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Ellison, Harlan (Jay)

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 28: In Which, with Wiles and Winces, We Waft Words Warranting, to Wit, Wonderful Wit, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction February 1988

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 29: In Which, Li’l White Lies Are Revealed to Be at Least Tattletale Gray, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction May 1988

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 30½: In Which 3 Cinematic Variations on “The Whimper of Whipped Dogs” Are Presented, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction June 1988

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 30: In Which the Li’l White Lies Thesis (Part Two) Takes Us by the Snout and Drags Us Unwillingly Toward a Door We Fear to Open, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction August 1988

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Interim Apologia 31½: In Which Mea Culpas Fall Like Gentle Rain Upon the Place Beneath, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction December 1988

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 31: In Which the Li’l White Lies Thesis (Part Three) Approaches a Nascent State, Approaches the Dreadful Door, and En Route Questions Meat Idolatry, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction September 1988

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 32: In Which the Switch Is Thrown, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction January 1989

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 33: In Which the Canine Vacuity Is Wagged by the Far More Interesting Tale of O’Bannon, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction March 1989

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 34: In Which We Praise Those Whose Pants’re on Fire, Noses Long as a Telephone Wire, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction May 1989

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 35: In Which the Phantasmagorical Pales Before the Joys of the Mimetic, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction July 1989

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 36: In Which, Darkly and Deliciously, We Travel from Metropolis to Metropolis, Two Different Cities, Both Ominous, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction October 1989

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 37: In Which Not Only Is No Answer Given, but No One Seems to Know the Question to Ask, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction November 1989

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 38: In Which, Though Manipulated, We Acknowledge That Which All Men Seek, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction January 1990

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 39: In Which We Hum a Merry Tune While Waiting for New Horrors, New Horrors, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction March 1990

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 40: In Which We Scrutinize the Sedulousness to Their Hippocratic Oath of Troglodytic, Blue, Alien Proctologists, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction May 1990

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 41: In Which an Extremely Nervous Fool with His Credentials Taped to His Forehead Tacks Trepidatiously Between Scylla and Charybdis Knowing That Angels and Wise Men Would Fear Even to Dog-Paddle This Route, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction July 1990

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 42: In Which It Waddles Like a Duck, Sheds Water Like a Duck, and Goes Steady with Ducks, but Turns Out to Be a Tortoise, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction September 1990

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 43: In Which We Lament, “There Goes the Neighborhood!”, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction October 1990

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 44: In Which the Good Ship Coat-Tail-Ride Sinks, Abandoning Hundreds in Treacherous Waters, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction January 1991

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 45: In Which Tempus Fidgets, Fugits, and Inevitably Omnia Revelats, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction March 1991

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 46: In Which We Bend So Far Over Backwards to Be Unbiased That You Can See the Nose Hairs Quiver with Righteousness, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction October/November 1991

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 47: In Which Artful Vamping Saves the Publisher $94.98, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction January 1992

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 48: In Which the Wee Child’s Icons Are Demeaned, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction December 1994

* Harlan Ellison’s Watching: Installment 49: In Which the Old Man of the Sea Bites the Head Off Yet Another Chicken, (mr) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction February 1995

* He Who Grew Up Reading Sherlock Holmes, (ss) Subterranean (online) Summer 2014

* The High Cost of Breathing, Etc., (ed) Science Fantasy Bulletin #9, October 1952

* His First Day at War, (ss) Space Travel November 1958

* H Is for Hamadryad, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* The Hour That Stretches, (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1982

* How Do We Get Into This Mess?, (ar) Unearth Winter 1978

Absolute Magnitude #13, Summer 2000

* How Interesting: A Tiny Man, (ss) Realms of Fantasy February 2010

* How’s the Night Life on Cissalda?, (ss) Chrysalis ed. Roy Torgeson, Zebra, 1977

Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor #5, August 1995

* The Human Operators [Kyben] (with A. E. van Vogt), (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction January 1971

* Iceworld, (br) Science Fantasy Bulletin March 1953 [Ref. Hal Clement]

* If This Be Utopia, (cs) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor Special January 1995; adapted by Phil Foglio

* If This Be Utopia, (ss) Fantastic December 1957, as by E. K. Jarvis

* I Had a Thought Today…, (cl) Jamais Vu #1 Wtr, #2 Spr, #3 Sum/Aut 2014

* I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream, (cs) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor #1 Mar, #2 Apr, #3 May, #4 Jun 1995; adapted by John L. Byrne

* I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream, (ss) If March 1967

Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor #1 Mar, #2 Apr, #3 May, #4 Jun 1995

* I Is for Ice-Crawler, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* The Illustrated Man, (br) The Bulletin of the Cleveland Science Fiction Society April 1952 [Ref. Ray Bradbury]

* The “Incident” Revisited, (ar) Psychotic #16, September/October 1954

* Incognita, Inc., (ss) Hemispheres January 2001

Realms of Fantasy August 2001

* An Index to Galaxy Science Fiction, (bi) Science Fantasy Bulletin #12, January 1953

* In Fear of K, (ss) Vertex June 1975

* In Lonely Lands, (ss) Fantastic Universe January 1959

* In the Fourth Year of the War, (ss) Midnight Sun #5, 1979

* Introduction to “Along the Scenic Route”, (is) Absolute Magnitude #6, Winter 1996

* Introduction to Glowworm, (is) Unearth Winter 1977

* Introduction to “Run, Spot, Run”, (is) Amazing Science Fiction Stories Combined with Fantastic January 1981

* An Introductory Note, (si) Eidolon Summer 1996

* Invasion, (ss) Fantastic Universe February 1957

* Invasion Footnote, (ss) Super-Science Fiction August 1957, as by Cortwainer Bird

* Invulnerable, (nv) Super-Science Fiction April 1957

* I, Robot: The Movie [Susan Calvin; Robots], (pl) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Nov, Dec, mid Dec 1987

* Isaac, (bg) Asimov’s Science Fiction November 1992

* Isaac Asimov: 2 January 1920—6 April 1992, (bg) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction August 1992 [Ref. Isaac Asimov]

* I See a Man Sitting on a Chair, and the Chair Is Biting His Leg (with Robert Sheckley), (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction January 1968

* It Was the Perfect Crime, (ms) Omni May 1987

* Jeffty Is Five, (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction July 1977

The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1979

* J Is for Jabberwock, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* Keyboard, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction January 1995

VB Tech Journal #1, 1995

* K Is for Kenghis Khan, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* Knox, (cs) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor #1, March 1995; adapted by Diana Schutz

* Knox, (ss) Crawdaddy March 1974

Fantasy Crossroads #4/5, August 1975

* Laugh Track, (ss) Weird Tales Fall 1984

Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine mid December 1986

* Lenny Bruce Is Dead, (ar) Los Angeles Magazine December 1986

Gauntlet #3, 1992

* Letter from New York, (cl) Science Fiction Review #21 Aug, #22 Sep 1955

* Life Hutch [Kyben], (ss) If April 1956

* The Lingering Scent of Woodsmoke, (ss) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor Quarterly #1, August 1996

* L Is for Loup-Garou, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* The Little Boy Who Loved Cats, (ss) Psychotic #13, July 1954

* Loose Cannon, or Rubber Duckies from Space, (vi) Amazing Stories September 2004

* The Lost Atomic, (ss) The Bulletin of the Cleveland Science Fiction Society April 1952

* Luna, (ss) The Bulletin of the Cleveland Science Fiction Society March 30 1952

* Magellan Complexes, (ed) Science Fantasy Bulletin March 1953

* The Man Who Rowed Christopher Columbus Ashore, (ss) World Fantasy Convention Program Book, 1991

Omni July 1992

* The Man Who Was Heavily Into Revenge, (ss) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact August 1978

* March of the Yellow Death, (ss) Fantastic October 1957, as by Ellis Hart

The Most Thrilling Science Fiction Ever Told #4, 1966, as by Ellis Hart

* Matinee Idyll, (ss) Trapped Detective Story Magazine December 1958, as "Rock and Roll—and Murder"

Subterranean #1, 2005

* Mefisto in Onyx, (na) Omni October 1993

* Me ’n’ Isaac at the Movies, (ar) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine November 1987; from the Introduction to I, Robot: The Illustrated Screenplay.

Science Fiction Age November 1994

* Midnight in the Sunken Cathedral, (ss) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor Special Jan, #1 Mar 1995

* M Is for Muu-Muu, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* Mission: Hypnosis, (nv) Super-Science Fiction February 1957

* The Moon Stealers, (nv) Fantastic October 1957, as by E. K. Jarvis

* More Than Human, (br) Dimensions #14, May/July 1954 [Ref. Theodore Sturgeon]

* Mourners for Hire, (ss) Fantastic May 1957, as by Ellis Hart

* Murder in Millenium VI, (br) The Bulletin of the Cleveland Science Fiction Society March 30 1952 [Ref. Curme Gray]

* The Museum on Cyclops Avenue, (ss) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor #5, August 1995

* My Brother Paulie, (ss) Satellite Science Fiction December 1958

* Nackles, (pl) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine February 1987; based on the story by Donald E. Westlake.

Gauntlet #1, 1990

* The Negroes Place in S-F, (ed) Science Fantasy Bulletin #11, December 1952

* Neon, (iw) The Haunt of Horror June 1973

* Neon, (ss) The Haunt of Horror August 1973

* Never Send to Know for Whom the Lettuce Wilts, (nv) Troublemakers by Harlan Ellison, ibooks, 2001

The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction January 2002

* New Introduction to “Ask Uncle Harlan”, (is) Pulphouse: A Fiction Magazine Oct 25 1991, Jun, Aug 1992

* Night of Black Glass, (ss) Beyond #1, Fall 1981; originally published as a broadside for the Clarion Writers Workshop, 29 April 1981.

* N Is for Nemotropin, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* No Planet Is Safe, (ss) Super-Science Fiction June 1958

* A Note on How This Story Came to Be Written, (as) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* Nothing for My Noon Meal, (ss) Nebula Science Fiction #30, May 1958

Nebula Science Fiction (US) #30, September 1958

* Not That Again!, (ar) Vector #1, December 29 1952

* Objects of Desire in the Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction October/November 1999

* O Is for Ouroboros, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* One Life, Furnished in Early Poverty, (cs) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor Quarterly #1, August 1996; adapted by Jan S. Strnad

* One Small Anecdote Starring R. Bloch and H. Ellison, (ar) Cemetery Dance #10, Fall 1991; expanded and rewritten from The Harlan Ellison Hornbook, Mirage, 1990.

* 1,000 Words:
* ___ Loose Cannon, or Rubber Duckies from Space, (vi) Amazing Stories September 2004
* One Year Past Doomsday, (ar) 1985 August 1978

* On the Slab, (cs) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor Special January 1995; adapted by Faye Perovich

* On the Slab [Cthulhu], (ss) Omni October 1981

Omni (UK) v4 #1, 1981

* An Open Letter to Charles Sheffield, (lt) Thrust #10, Spring 1978

* Opium, (ss) Shayol #2, February 1978; originally as television reading by Ellison on 20 Nov 1977 as a segment of “At One With…” programme originating from KNBC-TV Channel 4, Los Angeles.

* Opposites Attract, (cs) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor Quarterly #1, August 1996; adapted by Tony Isabella

* The Orycon 80 Convention Four-Way Telephone Conversation (with Arthur C. Clarke, Fritz Leiber & Mark Wells), (iv) Science Fiction Review #40, Fall 1981

* The Other Eye of Polyphemus, (ss) Cosmos Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine November 1977

* Our Purposes, (ed) The Bulletin of the Cleveland Science Fiction Society March 23 1952

* The Outpost Undiscovered by Tourists, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction January 1982

* Paingod, (ss) Fantastic Stories of Imagination June 1964

* Paladin of the Lost Hour, (nv) Universe 15 ed. Terry Carr, Doubleday, 1985

Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine December 1985

* Paulie Charmed the Sleeping Woman, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction August 1962

* The Pawob Division, (vi) If December 1968

* Pennies off a Dead Man’s Eyes, (ss) Galaxy Science Fiction November 1969

Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine (UK) December 1969

* The Philcon in ’53—and Why!, (ar) Science Fantasy Bulletin #8, September 1952

* Phoenix Land, (ss) If March 1969

* Phoenix Treatment, (ss) Fantastic August 1957

Science Fiction Greats #14, Spring 1969

* P Is for Poltergeist, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* The Place with No Name, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction July 1969

* The Plague Bearers, (nv) Amazing Stories August 1957

Science Fiction Greats #14, Spring 1969

* Plague Planet, (vi) Vector #1, December 29 1952

* Playing “Telephone”, (ed) Dimensions #14, May/July 1954

* Pot-Luck Genii, (ss) Fantastic December 1957, as by Ellis Hart

Great Science Fiction Magazine #9, Winter 1968, as by Ellis Hart

* Power of the Nail (with Samuel R. Delany), (ss) Amazing Stories November 1968

* Pride in the Profession, (cs) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor #3, May 1995; adapted by Nancy A. Collins

* Prince Myshkin, and Hold the Relish, (ss) Shayol #6, Winter 1982

* Prologue to the Endeavor: Luck Be a Lady Tonight, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction September 2006

* Psycho at Mid-Point, (nv) Super-Science Fiction December 1956

* Pulling Hard Time, (ss) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor #3, May 1995

* Q Is for Quetzalcoatl, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* Quicktime, (cs) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor Special January 1995; adapted by Len Wein

* Quicktime, (ss) Omni October 1985

* Rain, Rain, Go Away, (ss) Science Fantasy #20, December 1956

* Rat Hater, (cs) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor Special January 1995; adapted by Faye Perovich

* Reaction, (ed) The Bulletin of the Cleveland Science Fiction Society April 1952

* The Real Fahrenheit 451, (ms) Omni February 1987

* Reaping the Whirlwind, (in) Approaching Oblivion by Harlan Ellison, Walker US, 1974

Fantasy Crossroads #4/5, August 1975

* Record of First Meeting with Numerous Fans, (ar) Science Fantasy Bulletin #8, September 1952

* The Region Between [Bailey (afterlife of)], (na) Galaxy Science Fiction March 1970

Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine (UK) April 1970

* “Repent, Harlequin!” Said the Ticktockman, (ss) Galaxy Magazine December 1965

Trumpet #11, 1974

* Reply to Peter Nicholls’s “Philip K. Dick: A Cowardly Memoir”, (lt) Foundation February 1983

Science Fiction Review #48, Fall 1983

* Revolt of the Shadows, (ss) Fantastic December 1957

Science Fiction Greats #14, Spring 1969

* Riders to the Stars, (br) Dimensions #14, May/July 1954 [Ref. Curt Siodmak]

* R Is for Roq, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* Rock and Roll—and Murder, (ss) Trapped Detective Story Magazine December 1958

Subterranean #1, 2005, as "Matinee Idyll"

* Rock God, (ss) Coven 13 #2, November 1969

* Rock God, (ss) Creepy (comic) #32, 1970

Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor Quarterly #1, August 1996

* The Rough Boys, (cs) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor #3, May 1995; adapted by Jan S. Strnad

* Runesmith (with Theodore Sturgeon), (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction May 1970

Realms of Fantasy October 2003

* Run for the Stars [Kyben], (na) Science Fiction Adventures June 1957

* Run, Spot, Run [Vic & Blood], (ss) Mediascene Preview September/October 1980

Amazing Science Fiction Stories Combined with Fantastic January 1981

* Rush, Rush, Rush, (ed) Science Fantasy Bulletin #7, August 1952

* Santa Claus vs. S.P.I.D.E.R., (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction January 1969

* Satan Is My Ally, (nv) Fantastic May 1957

Science Fiction Greats #14, Spring 1969

* The Savage Swarm, (nv) Amazing Stories March 1957

* Savage Wind, (ss) Amazing Stories January 1957

Science Fiction Adventures September 1974

* School for Assassins, (nv) Amazing Stories January 1958, as by Ellis Hart

Great Science Fiction Magazine #5, 1966, as by Ellis Hart

* The Science Fiction Fan in Our Present Culture, (ed) The Bulletin of the Cleveland Science Fiction Society March 30 1952

* The Science-Fiction Subtreasury, (br) Dimensions #15, August/October 1954 [Ref. Wilson Tucker]

* Search the Sky, (br) Dimensions #14, May/July 1954 [Ref. C. M. Kornbluth & Frederik Pohl]

* Sensational?, (ed) Science Fantasy Bulletin #11, December 1952

* Sensible City, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction October/November 1994

* 7th Fandom Speaks, (ar) Psychotic #15, September 1954

* Shambleau, (br) Dimensions #14, May/July 1954 [Ref. C. L. Moore]

* Shanadu, (br) Dimensions #14, May/July 1954 [Ref. Robert E. Briney]

* Shatterday, (ss) Gallery September 1975

Science Fiction Monthly v2 #8, 1975

* She’s a Young Thing and Cannot Leave Her Mother, (ss) Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine #1, Fall 1988

* The Short, Sad Miracle of Jessie Thompson, (is) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction August/September 2009

* The Silver Corridor, (nv) Infinity Science Fiction October 1956

* S Is for Solifidian the Sorcerer, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* The Situation on Sapella Six, (ss) Super-Science Fiction April 1958

* The Sky Is Burning, (ss) If August 1958

* Slaughtering the Golden Goose in Hollywood, (ar) Psychotic #22, December 1967

* The Sleeper with Still Hands, (nv) If July 1968

* Sleeping Dogs [Kyben], (ss) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact October 1974

* Snowflakes in the Sun, (br) Dimensions #15, August/October 1954 [Ref. W. Paul Ganley]

* Soft Monkey, (ss) Mystery Scene Reader ed. Edward Gorman, Fedora, 1987

Eidolon Summer 1996

* Soldier from Tomorrow, (nv) Fantastic Universe October 1957

* Some Afterthoughts on Delap’s Nonfiction Fantasy by the Subject, (ar) Science Fiction Review #13, May 1975 [Ref. Richard Delap]

* Somehow, I Don’t Think We’re in Kansas, Toto, (ar) Genesis June 1974

Amazing Science Fiction Stories July 1975

* Some Wayward Thoughts, (ed) The Bulletin of the Cleveland Science Fiction Society May 1952

* Song of Death, (ss) Fantastic Universe July 1957, as by C. Bird

* Sound of the Scythe, (na) Amazing Science Fiction Stories October 1959

* Space Service, (br) Science Fantasy Bulletin #11, December 1952 [Ref. Andre Norton]

* Specie Reflex, (ed) Science Fantasy Bulletin #9, October 1952

* S.R.O., (cs) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor #2, April 1995; adapted by Steve Niles

* S.R.O., (ss) Amazing Stories March 1957, as by Ellis Hart

* Star Science Fiction Stories, (br) Science Fantasy Bulletin #12, January 1953 [Ref. Frederik Pohl]

* Star Science Fiction Stories #3, (br) Dimensions #15, August/October 1954 [Ref. Frederik Pohl]

* A Statement of Ethical Position, (ms) Locus December 1977, as "A Statement of Ethical Position by the Worldcon Guest of Honor"

* A Statement of Ethical Position by the Worldcon Guest of Honor, (ms) Locus December 1977

Science Fiction Review #24, February 1978, as "A Statement of Ethical Position"
Shayol #2, February 1978, as "Walk the Walk"
Unearth Spring 1978
Galaxy Science Fiction May 1978, as "A Statement of Ethical Position"

* Stealing Tomorrow, (is) Trumpet #11, 1974

* The Steel Napoleon, (nv) Amazing Stories June 1957

Great Science Fiction Magazine #11, Summer 1968

* Strange Wine, (ss) Amazing Science Fiction Stories June 1976

* Suicide World, (nv) Fantastic October 1958

Strange Fantasy #8, Spring 1969

* Superfluosity, (si) Science Fantasy Bulletin #8, September 1952

* Susan, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction December 1993

* Tales from Gavagan’s Bar, (br) Dimensions #14, May/July 1954 [Ref. Fletcher Pratt & L. Sprague de Camp]

* Tales of Cotton Thorne, (iw) Science Fantasy Bulletin #6 Jul, #8 Sep, #9 Oct 1952, as by Michael Frazier

* Telltale Tics and Tremors, (ar) Unearth Fall 1977

Absolute Magnitude #13, Summer 2000

* The Terminal Man, (mr) Vertex June 1974

* Theodore Sturgeon: 1918-1985, (ob) Locus June 1985 [Ref. Theodore Sturgeon]

Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine January 1986

* Thoughts from Deep Space, (cl) Psychotic #8 Feb, #10 Apr 1954

* Thoughts from Outer Space, (cl) Psychotic #5, November 1953

* 3 Explicit Essays in Language So Direct Even You Can Understand, on the Subject of Producing Some Ass-Kicking Fiction!, (gp) Absolute Magnitude #13, Summer 2000

* Tiny Ally, (ss) Saturn, Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy October 1957

* T Is for Troglodyte, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* The Toad Prince or, Sex Queen of the Martian Pleasure-Domes, (nv) Amazing Stories #600, 2000

* Toiling in the Dreamtime, (ar) Science Fiction Age March 1993

* Tracking Level, (ss) Amazing Stories December 1956

Science Fiction Greats #14, Spring 1969

* Trapping the Beast, (vi) The Bulletin of the Cleveland Science Fiction Society March 30 1952

* Tribal Fetishes, (ed) Dimensions #15, August/October 1954

* Trimalchio in West Egg, (pi) Realms of Fantasy August 1996 [Ref. Barclay Shaw]

* Trojan Hearse [Kyben], (ss) Infinity Science Fiction August 1956

* Try a Dull Knife, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1968

* Elliott, Craig/Konot, SeanTurnpike, (cs) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor #1, March 1995; adapted by Max Allan Collins

* U Is for Uphir, (vi) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* The Undying Fire, (br) Dimensions #14, May/July 1954 [Ref. Fletcher Pratt]

* untitled (“As this book was being put to bed”), (ob) Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor Special January 1995 [Ref. Doug Wildey]

* The Untouchable Adolescents, (ss) Super-Science Fiction February 1957, as by Ellis Hart

Black Infinity Magazine #11, 2025

* Unwinding (with Rachel Canon), (ss) Unearth Winter 1979

* Up the Down Escalator, (ss) Science Fiction Review #23, October/November 1955

* The Vengeance of Galaxy 5, (nv) Amazing Stories February 1958

Thrilling Science Fiction July 1975

* Viewpoint:
* ___ Theodore Sturgeon: 1918-1985, (ob) Locus June 1985 [Ref. Theodore Sturgeon]
- Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine January 1986
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