castle of Light (nv) If Oct 1964 [Jame Retief]
• The Further Sky (na) Amazing Dec 1964; also as “The Other Sky”. [Niss]
• The Other Sky (na) Amazing Dec 1964, as “The Further Sky”. [Niss]
• The Brass God (nv) If Jan 1965, as “Retief, God-Speaker”. [Jame Retief]
• Retief, God-Speaker (nv) If Jan 1965; also as “The Brass God”. [Jame Retief]
• War Against the Yukks (nv) Galaxy Apr 1965; also as “The War with the Yukks”.
• The War with the Yukks (nv) Galaxy Apr 1965, as “War Against the Yukks”.
• Trick or Treaty (nv) If Aug 1965 [Jame Retief]
• Giant Killer (ss) If Sep 1965 [Jame Retief]
• Worldmaster (nv) Worlds of Tomorrow Nov 1965
• Galactic Diplomat (co) Doubleday 1965 [Jame Retief]
• Dam Nuisance (ss) If Mar 1966 [Jame Retief]
• Prototaph (vi) Analog Mar 1966
• Founder’s Day (nv) F&SF Jul 1966
• The Body Builders (nv) Galaxy Aug 1966
• Truce or Consequences (nv) If Nov 1966 [Jame Retief]
• Catastrophe Planet (n.) Berkley 1966
• The Last Command (ss) Analog Jan 1967 [Bolo]
• Forest in the Sky (nv) If Feb 1967 [Jame Retief]
• The Planet Wreckers (nv) Worlds of Tomorrow Feb 1967
• The Forbidden City (nv) If Apr 1967, as “Retief, War Criminal”. [Jame Retief]
• Retief, War Criminal (nv) If Apr 1967; also as “The Forbidden City”. [Jame Retief]
• Thunderhead (nv) Galaxy Apr 1967
• The Day Before Forever (na) F&SF Jul 1967
• Clear as Mud (nv) If Aug 1967; also as “Grime and Punishment”. [Jame Retief]
• Grime and Punishment (nv) If Aug 1967, as “Clear as Mud”. [Jame Retief]
• Test to Destruction (nv) Dangerous Visions, ed. Harlan Ellison, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1967
• Nine by Laumer (co) Doubleday 1967
• Planet Run [with Gordon R. Dickson] (n.) Doubleday 1967
• Greylorn (co) Berkley Medallion 1968
• The Big Show (nv) Galaxy Feb 1968
• Mind Out of Time (ss) The Farthest Reaches, ed. Joseph Elder, Trident 1968
• Once There Was a Giant (na) F&SF Nov 1968
• It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad Galaxy (co) Berkley Medallion 1968
• Goobereality (nv) It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad Galaxy, Berkley 1968
• The Day Before Forever and Thunder Head (co) Doubleday 1968
• Excerpt from Retief & the Warlords (ex) Doubleday 1968 [Jame Retief]
• Dunderbird [with Harlan Ellison] (ss) Galaxy Jan 1969; also as “Street Scene”.
• Street Scene [with Harlan Ellison] (ss) Galaxy Jan 1969, as “Dunderbird”; this story has two different endings. The version with the Ellison ending was in Galaxy, the version with the Laumer ending was in Adam Mar ’69 as “Street Scene”.
• Mechanical Advantage (nv) If Apr 1969, as “Retief, the Long-Awaited Master”. [Jame Retief]
• Retief, the Long-Awaited Master (nv) If Apr 1969; also as “Mechanical Advantage”. [Jame Retief]
• The Timesweepers (nv) Analog Aug 1969
• A Relic of War (ss) Analog Oct 1969 [Bolo]
• Retief: Ambassador to Space (co) Doubleday 1969 [Jame Retief]
• The Lawgiver (ss) The Year 2000, ed. Harry Harrison, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1970
• The Piecemakers (nv) If May 1970 [Jame Retief]
• In the Queue (ss) Orbit 7, ed. Damon Knight, G.P. Putnam’s 1970
• Message to an Alien (ss) Analog Jun 1970
• Ballots and Bandits (nv) If Sep 1970 [Jame Retief]
• The Devil You Don’t (nv) Alchemy & Academe, ed. Anne McCaffrey, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1970
• The Plague (nv) Analog Nov 1970
• The Limiting Velocity of Orthodoxy (ar) Galaxy Dec 1970
• Five Fates [ed.] (an) Doubleday 1970 [Bailey (afterlife of)]
• The House in November (n.) Putnam 1970
• Of Death What Dreams (na) Worlds of Tomorrow #24 1970 [Bailey (afterlife of)]
• The World Shuffler (n.) Putnam 1970 [Lafayette O’Leary]
• Pime Doesn’t Cray (nv) If Jan 1971 [Jame Retief]
• Internal Affair (nv) If Mar 1971, as “Retief, Insider”. [Jame Retief]
• Retief, Insider (nv) If Mar 1971; also as “Internal Affair”. [Jame Retief]
• The Right to Resist (ss) If Jun 1971 [Andrew Galt]
• The Right to Revolt (ss) If Jun 1971 [Andrew Galt]
• Once There Was a Giant (co) Doubleday 1971
• Retief of the CDT (co) Doubleday 1971 [Jame Retief]
• Retief’s Ransom (n.) Putnam 1971 [Jame Retief]
• The Star Treasure (n.) Putnam 1971
• Three Blind Mice (nv) The Many Worlds of Science Fiction, ed. Ben Bova, Dutton 1971
• Timetracks (co) Ballantine 1972
• The Big Show (co) Ace 1972
• The Garbage Invasion (nv) F&SF Dec 1972 [Jame Retief]
• The Undefeated (co) Dell 1974
• The Negotiators (nv) Analog Feb 1975 [Jame Retief]
• Retief: Emissary to the Stars (co) Dell 1975 [Jame Retief]
• The Hoob Melon Crisis (nv) Retief: Emissary to the Stars, Dell 1975 [Jame Retief]
• The Troubleshooter (nv) Retief: Emissary to the Stars, Dell 1975 [Jame Retief]
• The Best of Keith Laumer (co) Pocket 1976
• Field Test (ss) Analog Mar 1976 [Bolo]
• Bolo (co) Berkley/Putnam 1976 [Bolo]
• A Short History of the Bolo Fighting Machines (ar) Bolo, Berkley/Putnam 1976
• Birthday Party (vi) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Jan/Feb 1978
• Retief at Large (co) Ace 1978 [Jame Retief]
• The Ultimax Man (n.) St. Martin’s 1978
• Retief Unbound (co) Ace 1979 [Jame Retief]
• Couldn’t We All Just Be Dear, Dear Friends? (ar) The Future At War Vol. 3, ed. Reginald Bretnor, Ace 1980
• The Breaking Earth [ed.] (an) Pinnacle 1981
• Planet Run [with Gordon R. Dickson] (co) Tor 1982
• Worlds of the Imperium (co) Tor 1982 [Imperium]
• Retief: Diplomat at Arms (co) Pocket 1982 [Jame Retief]
• The Secret (nv) Retief: Diplomat At Arms, New York: Pocket 1982 [Jame Retief]
• Introduction (is)

LAURANCE, ALICE; pseudonym of Laura W. Haywood, (1938- ) (books) (stories)
• Chances Are (ss) Protostars, ed. David Gerrold & Stephen Goldin, Ballantine 1971
• Reprisal (ss) Generation, ed. David Gerrold, Dell 1972
• Call from Kerlyana [with William K. Carlson] (ss) The Alien Condition, ed. Stephen Goldin, Ballantine 1973
• Cassandra Rising [ed.] (oa) Doubleday 1978
• Schlossie (ss) Cassandra Rising, ed. Alice Laurance, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1978
• The Game of the Name (ss) Microcosmic Tales, ed. Isaac Asimov, Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander, Taplinger 1980
• Speculations [ed. with Isaac Asimov] (oa) Houghton Mifflin 1982
• A Touch of Truth [with William K. Carlson] (ss) Speculations, ed. Isaac Asimov & Alice Laurance, Houghton Mifflin 1982
• Preface (pr)

LAURION, OWEN K. (stories)
• The Way It Was (vi) Fifty Extremely SF* Stories, ed. Michael Bastraw, Niekas 1982

LAUTRÉAMONT, COMTE de; pseudonym of Isidore Ducasse, (1846-1870) (stories)
• The Hours in the Life of a Lousy-Haired Man (ex) 1943

LAVOND, PAUL DENNIS; joint pseudonym of Joseph Harold Dockweiler, (1920-1949), C. M. Kornbluth, (1923-1958), Robert A. W. Lowndes, (1916-1998) & Frederik Pohl, (1919-2013); other pseudonyms Elton V. Andrews, Cecil Corwin, Simon Eisner, Paul Flehr, S. D. Gottesman, James MacCreigh, F. Stanislaus Prosody, Charles Satterfield & Dirk Wylie (stories)
• Lurani (pm) Unknown Feb 1940
• Star of the Undead (ss) Fantasy Book #2 1948

LAW, WARNER (1919?-1979) (stories)
• Lincoln’s Doctor’s Son’s Dog (ss) Playboy Mar 1970
• The Alarming Letters from Scottsdale (ss) F&SF Apr 1973

LAWLER, DONALD L(ester) (1935- ) (books) (stories)
• Approaches to Science Fiction [ed.] (an) Houghton Mifflin 1978
• Aliens (si)
• Comic Science Fiction (si)
• Introduction (in)
• Mystery and Horror Science Fiction (si)
• Part 1: Nineteenth-Century Backgrounds (si)
• Part 2: Fantasy Science Fiction (si)
• Part 3: Hard Science Fiction (si)
• Part 4: Soft Science Fiction (si)
• Part 5: Science Fiction Mixtures (si)
• Preface (pr)
• Robots (si)
• Social Science Fiction (si)
• Space Opera (si)
• Speculative Fantasy Science Fiction (si)
• Speculative Hard Science Fiction (si)
• Speculative Soft Science Fiction (si)
• Time Travel and Parallel Worlds (si)
• Utopias and Dystopias (si)
• Weird Science Fiction (si)

LAWLOR, HAROLD (1910-1992) (stories)
• The Silver Highway (ss) Weird Tales May 1946
• Mayaya’s Little Green Men (ss) Weird Tales Nov 1946

LAWRENCE, D(avid) H(erbert Richards) (1885-1930) (books) (stories)
• The Border Line (ss) Hutchinson’s Magazine Sep 1924
• Jimmy and the Desperate Woman (nv) The Criterion Oct 1924
• The Woman Who Rode Away (nv) The Dial Jul-Aug 1925
• The Last Laugh (ss) The New Decameron IV, Oxford: Blackwell 1925
• Smile (ss) New Masses Jun 1926
• Glad Ghosts (nv) The Dial Jul-Aug 1926
• Sun (ss) New Coterie Aut 1926
• The Rocking-Horse Winner (ss) The Ghost-Book, ed. Cynthia Asquith, London: Hutchinson 1926
• Two Blue Birds (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine Jun 1927
• The Man Who Loved Islands (nv) The Dial Jul 1927
• In Love? (ss) The Dial Nov 1927
• The Woman Who Rode Away and Other Stories (co) Secker & Warburg 1928
• None of That (ss)

LAWRENCE, J. A.; see under Lawrence, Judith Ann (1935?- ) (books) (stories)

LAWRENCE, JUDITH ANN (1935?- ); maiden name of Judith Ann Lawrence Blish (books) (stories)
• Getting Along [with James Blish] (nv) Again, Dangerous Visions, ed. Harlan Ellison, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1972
• Opening Problem (nv) Galaxy Jul 1974
• The Descent of Man (ss) Worlds of If Nov/Dec 1974
• Scrapbook (pm) The Purple Hours, ed. Lisa Conesa, Lisa Conesa 1974
• Telephone (pm) The Purple Hours, ed. Lisa Conesa, Lisa Conesa 1974
• Untitled (pm) The Purple Hours, ed. Lisa Conesa, Lisa Conesa 1974
• Wife & Mother (pm) The Purple Hours, ed. Lisa Conesa, Lisa Conesa 1974
• Star Trek 12 [with James Blish] (oc) Bantam 1977 [Star Trek]
• Foreword (fw) Star Trek #12, Bantam 1977