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    Week-End at Thrackley by Alan Melville (Skeffington, 1934, hc, n.)

    The Larger Earth by David Memmott (Permeable Press, August 1996, 1-882633-18-0, $9.95, 102pp, tp, co, cover by Freddie Baer)
        Collection of 22 linked SF poems, subtitled “Descending Notes of a Grounded Astronaut”.
    • 9 · While Playing on the Shore of the Holoflux the Grounded Astronaut Pops a Wave Function and Blissfully Brings a Poem Into Being · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 13 · The Grounded Astronaut Hides in the Maze of the Pentagon to Avoid Returning to Space · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 15 · The Grounded Astronaut on the Edge of a Breakdown Lobbies Congress to Regulate the Exploitation of Foreign Bodies · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 19 · The Grounded Astronaut Witnesses Another Speed Jockey Go Up in Flames · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 23 · The Grounded Astronaut Considers a Few Fundamentals in His Role as Observer · David Memmott · pm Star*Line v18 #6/v19 #1, November 1995/February 1996
    • 27 · The Grounded Astronaut Searches for the Godman Down by the Tracks Having Fallen Off His High Horse · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 31 · The Grounded Astronaut Interrupts This Program for a Word About Your Sponsor · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 34 · The Grounded Astronaut on a Pilgrimage to Mecca Looks for New Rituals Among the Ruins to Help Recover a Lost Generation · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 37 · The Grounded Astronaut Forgoes His Pension for the Gift of Prophecy but Learns Time Does Not Flow in One Direction · David Memmott · pm
    • 40 · The Grounded Astronaut Dances with His Dead Father Beside Black Waters · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 45 · The Grounded Astronaut Does Battle with the Lord of Smoke and Mirrors while the Children Believe What They Read and Become What They Eat · David Memmott · pm Xizquil #12, August 1994
    • 51 · The Grounded Astronaut, Betrayed by His Own Words, Searches for Ghosts Among the Holograms but Can Only Find the Juggler of Living Birds · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 55 · The Grounded Astronaut Records the Birth and Death of a Flyboy in the Rarefied Air Over Hollywood · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 59 · The Grounded Astronaut, Living in the Endzone, Grieves the Loss of Mystery · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 65 · The Grounded Astronaut Accidentally Releases the Earth Goddess from the Meat Locker Where She Was Locked In by Logical Empiricists to Tame Unruly Passions · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 71 · The Grounded Astronaut Struggles to Be Reborn in the Widows’ Watch After Touching the Face of Death · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 75 · The Mistress of Speed Beckons the Grounded Astronaut and the Blacked-Out Pilot to Fly with Her from the Hospital Room After Their Last Breakdown · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 79 · The Grounded Astronaut Chimes in the Works as the Mainspring Unwinds · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 83 · The Grounded Astronaut, Weeping in His Beer, Encounters the Mistress of Mercy but Has Forgotten Her Name · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 88 · The Grounded Astronaut, Thinking of His Comrades, Follows the White Rabbit Into the Dark Interior and Finds the Lost Boy Still Brooding After All These Years · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 94 · The Grounded Astronaut Explores Moving Boundaries on the Oregon Coast After a Mechanical Failure Caused a Rapid Descent · David Memmott · pm (r)
    • 100 · The Grounded Astronaut Declines an Invitation from the Ex-President to Participate in a Mission to Mars and Searches for the Swan of Light Beneath the Ruins of a Bombed Out Cathedral · David Memmott · pm (r)

    Number 56 and Other Stories by Catulle Mendès; translated by Phyllis Mégroz (T. Werner Laurie, 1929, 7/6d, 240pp, hc, co)
        Translated from the French.
    • 11 · Number 56 · Catulle Mendès; translated by Phyllis Mégroz · na
      translated from the French (“Rue des Filles-Dieu, 56 ou L’Héautonparatéroumène”, L’Éclair, January 15, 16, 17, 18, 1893).
    • 93 · A Wayside Village · Catulle Mendès; translated by Phyllis Mégroz · nv
      translated from the French (“Un Village Près de la Route”, L’Écho de Paris, August 10, 17 & 24, 1892).
    • 119 · The Cough · Catulle Mendès; translated by Phyllis Mégroz · ss
      translated from the French (“La peur dans l’île”, L’Écho de Paris, September 14, 1892).
    • 131 · Luscignole · Catulle Mendès; translated by Phyllis Mégroz · na
      translated from the French (“Luscignole”, L’Écho de Paris, January 8 to February 2, 1892).

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