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    Windigo: An Anthology of Fact and Fantastic Fiction ed. John Robert Colombo (Prairie Books, 1982, 0-88833-097-9, $18.95, 208pp, hc, an)
    • 1 · Introduction · John Robert Colombo · in
    • 7 · A Sort of Werewolf · Paul Le Jeune · ex 1636
      from a letter archived in The Jesuit Relations Vol. 9, Cleveland, 1896-1901.
    • 7 · Veritable Werewolves · Paul Le Jeune · ex 1661
      from a letter archived in The Jesuit Relations Vol.46, Cleveland, 1896-1901.
    • 8 · Onaouientagos · Bacqueville de la Potherie · ex (r)
      translated from the French (Histoire de l’Amérique Septentrionale, Paris, 1722).
    • 8 · The Devil · James Isham · ex 1743
      from Isham’s papers, Observations of Hudson’s Bay.
    • 9 · Another Being · Henry Ellis · ex A Voyage to Hudson’s Bay by Henry Ellis, London, 1748
    • 9 · Guilty of Murder · Samuel Hearne · ex 1775
      from Hearne’s Journal of a Journey Inland from York Fort towards Basquiau.
    • 10 · An Evil Being · Edward Umfreville · ex The Present State of Hudson’s Bay by Edward Umfreville, London, 1790
    • 11 · Man Eaters · David Thompson · ex (r)
      from Thompson’s notes.
    • 12 · Cannibals · Edwin James · ex A Narrative of the Capitivity and Adventures of John Tanner…Among the Indians…of North America by Edwin James, New York, 1830
    • 14 · The Weendigoes · Henry Rowe Schoolcraft · ss Algic Researches … Respecting the Mental Characteristic of the North American Indians by Henry Rowe Schoolcraft, New York, 1839; a Saginaw story.
    • 21 · Superstitious Belief · Paul Kane · ex Wanderings of an Artist among the Indians of North America by Paul Kane, London, 1859
    • 22 · A Tale of the Windego · J. B. Nevins · ss Narrative of Two Voyages to Hudson’s Bay by John Birkbeck Nevins, London, 1847
    • 26 · Legendary Lore · Francis Parkman · ex The Conspiracy of Pontiac and the Indian War after the Conquest of Canada by Francis Parkman, Boston, 1851
    • 27 · The Walker of the Snow · C. D. Shanly · pm The Atlantic Monthly May 1859, uncredited.
    • 29 · Some Sort of Madness · Earl of Southesk · ex Saskatchewan and the Rocky Mountains by Earl of Southesk, London, 1875
    • 29 · Cannibal Lake · Henry Youle Hind · ex Narrative of the Canadian Red River Exploring Expedition of 1857… by Henry Youle Hind, London, 1860
    • 30 · Giant Cannibals · Henry Youle Hind · ex Explorations in the Interior of the Labrador Peninsula by Henry Youle Hind, London, 1863
    • 31 · He’s a Windigo · Sir William Francis Butler · ex The Great Lone Land by William Francis Butler, London, 1872
    • 32 · Windagoos! Cannibals! · Egerton Ryerson Young · ex Stories from Indian Wigwams and Northern Camp-Fires by Egerton Ryerson Young, London, 1893
    • 36 · Red-Headed Windego · E. W. Thomson · ss Old Man Savarin and Other Stories by Edward William Thomson, William Briggs, 1895
    • 44 · A Cannibal Spirit · Charles Mair · ex Through the Mackenzie Basin by Charles Mair, Toronto, 1908
    • 44 · The Windigo · William Henry Drummond · pm Johnny Courteau and Other Poems by William Henry Drummond, New York, 1901
    • 51 · The Snow-Wetigo · Arthur Heming · ss Metropolitan Magazine November 1905
    • 59 · A Weetigo in the Woods · Philip H. Godsell · ex Arctic Trader … Twenty Years with the Hudson’s Bay Company by Philip H. Godsell, New York, 1934
    • 65 · The Wendigo · Algernon Blackwood · na The Lost Valley and Other Stories by Algernon Blackwood, Eveleigh Nash, 1910
    • 113 · A Tale of the Grand Jardin · W. H. Blake · ss Brown Waters and Other Sketches by William H. Blake, Toronto, 1915
    • 119 · Wintigoes (Giants) · Peter York & G. E. Laidlaw · vi Annual Archaeological Report 1915, Ontario Provincial Museum, 1915
    • 120 · Me Sah Ba and the Wintigo · Jonas George & G. E. Laidlaw · vi Annual Archaeological Report 1918, Ontario Provincial Museum, 1918
    • 120 · The Windigo · Lottie Marsden & G. E. Laidlaw · vi Annual Archaeological Report 1918, Ontario Provincial Museum, 1918; two narratives with the same title.
    • 122 · Windigo Story · Joe Cosh & G. E. Laidlaw · vi Annual Archaeological Report 1924-25, Ontario Provincial Museum, 1925
    • 122 · Windigo Story · Kenneth G. Snake & G. E. Laidlaw · vi Annual Archaeological Report 1924-25, Ontario Provincial Museum, 1925
    • 123 · To Kill Windigo · D. S. Davidson · ex The Journal of American Folklore January 1928 - March 1928
    • 124 · The Immortal Cannibal · Frank G. Speck · ex Naskapi: The Savage Hunters of the Labrador Peninsula by Frank G. Speck, , 1935
    • 125 · A Human Being Transformed · Diamond Jenness · ex The Ojibwa Indians of Parry Sound by Diamond Jenness, Ottawa, 1935
    • 127 · The Wendigo · Ogden Nash · pm The Private Dining Room and Other New Verses by Ogden Nash, Little, Brown, 1953
    • 128 · The Windigo Personality · Ruth Landes · ex The Ojibwa Woman by Ruth Landes, 1938
    • 139 · The Thing That Walked on the Wind [Cthulhu] · August Derleth · ss Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror January 1933
    • 150 · Ithaqua [Cthulhu] · August Derleth · ss Strange Stories February 1941
    • 162 · Restless Souls · Richard Morenus · ex Crazy-White-Man by Richard Morenus, New York, 1952
    • 162 · Supernatural Creatures · Pierre Berton · ex The Mysterious North by Pierre Berton, Toronto, 1956
    • 162 · The Existence of the Witigo · Roger Vandersteene · ex Western Canadian Journal of Anthropology #1, 1969
    • 164 · Windigo Psychosis · Morton I. Teicher · ar International Journal of Parapsychology Winter 1962
    • 187 · Windigo · George Bowering · pm Tamarack Review Fall 1965
    • 191 · Windigo · Herbert T. Schwarz · ss Windigo and Other Tales of the Ojibways by Herbert T. Schwarz, Toronto, 1969
    • 193 · Stories of the Windigo · James R. Stevens · ss Sacred Legends of the Sandy Lake Cree by James R. Stevens, Toronto, 1971
    • 200 · A Near Encounter · Chief Dan Kennedy · ex Recollections of an Assinoboine Chief by Dan Kennedy, Toronto, 1972
    • 201 · A Man Named Weendigo · Basil Johnston · ex Ojibway Heritage by Basil Johnston, 1976
    • 204 · The Death of Windigo · Norval Morrisseau · ex Legends of My People by Norval Morrisseau, Toronto, 1965

    Once in the Saddle by Clem Colt (Arcadia House, February 1946, LC:46-1910, $2.00, 256pp, hc, n.)

    Rustler’s Roost by Clem Colt (Phoenix Press US, February 1943, LC:43-2350, $2.00, 251pp, hc, n.)

    Radio Plays by D. G. Compton (Kerosina, April 1, 1988, 0-948893-24-9, £4.50, 62pp, tp, co, cover by Keith Roberts)
        Collection of two surreal radio play scripts that Compton wrote for the BBC in the 1960s. Limited edition of 350 copies.

    Antiguan Summer by Michael G. Coney (not published, n.)
        A “rewritten failed Harlequin” that was “in progress” in 1990.

    The Celestial Steam Locomotive by Michael G. Coney (SFBC, May 1984, #3527, $3.98, 275pp, hc, n.) [The Song of Earth]
        Reprint (Houghton Mifflin 1983) sf novel.

    The Celestial Steam Locomotive by Michael G. Coney (Orbit, August 14, 1986, 0-7088-8194-7, £2.95, 302pp, pb, n.) [The Song of Earth]
        Reprint (Houghton Mifflin 1983) sf novel.

    Fang the Gnome by Michael G. Coney (Orbit, October 13, 1988, 0-7088-8231-5, £3.99, 345pp, pb, n.) [The Song of Earth]
        Reprint (NAL 1988) quasi-Arthurian fantasy novel with sf elements.

    Fang, the Gnome by Michael Greatrex Coney (Signet, December 1988, 0-451-15847-4, $3.95, 345pp, pb, n.) [The Song of Earth]
        Reprint (NAL 1988) quasi-Arthurian fantasy novel with sf elements.

    Forest Ranger, Ahoy! The Men—The Ships—The Job by Michael Coney (Porthole Press, 1983, 0-919931-00-6, $16.95, 232pp, hc, nf)

    The Foul Play at Duffy’s Marina by Michael Coney (self-published, 2005, 219pp, ebook, n.)
        Unpublished novel, released by Michael Coney on his website.

    Friends Come in Boxes by Michael G. Coney (Gollancz, April 1974, 0-575-01802-X, £2.10, 189pp, hc, oc) [Phillip Ewell]
        Reprint (DAW 1973) original SF collection. This edition has some textual revisions.

    Friends Come in Boxes by Michael G. Coney (UKSFBC, March 1975, #5098, 80p, 189pp, hc, oc) [Phillip Ewell]
        Reprint (DAW 1973) original SF collection.

    Friends Come in Boxes by Michael G. Coney (Sphere, February 1976, 0-7221-2460-0, 50p, 160pp, pb, oc) [Phillip Ewell]
        Reprint (DAW 1973) original SF collection.

    The Girl with a Symphony in Her Fingers by Michael Coney (The Elmfield Press, October 1975, 0-7057-0056-9, £4.50, 199pp, hc, n., cover by Josh Kirby)
        Reprint (DAW 1975 as The Jaws That Bite, the Claws That Catch) SF novel.

    The Girl with a Symphony in Her Fingers by Michael Coney (Gateway, March 2013, 978-0-575-12938-2, £2.99, ebook, n.)
        Reprint (DAW 1975 as The Jaws That Bite, the Claws That Catch) SF novel.

    Hello Summer, Goodbye by Michael Coney (UKSFBC, June 1976, #5113, 85p, 221pp, hc, n.) [Pallahaxi]
        Reprint (Gollancz 1975) SF novel.

    Hello Summer, Goodbye by Michael Coney (Pan, April 1978, 0-330-25226-7, 70p, 192pp, pb, n.) [Pallahaxi]
        Reprint (Gollancz 1975) SF novel.

    Hello Summer, Goodbye by Michael Coney (PS Publishing, December 2007, 978-1-9058-3452-5, £20.00, vi+192pp, hc, n., cover by Edward Miller) [Pallahaxi]
        Reprint (Gollancz 1975) SF novel. This edition drops the author’s note by Coney and adds a new introduction by Brian Aldiss. Limited to 500 copies. Also available in a two-volume slipcased edition with I Remember Pallahaxi (-3454-9, £50.00), limited to 200 numbered, signed, copies.

    Hello Summer, Goodbye by Michael Coney (Drugstore Indian Press, August 2014, 978-1-84863-775-7, £8.99, vi+205pp, tp, n., cover by Timo Kümmel) [Pallahaxi]
        Reprint (Gollancz 1975) SF novel.

    The Hero of Downways by Michael G. Coney (Orbit, October 1974, 0-86007-822-1, 40p, 188pp, pb, n., cover by Bruce Pennington)
        Reprint (DAW 1973) SF novel.

    I Remember Pallahaxi by Michael Coney (PS Publishing, December 2007, 978-1-9058-3453-2, £20.00, 207pp, hc, n., cover by Edward Miller) [Pallahaxi]
        Sf novel, sequel to Hello Summer, Goodbye, first published in Russian (Esli, 1999), and previously available in English only as a free download from Coney’s website. Limited to 500 copies. Also available in a two-volume slipcased edition with Hello Summer, Goodbye (-3454-9, £50.00), limited to 200 numbered, signed, copies.

    I Remember Pallahaxi by Michael Coney (Drugstore Indian Press, August 2014, 978-1-84863-776-4, £8.99, x+280pp, tp, n., cover by Timo Kümmel) [Pallahaxi]
        Reprint (PS Publishing 2007) SF novel.

    King of the Scepter’d Isle by Michael Greatrex Coney (SFBC, November 1989, #15464, $8.98, 399pp, hc, n.) [The Song of Earth]
        Reprint (NAL 1989) quasi-Arthurian fantasy novel with sf elements.

    Mirror Image by Michael G. Coney (Gollancz, September 1973, 0-575-01726-0, £2.20, 223pp, hc, n.) [Amorph]
        Reprint (DAW 1972) SF novel.

    Mirror Image by Michael G. Coney (UKSFBC, October 1974, #5093, 68p, 223pp, hc, n.) [Amorph]
        Reprint (DAW 1972) SF novel.

    Mirror Image by Michael G. Coney (Sphere, November 1975, 0-7221-2459-7, 60p, 187pp, pb, n., cover by Jim Burns) [Amorph]
        Reprint (DAW 1972) SF novel.

    Neptune’s Cauldron by Michael G. Coney (Tower, December 1981, 0-505-51755-8, $2.25, 238pp, pb, n.)

    Neptune’s Cauldron by Michael G. Coney (Gateway, September 2013, 978-0-575-12942-9, £2.99, ebook, n.)
        Reprint (Tower 1981) SF novel.

    No Place for a Sealion by Mike Coney (Porthole Press, 1992, 0-919931-22-7, $9.95, 174pp, tp, n., cover by Les Harper)
        Volume two in the “Canadian Comedies” series.

    Pallahaxi Tide by Michael G. Coney (Porcépic Press, September 1990, 0-88878-293-4, C$5.95, 237pp, tp, n., cover by Jim Zinger) [Pallahaxi]
        Reprint (Gollancz 1975 as Hello Summer, Goodbye) SF novel.

    Rax by Michael G. Coney (DAW Books, November 1975, 978-0-87997-205-9, $1.25, 189pp, pb, n., cover by Josh Kirby) [Pallahaxi]
        Reprint (Gollancz 1975 as Hello Summer, Goodbye) SF novel.

    The Song of Earth by Michael Coney (Houghton Mifflin, February 17, 1984, 4pp, ph, oc) [The Song of Earth]
        Preview pamphlet given away at Boskone 21 (February 17-19, 1984) containing an extract from the forthcoming Gods of the Greataway and a short autobiographical piece on the writing of “The Song of Earth”.

    Syzygy by Michael G. Coney (The Elmfield Press, October 1974, 0-7057-0023-2, £2.60, 167pp, hc, n., cover by Josh Kirby) [Amorph]
        Reprint (Ballantine 1973) SF novel.

    The Three Hundred Years’ Insanity by Michael G. Coney (not published, n.)
        Unpublished novel written c. 1968.

    A Tomcat Called Sabrina by Mike Coney (Porthole Press, 1992, 0-919931-20-0, $9.95, 174pp, tp, n., cover by Les Harper)
        Volume one in the “Canadian Comedies” series.

    The Ultimate Jungle by Michael G. Coney (Gateway, September 2013, 978-0-575-12941-2, £2.99, ebook, n.)
        Reprint (Millington 1979) SF novel.

    The Unpublished Shorts by Michael Coney (self-published, 2005, 83pp, ebook, oc)
        Collection of unpublished short stories, released by Michael Coney on his website.

    Winter’s Children by Michael G. Coney (UKSFBC, September 1975, #5104, 85p, 191pp, hc, n.) [Cockade]
        Reprint (Gollancz 1974) SF novel.

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