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Original anthology of 12 stories by authors including Michael Swanwick, Jane Yolen, Robert Reed, and Maureen F. McHugh. A hardcover edition (-86214-8, $24.95) was announced but not seen. |
Original anthology of 13 stories by authors including Martha Soukup, Esther M. Friesner, Jonathan Lethem, and Geoffrey A. Landis. One is a 1983 story by Angélica Gorodischer in a new translation by Ursula K. Le Guin. |
Original anthology of 16 stories by authors including Stephen Baxter, Terry Bisson, and Maureen F. McHugh. |
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Edited, Illustrated and Introduced by Niffenegger. |
Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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Original anthology of six stories and four poems by writers who work primarily in comics. |
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Details taken from online listing. Volume three in the “Black Shuck Shadows” series. |
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Collection of four stories, three essays, and a planetarium script, most apparently original. With an introduction by Niven and illustrations by Alicia Austin. This is the Guest of Honor book for ConFrancisco. |
Collection of six stories plus a framing story, all set in the Known Space universe and featuring Beowulf Shaeffer. The framing story is original. |
Collection of the three Gil “the Arm” stories originally collected in The Long ARM of Gil Hamilton (Ballantine 1976), the short novel The Patchwork Girl (Ace 1980), plus one new story. There is a new afterword on the problems of writing the stories. |
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This edition reprints 5 of the 12 stories from the Gollancz (1973) edition. |
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Collection of “Draco’s Tavern” stories, plus a selection of “laws” and essays, published to commemorate Niven’s appearance as “Principle Speaker” at the 1984 Philcon. |
Collection of Niven material, both fiction and non-fiction, with stories, essays, and novel excerpts, with an introduction by Tom Clancy. |
Collection of Niven material, both fiction and non-fiction, with stories, essays, and novel excerpts, most with a brief foreword or afterword (or both) by Niven. |
Fantasy/quasi-SF time-travel omnibus/collection of the title novel, plus five stories previously collected as part of The Flight of the Horse (Ballantine 1973), all featuring Svetz of the far-future Institute for Temporal Research. In the novel, Svetz investigates the canals of Mars, not realizing he’s stumbled into an alternate past compounded out of the works of Burroughs, Wells, Bradbury, and others. Niven includes notes on these influences, a Svetz time line, and an afterword on how Svetz’s adventures came to be told. |
Collection of recent works by Niven (some collaborations), with five stories, four novel excerpts, and 16 non-fiction pieces, several apparently original, others previously published online. Niven’s introduction discusses where he gets his ideas; he discusses the collaborative process involved in some of the works, even to including correspondence. |
Collection of recent fiction and non-fiction, mixing solo and collaborative work: nine novel excerpts, 15 stories, and eight non-fiction pieces, plus introductions and commentary on numerous items. Collaborators on various pieces are Jerry Pournelle, Steven Barnes, Brenda Cooper, and Edward M. Lerner. |
Chapbook collection of three stories by Niven based on the artwork of Lisa Snellings-Clark, the third in a series of stories by various authors inspired by Snellings-Clark’s work. A limited edition of 1000. |