Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections

Chronological List

HOSKINS, ROBERT (books) (stories) (continued)
• Wondermakers [ed.] (an) Fawcett Crest 1972
• Infinity 3 [ed.] (oa) Lancer 1972
• Infinity 4 [ed.] (oa) Lancer 1972
• Strange Tomorrows [ed.] (an) Lancer 1972
• The Future of the Future (in) Infinity #4, ed. Robert Hoskins, Lancer 1972
• A Time of Changes (in) Infinity #3, ed. Robert Hoskins, Lancer 1972
• The Edge of Never [ed.] (an) Fawcett Premier 1973
• Infinity 5 [ed.] (oa) Lancer 1973
• How to Build Tomorrow (in) Infinity #5, ed. Robert Hoskins, Lancer 1973
• Wondermakers 2 [ed.] (an) Fawcett Premier 1974
• The Liberated Future: Voyages Into Tomorrow [ed.] (an) Fawcett Crest 1974
• Pop Goes the Weasel (ss) F&SF Apr 1975
• The Kelley’s Eye (ss) Tomorrow: New Worlds of Science Fiction, ed. Roger Elwood, Evans 1975
• The Mountain (ss) 1975
• The Future Now [ed.] (an) Fawcett Crest 1977
• Against Tomorrow [ed.] (an) Fawcett 1979
• Introduction (in)
• The Prize of Wonder (in)
• Prologue (in)
• Reaching Out of Tomorrow (in)
• The World Beyond (in)

HOUDINI, HARRY; pseudonym of Ehrich Weiss, (1874-1926) (stories)
• Imprisoned with the Pharaohs (nv) Weird Tales May-Jul 1924

HOUGH, S(tanley) B(ennett) (1917-1998); see pseudonym Rex Gordon (stories)

HOUSEHOLD, GEOFFREY (Edward West) (1900-1988) (stories)
• As Best He Can (ss) 1958
• The Lost Continent (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 3 1960

HOUSMAN, A(lfred) E(dward) (1859-1936) (stories)
• The True Lover (pm) 1896
• Her Strong Enchantments Failing (pm) Collected Poems of A.E. Housman, Jonathan Cape 1922, as “Poem iii”.
• Poem iii (pm) Collected Poems of A.E. Housman, Jonathan Cape 1922; also as “Her Strong Enchantments Failing”.
• To Think That Two and Two Are Four (pm) 1940

HOUSMAN, CLEMENCE (1861-1955) (stories)
• The Were-Wolf (nv) Atalanta Dec 1890

HOUSMAN, LAURENCE (1865-1959) (books) (stories)
• The Love-Child (ss) The Idler Jan 1899
• Winkiboo (ss) The Windsor Magazine Dec 1905
• The Cloak of Friendship (ss) The Cloak of Friendship, London: John Murray 1905
• Little St. Michael (ss) The Cloak of Friendship, London: John Murray 1905
• Inside Out (ss) The Century Magazine Aug 1917
• All-Fellows and thr Cloak of Friendship (co) Harcourt 1923
• Ironical Tales (co) J. Cape 1926
• Blind Love (ss) Ironical Tales, London: Jonathan Cape 1926
• The Man Who Did Not Pray (ss) Lovat Dickson’s Magazine Apr 1935
• The Fall of the Sparrow (hu) Esquire Dec 1935
• The King’s Dream (ss) The (London) Evening News Aug 15 1936
• Weighed in the Balance (ss) Lilliput Dec 1938
• What Next? Provocative Tales of Faith and Morals (co) J. Cape 1938
• The Distorting Mirror (vi) 1938
• Maggie’s Bite (ss) 1947
• Strange Ends and Discoveries (co) J. Cape 1948
• Aunt Jane’s Tea-Blend (ss)
• The Beginning of Wisdom (ss)
• Blind Knowledge (ss)
• A Blind World (ss)
• Camouflage (ss)
• The Catch of the Cherub (ss)
• Changa-Ranga (ss)
• A Clean Conscience (ss)
• The Cry of the Parrot (ss)
• Damien, the Worshipper (ss)
• Dead Man’s Lane (ss)
• The Devil Help Us! (ss)
• A Don’t-Tell Tale (ss)
• Educating Our Masters (ss)
• The Eye-Opener (ss)
• The Family Fairy (ss)
• Father and Son (ss)
• The Finishing Touch (ss)
• The Flag of Peace (ss)
• Food for Babies (ss)
• A God and His Makers (ss)
• Good Succour (ss)
• The Great Adventure (ss)
• Happy Deliverance (ss)
• Happy Despatch (ss)
• A Heart of Stone (ss)
• The Heart of the Sea (ss)
• Hidden Identity (ss)
• The House of Rimmon (ss)
• The Impossible Penitent (ss)
• Improved Relations (ss)
• Introduction (in)
• Joy in Heaven (ss)
• Kill or Cure (ss)
• The King and His Word (ss)
• The King and the Philosopher (ss)
• King’s Evil (ss)
• The King’s Jester (ss)
• The King’s Pleasure (ss)
• Lady Into George Fox (ss)
• A Landlord and His Rent (ss)
• Little Pear-Blossom (ss)
• The Lovely Messengers (ss)
• The Man Who Sold His Soul (ss)
• Means to an End (ss)
• The Merchant and the Robber (ss)
• The Merciful Driught (ss)
• The Mirror and the Mistress (ss)
• The New Dispensation (ss)
• Oranges and Lemons (ss)
• The Perfect One (ss)
• The Poet and His Mistress (ss)
• Preface (pr)
• The Prince and His Two Mistresses (ss)
• The Real Temptation of St. Anthony (ss)
• The Return Journey (ss)
• The Return of the Progidal (ss)
• The Rose and the Thorn (ss)
• Sea-Change (ss)
• A Shocking Recovery (ss)
• A Side-Wind (ss)
• The Staff of Life (ss)
• The Story of Bunder-Bunder, the Jail Bird (ss)
• A Strange Coincidence (ss)
• A Striking Incident (ss)
• Sweets to the Sweet (ss)
• The Talking Horse (ss)
• Their Own Image (ss)
• The Trees of Guile (ss)
• The Troubling of the Waters (ss)
• Truce of God (ss)
• The Tuppenny Twins (ss)
• The Turn of the Worm (ss)
• The Twinkling of an Eye (ss)
• Two Kings and Their Queens (ss)
• Uncovenanted Mercies (ss)
• An Unexplained Miracle (ss)
• Vessels of Clay (ss)
• The Watchers (ss)
• When Pan Was Dead (ss)
• The Widow (ss)
• The Wise Penny and the Foolish Pound (ss)

HOUSTON, JAMES D. (1933-2009) (stories)
• Gas Mask (ss) Nugget 1964

HOUSTON, LIBBY (stories)
• Ghost Bread (pm) New Worlds 8, ed. Hilary Bailey, London: Sphere 1975
• The Queen Lies Dying (pm) New Worlds 8, ed. Hilary Bailey, London: Sphere 1975
• Weather Clock (pm) New Worlds 8, ed. Hilary Bailey, London: Sphere 1975

HOUSTON, RICHARD (stories)
• The Man Who Was Kind to Animals (ss) Horrors, ed. Charles L. Grant, Playboy 1981

HOWARD, CLARK (1932- ) (stories)
• The Peregrine (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jul 1965
• We Spy (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1970

HOWARD, DIANE M. (books)
• Oriental Stories [ed. with John Howard, Robert K. Weiner & William H. Desmond] (an) Odyssey Publications 1975
• Strange Tales [ed. with John Howard, Robert K. Weiner & William H. Desmond] (an) Odyssey Publications 1976

HOWARD, ELIZABETH JANE (1923-2014) (books) (stories)
• We Are for the Dark [with Robert Aickman] (co) Cape 1951
• Left Luggage (ss) We Are for the Dark, London: Cape 1951
• Perfect Love (nv) We Are for the Dark, London: Cape 1951
• Three Miles Up (ss) We Are for the Dark, London: Cape 1951

HOWARD, (John) HAYDEN (fl. 1953-1960) (books) (stories)
• The Death and Birth of the Angakok (nv) Galaxy Apr 1965 [Esks]
• The Eskimo Invasion (nv) Galaxy Jun 1966 [Esks]
• Who Is Human? (nv) Galaxy Aug 1966 [Esks]
• Too Many Esks (nv) Galaxy Oct 1966 [Esks]
• The Modern Penitentiary (nv) Galaxy Dec 1966 [Esks]
• Our Man in Peking (na) Galaxy Feb 1967 [Esks]
• The Purpose of Life (na) Galaxy Apr 1967 [Esks]
• The Eskimo Invasion (n.) Ballantine 1967 [Esks]
• Oil-Mad Bug-Eyed Monsters (ss) Galaxy Jun 1970

HOWARD, I. M. (stories)
• Letter to Frank Torbett, June 22, 1936 (lt) The Howard Collector #1 1961
• Letter to H.P. Lovecraft, June 29, 1936 (“It is barely possible through some other...”) (lt) The Howard Collector #13 1970
• Letter to E. Hoffmann Price, June 21, 1944 (lt) The Howard Collector #14 1971

HOWARD, IVAN (books)
• The Weird Ones [ed.] (an) Belmont 1962
• Rare Science Fiction [ed.] (an) Belmont 1963
• 6 and the Silent Scream [ed.] (an) Belmont 1963
• Escape to Earth [ed.] (an) Belmont 1963
• Way Out [ed.] (an) Belmont 1963
• Novelets of Science Fiction [ed.] (an) Belmont 1963
• Things [ed.] (an) Belmont 1964

HOWARD, JAMES (fl. 1976) (stories)
• The Director (nv) Strange Gods, ed. Roger Elwood, Pocket 1974

HOWARD, JOHN (fl. 1975-1976) (books)
• Oriental Stories [ed. with Robert K. Weiner, William H. Desmond & Diane M. Howard] (an) Odyssey Publications 1975
• Strange Tales [ed. with Robert K. Weiner, William H. Desmond & Diane M. Howard] (an) Odyssey Publications 1976

HOWARD, RICHARD; pseudonym (fl. 1964-2005) (stories)
• Decadence, by Romain Gary (ss) Saga 1964

HOWARD, RICHARD A. (stories)
• Botanical and Other Observations on Redonda, the West Indies (ar) The Journal of The Arnold Arboretum Jan 1962

HOWARD, ROBERT E(rvin) (1906-1936) (books) (stories)
• West Is West (vi) The Tattler Dec 22 1922
• The Sea (pm) The Baylor United Statement May 19 1923
• The Kissing of Sal Snooboo (pm) The Tattler Jan 6 1925
• Spear and Fang (ss) Weird Tales Jul 1925
• In the Forest of Villefère (ss) Weird Tales Aug 1925 [de Montour]
• Fables for Little Folk (pm) The Daniel Baker Collegian Mar 15 1926
• Illusion (pm) The Daniel Baker Collegian Mar 15 1926
• Roundelay of the Roughneck (pm) The Daniel Baker Collegian Apr 12 1926
• Wolfshead (nv) Weird Tales Apr 1926 [de Montour]
• Futility (“Time races on...”) (pm) The Daniel Baker Collegian May 25 1926
• Tarantella (pm) The Daniel Baker Collegian May 25 1926
• Heading for ‘The Grey God Passes’ (pm) Dark Mind, Dark Heart, ed. August Derleth, Arkham 1926
• Private Magrath of the A.E.F. (pm) The Yellow Jacket Jan 13 1927
• The Thessalians (vi) The Yellow Jacket Jan 13 1927
• Ye College Days (vi) The Yellow Jacket Jan 20 1927
• The Lost Race (ss) Weird Tales Jan 1927 [Bran Mak Morn]
• Cupid vs. Pollux (ss) The Yellow Jacket Feb 19 1927
• The Song of the Bats (pm) Weird Tales May 1927
• The Ride of Falume (pm) Weird Tales Oct 1927
• The Riders of Babylon (pm) Weird Tales Jan 1928
• The Dream Snake (ss) Weird Tales Feb 1928
• The Hyena (ss) Weird Tales Mar 1928
• Remembrance (pm) Weird Tales Apr 1928
• Sea Curse (ss) Weird Tales May 1928 [Faring Town]
• Kid Lavigne Is Dead (pm) The Ring Jun 1928
• The Gates of Nineveh (pm) Weird Tales Jul 1928
• Red Shadows (nv) Weird Tales Aug 1928 [Solomon Kane]
• Age (pm) The Junto Sep 1928
• The Harp of Alfred (pm) Weird Tales Sep 1928
• A Hairy-Chested Idealist Sings (pm) The Junto Oct 1928
• Drums of the Sunset (nv) The Cross Plains Review Nov 2 1928 (+8)
• Easter Island (pm) Weird Tales Dec 1928
• The Flood (pm) The Junto Dec 1928, as “To the Evangelists”.
• A Song for Men That Laugh (pm) The Junto Dec 1928
• To the Evangelists (pm) The Junto Dec 1928; also as “The Flood”.
• Skulls in the Stars (ss) Weird Tales Jan 1929 [Solomon Kane]
• Crete (pm) Weird Tales Feb 1929
• A Lady’s Chamber (pm) The American Poet Apr 1929, as by Patrick Howard.
• Moon Mockery (pm) Weird Tales Apr 1929
• Skulls and Dust (pm) The American Poet May 1929, as by Patrick Howard.
• Rattle of Bones (ss) Weird Tales Jun 1929 [Solomon Kane]
• Forbidden Magic (pm) Weird Tales Jul 1929
• The King and the Mallet (pm) The Junto Jul 1929
• Heritage (“My people came from Munster...”) (pm) The Junto Aug 1929
• The Shadow Kingdom (nv) Weird Tales Aug 1929 [Kull]
• Surrender (“I Will Rise Some Day When the Day Is Done”) (pm) The Junto Aug 1929
• Red Thunder (pm) JAPM: The Poetry Weekly Sep 16 1929
• Midnight (vi) The Junto Sep 1929
• The Mirrors of Tuzun Thune (ss) Weird Tales Sep 1929 [Kull]
• The Moor Ghost (pm) Weird Tales Sep 1929
• Nectar (pm) The Junto Sep 1929
• Sentiment (ar) The Junto Sep 1929
• Skull-Face (na) Weird Tales Oct 1929 (+2) [Kathulos]
• Dead Man’s Hate (pm) Weird Tales Jan 1930
• The Skull in the Clouds (pm) The Junto Jan 1930
• “Feach Air Muir Lionadhi Gealach Buidhe Mar Or” (pm) The Junto Feb 1930
• Heading for ‘The Fearsome Touch of Death’ (pm) Weird Tales Feb 1930
• A Song Out of Midian (pm) Weird Tales Apr 1930
• Shadows on the Road (pm) Weird Tales May 1930
• The Moon of Skulls (na) Weird Tales Jun 1930 (+1) [Solomon Kane]
• The Hills of the Dead (nv) Weird Tales Aug 1930 [Solomon Kane]
• Black Chant Imperial (pm) Weird Tales Sep 1930
• The Voice of El-Lil (nv) Oriental Stories Oct/Nov 1930
• Heading for ‘Kings of the Night’ (pm) Weird Tales Nov 1930
• Kings of the Night (nv) Weird Tales Nov 1930 [Kull; Bran Mak Morn]
• Heading for ‘Red Blades of Black Cathay’ (pm) Oriental Stories Feb/Mar 1931
• The Song of a Mad Minstrel (pm) Weird Tales Feb/Mar 1931
• The Children of the Night (ss) Weird Tales Apr/May 1931
• The Ghost of Camp Colorado (ar) Texaco Star Apr 1931
• Hawks of Outremer (nv) Oriental Stories Apr/Jun 1931 [Cormac FitzGeoffrey]
• The Footfalls Within (nv) Weird Tales Sep 1931 [Solomon Kane]
• Heading for ‘The Blood of Belshazzar’ (pm) Oriental Stories Aut 1931
• The Blood of Belshazzar (nv) Oriental Stories Fll 1931 [Cormac FitzGeoffrey]
• The Blonde Goddess of Bal-Sagoth (nv) Weird Tales Oct 1931, as “The Gods of Bal-Sagoth”. [Turlogh O’Brien]
• The Gods of Bal-Sagoth (nv) Weird Tales Oct 1931; also as “The Blonde Goddess of Bal-Sagoth”. [Turlogh O’Brien]
• The Black Stone (nv) Weird Tales Nov 1931 [Cthulhu]
• Heading for ‘The Black Stone’ (pm) Weird Tales Nov 1931
• The Good Knight (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Dec 25 1931 [Kid Allison]
• The Dark Man (nv) Weird Tales Dec 1931 [Turlogh O’Brien]
• Heading for ‘The Thing on the Roof’ (pm) Weird Tales Feb 1932
• The Thing on the Roof (ss) Weird Tales Feb 1932
• The Last Day (pm) Weird Tales Mar 1932
• The Horror from the Mound (ss) Weird Tales May 1932
• People of the Dark (nv) Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror Jun 1932
• Wings in the Night (nv) Weird Tales Jul 1932 [Solomon Kane]
• Arkham (pm) Weird Tales Aug 1932 [Cthulhu]
• An Open Window (“Behind the Veil what gulfs”) (pm) Weird Tales Sep 1932
• Worms of the Earth (nv) Weird Tales Nov 1932 [Bran Mak Morn]
• Heading for ‘The Phoenix on the Sword’ (pm) Weird Tales Dec 1932
• Heading for ‘The Sowers of the Thunder’ (pm) Oriental Stories Win 1932
• The Cairn on the Headland (nv) Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror Jan 1933
• Heading for ‘The Scarlet Citadel’ (pm) Weird Tales Jan 1933
• Autumn (pm) Weird Tales Apr 1933
• Futility (pm) Weird Tales May 1933, as “Moonlight on a Skull”.
• Moonlight on a Skull (pm) Weird Tales May 1933; also as “Futility”.
• Heading for ‘The Lion of Tiberias’ (pm) The Magic Carpet Jul 1933
• The Man on the Ground (ss) Weird Tales Jul 1933
• Heading for ‘The Pool of the Black One’ (pm) Weird Tales Oct 1933
• Old Garfield’s Heart (ss) Weird Tales Dec 1933
• One Who Comes at Eventide (pm) Modern American Poetry, ed. Aison, The Galleon Press 1933
• To a Woman (“Though Fathoms...”) (pm) Modern American Poetry, ed. Aison, The Galleon Press 1933
• The Valley of the Worm (nv) Weird Tales Feb 1934 [James Allison]