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Stubbs, A. D.; used pseudonym “Adsum” (items)
- The Whirligig, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1921, as by “Adsum”
- From Recruit to Flying Officer: My Experiences in the Royal Air Force, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper April 1922, etc., as by “Adsum”
- Threepence for Nothing, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper April 1922, as by “Adsum”
- A Small Wireless Set and How to Make It, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1922, etc., as by “Adsum”
- The Lion’s Den, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1922, as by “Adsum”
- The Cat and Mouse Puzzle, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper March 1923, as by “Adsum”
- More About Wireless, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper May 1923, etc., as by “Adsum”
- The Joys of Holiday Camping, (ar) The Captain #293, August 1923, as by “Adsum”
- Thermionic Valves and Their Applications in Wireless, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper October 1923, etc., as by “Adsum”
- One in Seventeen Thousand. A new Puzzle for Boys, (pz) The Boy’s Own Paper January 1924, as by “Adsum”
- An Electric Motor with No Complications, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1924, as by “Adsum”
- A Model Dirigible, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper April 1924, as by “Adsum”
- A Wireless-Controlled Boat, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper July 1924, etc., as by “Adsum”
- “Four Months’ Hard Labour”, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper August 1924, as by “Adsum”
- Another Combination Puzzle, (pz) The Boy’s Own Paper October 1924, as by “Adsum”
- A Two-Valve Reaction Receiver, (ia) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1924, as by “Adsum”
- The Two-Valve Reaction Receiver, (ia) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1924, as by “Adsum”
- A Very Hard Nut to Crack, (ia) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1924, as by “Adsum”
- A Magic Ball, (ia) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1925, as by “Adsum”
- One Thousandth of an Inch, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1925, as by “Adsum”
- The Wireless Beam, (ia) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1925, as by “Adsum”
- Perpetual Motion, (ia) The Boy’s Own Paper April 1925, as by “Adsum”
- The Boy’s Own Wireless Aerial Kite, (ia) The Boy’s Own Paper June 1925, as by “Adsum”
- The Boy’s Own Electric Model Locomotive, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1925, as by “Adsum”
- An Aphengoscopic Lantern. How to Make and Use It, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper October 1926, as by “Adsum”
- A Model Racing Monoplane, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper October 1926, as by “Adsum”
- Magic with a Walnut, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1926, as by “Adsum”
- The “Boy’s Own” Loud Speaker Set, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper January 1927, as by “Adsum”
- Why an Aeroplane Flies, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper January 1927, as by “Adsum”
- An Easily Made Air Pump, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1927, as by “Adsum”
- Making a Simple Microphone, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1927, as by “Adsum”
- A Home-made Telephone, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper May 1927, as by “Adsum”
- A Model Theodolite, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper June 1927, as by “Adsum”
- The Potter’s Wheel, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper June 1927, as by “Adsum”
- A Working Ukulele, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper July 1927, as by “Adsum”
- A Pair of Bellows, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1927, as by “Adsum”
- Wireless Without Tears, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper October 1928, as by “Adsum”
- High Tesion Battery Eliminators, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1928, as by “Adsum”
- Making a Frame Aerial, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1928, as by “Adsum”
- Wireless and Christmas, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1928, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P.” Jubilee Wireless Set, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper January 1929, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P.” Stentor Loud-speaker Wireless Set, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1929, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P.” Supersonic Heterodyne Wireless Set, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper March 1929, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P. Tripent” Wireless Set, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper April 1929, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P.” Wave Trap, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper June 1929, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P. Ausculator”, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper July 1929, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P. Empire” Short Wave Wireless Set, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper August 1929, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P. Duopent” Wireless Set, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1929, as by “Adsum”
- More Wireless Without Tears, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper October 1929, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P. All-Britain Three” Mains Receiver, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1929, as by “Adsum”
- A Full-Power Cone Speaker, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1929, as by “Adsum”
- Power for Christmas, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1929, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P. Metropolitan” Wireless Receiver, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper January 1930, as by “Adsum”
- Selective Aeriels, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper January 1930, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P, Cosmopolitan Two” Wireless Set, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1930, as by “Adsum”
- Wireless Station Identification, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1930, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P. Experimenter’s Three” Wireless Set, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper March 1930, as by “Adsum”
- “B.O.P. Bouverie” Crystal Wireless Set, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper April 1930, as by “Adsum”
- All-Mains Wireless Receivers and A.C. Valves, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper May 1930, as by “Adsum”
- A Pentone Amplifier for Detector Valve Sets, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper June 1930, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P.Regional Three” Wireless Set, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper July 1930, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P.” Wireless-Controlled Boat, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper August 1930, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P.” Double-Cone Loud-Speaker, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1930, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P.” Push Button Wireless Set, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper October 1931, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P.” Induction Coil, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1931, as by “Adsum”
- The “B.O.P. Locost Three” Wireless Set, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1932, as by “Adsum”
- The B.O.P. Radio-gram, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper January 1935, as by “Adsum”
- A Highly Selective Two Valve Radio Receiver, (ia) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1935, as by “Adsum”
- A Cheap Radio-Gramophone, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1936, as by “Adsum”
Stubbs, Harry Clement (1922-2003); used pseudonyms Hal Clement & George Richard (books) (items)
- [letter from Los Angeles, CA], (lt) Astounding Stories January 1935, as by George Richard
- Proof, (ss) Astounding Science-Fiction June 1942, as by Hal Clement
- Impediment, (nv) Astounding Science-Fiction August 1942, as by Hal Clement
- Avenue of Escape, (vi) Astounding Science-Fiction November 1942, as by Hal Clement
- Attitude, (na) Astounding Science-Fiction September 1943, as by Hal Clement
- Technical Error, (nv) Astounding Science Fiction January 1944, as by Hal Clement
- “Trojan Fall”, (ss) Astounding Science Fiction June 1944, as by Hal Clement
- Uncommon Sense [Laird Cunningham], (ss) Astounding Science Fiction September 1945, as by Hal Clement
- Cold Front, (nv) Astounding Science Fiction July 1946, as by Hal Clement
- Assumption Unjustified, (nv) Astounding Science Fiction October 1946, as by Hal Clement
- Answer, (ss) Astounding Science Fiction April 1947, as by Hal Clement
- Fireproof, (ss) Astounding Science Fiction March 1949, as by Hal Clement
- Needle [Robert Kinnaird], (n.) Astounding Science Fiction May 1949, etc., as by Hal Clement
- Iceworld, (n.) Astounding Science Fiction October 1951, etc., as by Hal Clement
- [letter from Washington, DC], (lt) Astounding Science Fiction July 1952, as by Hal Clement
- Halo, (nv) Galaxy Science Fiction October 1952, as by Hal Clement
- Mission of Gravity [Mesklin], (n.) Astounding Science Fiction April 1953, etc., as by Hal Clement
- Whirligig World, (ar) Astounding Science Fiction June 1953, as by Hal Clement
- Critical Factor, (ss) Star Science Fiction Stories No. 2 ed. Frederik Pohl, Ballantine, 1953, as by Hal Clement
- Ground, (ss) Science Fiction Adventures December 1953, as by Hal Clement
- Dust Rag, (ss) Astounding Science Fiction September 1956, as by Hal Clement
- Planet for Plunder (with Sam Merwin, Jr.), (n.) Satellite Science Fiction February 1957, as by Hal Clement & Sam Merwin, Jr.
- [letter], (lt) Astounding Science Fiction June 1957, etc.
- Close to Critical [Mesklin], (n.) Astounding Science Fiction May 1958, etc., as by Hal Clement
- The Lunar Lichen, (na) Future Science Fiction #47, February 1960, as by Hal Clement
- Sunspot, (ss) Analog Science Fact—Fiction November 1960, as by Hal Clement
- Gravity Insufficient, (ar) Analog Science Fact—Fiction November 1961, as by Hal Clement
- The Green World, (na) If May 1963, as by Hal Clement
- Hot Planet, (nv) Galaxy Magazine August 1963, as by Hal Clement
- Natives of Space, (Ballantine, April 1965, co), as by Hal Clement
- Raindrop, (nv) If May 1965, as by Hal Clement
- The Foundling Stars, (ss) If August 1966, as by Hal Clement
- The Mechanic, (nv) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact September 1966, as by Hal Clement
- Ocean on Top, (n.) If October 1967, etc., as by Hal Clement
- Bulge, (nv) If September 1968, as by Hal Clement
- [letter from Milton, MA], (lt) If December 1968, etc., as by Hal Clement
- Small Changes, (Doubleday, 1969, co), as by Hal Clement
- Space Lash, (Dell, 1969, co), as by Hal Clement
- The Long Step, (ar) Adventures in Discovery ed. Tom Purdom, Doubleday, 1969, as by Hal Clement
- First Flights to the Moon, (Doubleday, May 1970, an), as by Hal Clement
- And Finally, Why? Why? Why?, (is) First Flights to the Moon ed. Hal Clement, Doubleday, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- Comment on “Proof”, (is) SF: Authors’ Choice 2 ed. Harry Harrison, Berkley Medallion, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- Editor’s Foreword, (fw) First Flights to the Moon ed. Hal Clement, Doubleday, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- How?, (is) First Flights to the Moon ed. Hal Clement, Doubleday, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- How? What?, (is) First Flights to the Moon ed. Hal Clement, Doubleday, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- How? Who?, (is) First Flights to the Moon ed. Hal Clement, Doubleday, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- How? Why?, (is) First Flights to the Moon ed. Hal Clement, Doubleday, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- Part Two: History, (ar) First Flights to the Moon ed. Hal Clement, Doubleday, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- What?, (is) First Flights to the Moon ed. Hal Clement, Doubleday, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- What? How?, (is) First Flights to the Moon ed. Hal Clement, Doubleday, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- What? Why? Who?, (is) First Flights to the Moon ed. Hal Clement, Doubleday, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- When? How?, (is) First Flights to the Moon ed. Hal Clement, Doubleday, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- When? Who?, (is) First Flights to the Moon ed. Hal Clement, Doubleday, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- Who? What?, (is) First Flights to the Moon ed. Hal Clement, Doubleday, 1970, as by Hal Clement
- Star Light [Mesklin], (n.) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact June 1970, etc., as by Hal Clement
- Planetfall, (na) Strange Tomorrows ed. Robert Hoskins, Lancer, 1972, as by Hal Clement
- Introduction to “Lecture Demonstration”, (is) Astounding ed. Harry Harrison, Random House, 1973, as by Hal Clement
- Lecture Demonstration [Mesklin], (ss) Astounding ed. Harry Harrison, Random House, 1973, as by Hal Clement
- Mistaken for Granted, (na) Worlds of If January/February 1974, as by Hal Clement
- The Logical Life [Laird Cunningham], (ss) Stellar #1 ed. Judy-Lynn del Rey, Ballantine, 1974, as by Hal Clement
- Stuck with It [Laird Cunningham], (nv) Stellar #2 ed. Judy-Lynn del Rey, Ballantine, 1976, as by Hal Clement
- A Question of Guilt, (nv) The Year’s Best Horror Stories: Series IV ed. Gerald W. Page, DAW, 1976, as by Hal Clement
- Atoms and Opinions, (ar) Galileo #2, 1976, as by Hal Clement
- Hard Sciences and Tough Technologies, (ar) The Craft of Science Fiction ed. Reginald Bretnor, Harper & Row, 1976, as by Hal Clement
- Longline, (nv) Faster Than Light ed. Jack M. Dann & George Zebrowski, Harper & Row, 1976, as by Hal Clement
- Introduction to “Proof”, (is) Unearth Spring 1977, as by Hal Clement
- Mission of Gravity [Mesklin], (Gregg, June 1978, co), as by Hal Clement
- Seasoning [Medea], (nv) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine September/October 1978, as by Hal Clement
- Red World 2, (ar) Galileo #11/12, 1979, as by Hal Clement
- The Best of Hal Clement, (Del Rey, June 1979, co); edited by Lester del Rey, as by Hal Clement
- Author’s Afterword, (aw) The Best of Hal Clement by Hal Clement, Del Rey, 1979, as by Hal Clement
- On the Tenth of Apollo 11, (ar) Galileo July 1979, as by Hal Clement
- Scientists at Work, (br) Galileo September 1979, as by Hal Clement [Ref. John Noble Wilford]
- Voyager 2, (ar) Galileo November 1979, as by Hal Clement
- Chips on Distant Shoulders, (ar) Orion’s Sword ed. Reginald Bretnor, Ace, 1980, as by Hal Clement
- Pretty Pictures, (ar) Event Horizon v1 #2, 1980/81, as by Hal Clement
- Building an Improbable World, (ar) Backlog #1, Fall 1982, as by Hal Clement
- The Home System, (ar) Aboriginal SF October 1986, as by Hal Clement
- Intuit, (NESFA, September 1987, co), as by Hal Clement
- Intuition: The Guide Who Needs Steering, (fw) Intuit by Hal Clement, NESFA, 1987, as by Hal Clement
- Status Symbol [Laird Cunningham], (nv) Intuit by Hal Clement, NESFA, 1987, as by Hal Clement
- Response to “The New Generation Gap”, (ms) The New York Review of Science Fiction #12, August 1989
- Alternative Life Designs, (ar) First Contact: The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence ed. Ben Bova & Byron Preiss, NAL, 1990, as by Hal Clement
- Discussing Hard SF (with Kathryn Cramer, Gerald Feinberg & David G. Hartwell), (ar) The New York Review of Science Fiction #46, June 1992, as by Hal Clement, Kathryn Cramer, Gerald Feinberg & David G. Hartwell
- Whatever Happened to the Science in Science Fiction?, (ar) Science Fiction Age September 1993, as by Hal Clement
- Only Once, (ar) The Fractal #2, Spring 1994, as by Hal Clement
- Sortie, (na) Harsh Mistress #2, Spring/Summer 1994, etc., as by Hal Clement
- Ardent Thuria, Chilly Cluros: Seeing, and Seeing From, Low Orbiting Satellites, (ar) Mindsparks #5, Fall 1994, as by Hal Clement
- Oh, Natural, (nv) Absolute Magnitude #9, Spring 1998, as by Hal Clement
- The Essential Hal Clement, Volume 1: Trio for Slide Rule & Typewriter, (NESFA Press, April 1999, om); edited by Anthony R. Lewis & Mark L. Olson, as by Hal Clement
- [front cover], (cv) The Essential Hal Clement, Volume 1: Trio for Slide Rule & Typewriter by Hal Clement, NESFA Press, 1999, as by George Richard
- Exchange Rate, (na) Absolute Magnitude #12, Winter 1999, as by Hal Clement
- Under [Mesklin], (na) Analog Science Fiction and Fact January 2000, as by Hal Clement
- The Essential Hal Clement, Volume 2: Music of Many Spheres, (NESFA Press, February 2000, co); edited by Anthony R. Lewis & Mark L. Olson, as by Hal Clement
- [front cover], (cv) The Essential Hal Clement, Volume 2: Music of Many Spheres by Hal Clement, NESFA Press, 2000, as by George Richard
- The Essential Hal Clement, Volume 3: Variations on a Theme by Sir Isaac Newton [Mesklin], (NESFA Press, September 2000, co); edited by Anthony R. Lewis & Mark L. Olson, as by Hal Clement
- Addendum to Whirligig World, (as) The Essential Hal Clement, Volume 3: Variations on a Theme by Sir Isaac Newton by Hal Clement, NESFA Press, 2000, as by Hal Clement
- Heavy Planet, (Tor/Orb, November 2002, co), as by Hal Clement
- Science, (cl) Unearth, as by Hal Clement
Stubbs, Helen (fl. 2010s) (items)
- Surgeon Scalpelfingers, (ss) Midnight Echo #6, November 2011
- The Stormchilds, (ss) Winds of Change ed. Elizabeth Fitzgerald, CSFG Publishing, 2011
- Casino Five, (ss) Next ed. Robert Porteous & Simon Petrie, CSFG Publishing, 2013
- Quindrebel, (vi) Mirror Dance #28, Winter 2014
- Hard, (ss) The Never Never Land ed. Mitchell Akhurst, Phillip Berrie & Ian McHugh, CSFG Publishing, 2015
- Bitterness of Brugmansia, (ss) Hell’s Bells ed. AHWA Committee, Australian Horror Writers Association, 2016
- Uncontainable, (ss) Apex Magazine #91, December 2016
- Editorial, (ed) Midnight Echo #13, December 2018
- Polymer Island, (ss) Kaleidotrope Autumn 2019
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