Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections

Books, Listed by Author

GREENE, (Henry) GRAHAM (1904-1991) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Nineteen Stories (London: Heinemann, 1947, 8/6, 231pp, hc) (Contents)

GREGORY, HORACE (Victor), ed. (1898-1982) (stories) (chron.)
• [] _The Snake Lady and Other Stories See entry under Vernon Lee.

GRENDON, STEPHEN; pseudonym of August Derleth, (1909-1971) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Mr. George and Other Odd Persons (Arkham House, 1963, $4.00, viii+239pp, hc) (Contents)

GRIBBON, WILLIAM LANCASTER (1879-1940); see pseudonym Talbot Mundy (stories) (chron.)

GRIFFITH, GEORGE; pseudonym of George C. Griffith-Jones, (1857-1906); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Gambles with Destiny (F.V. White, 1899, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Raid of “Le Vengeur” and Other Stories (London: Ferret Fantasy, 1974, hc) Edited by Sam Moskowitz. (Contents)

GRIFFITH-JONES, GEORGE C(hetwynd) (1857-1906); see pseudonym George Griffith (stories) (chron.)

GRIMSHAW, BEATRICE (Ethel) (1870-1953); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Valley of Never-Come-Back (London: Hurst & Blackett, 1923, 287pp, hc) (Contents)

GRUBB, DAVE; see under Grubb, Davis (1919-1980) (stories) (chron.)

GRUBB, DAVIS (Alexander) (1919-1980); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] _One Foot in the Grave (Arrow 925, 1967, 3/6, 186pp, pb) See Twelve Tales of Suspense and the Supernatural (Scribner 1964).
• [] *Twelve Tales of Suspense and the Supernatural (New York: Scribner, 1964, $3.95, 175pp, hc) Also in pb as One Foot in the Grave (Arrow 1967). (Contents)

GUIN, WYMAN (Woods) (1915-1989); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] _Beyond Bedlam (Sphere, 1973, pb) U.K. version of Living Way Out. Adds one story. (Contents)
• [] *Living Way Out (Avon, Aug ’67, pb) In U.K. with one additional story as Beyond Bedlam. (Contents)

GUNN, JAMES E(dwin) (1923- ); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Breaking Point (Walker, 1972, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Burning (Dell, Feb ’72, pb) [John Wilson] (Contents)
• [] *The End of the Dreams (Scribner’s, 1975, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Future Imperfect (Bantam, Jan ’64, pb) (Contents)
• [] *The Immortals (Bantam, Nov ’62, pb) (Contents)
• [] *The Joy Makers (Bantam, Mar ’61, pb) (Contents)
• [] *The Listeners (Scribner’s, 1972, hc) [Listeners] (Contents)
• [] *Some Dreams Are Nightmares (Scribner’s 0-684-13779-8, 1974, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Station in Space (Bantam, 1958, pb) (Contents)
• [] *The Witching Hour (Dell, Jun ’70, pb) (Contents)

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• [] *Nebula Award Stories 10 (Harper & Row, 1975, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Road to Science Fiction #1 (Mentor, Sep ’77, pb) From Gilgamesh to Wells (Contents)
• [] *The Road to Science Fiction #2 (Mentor, Feb ’79, pb) From Wells to Heinlein (Contents)
• [] *The Road to Science Fiction #3 (Mentor, Dec ’79, pb) From Heinlein to Here (Contents)
• [] *The Road to Science Fiction #4 (Mentor 0-451-62136-0, Nov ’82, $4.95, 531pp, pb, cover by Rick Courtney) From Here to Forever (Contents)

GUNTER, ARCHIBALD CLAVERING (1847-1907); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The City of Mystery (London: Ward Lock, 1904, 5/-, 275pp, hc) (Contents)

GUNTHER, GOTTHARD, ed. (1900-1985) (chron.)
• [] *Uberwindung Von Raum Und Zeit (West Germany: Karl Rauch, 1952, hc) Conquest of Space and Time, stories in German. (Contents)

GUTHRIE, ELLEN JANE (Emma) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Tales of the Covenanters (London: Hamilton Adams, 1888, 303pp, hc) (Contents)

GUTHRIE, THOMAS ANSTEY (1856-1934); see pseudonym F. Anstey (stories) (chron.)

HACKER, MARILYN, ed. (1942- ) (stories) (chron.)
• [] _Quark/1 (with Samuel R. Delany) See entry under Samuel R. Delany
• [] _Quark/2 (with Samuel R. Delany) See entry under Samuel R. Delany
• [] _Quark/3 (with Samuel R. Delany) See entry under Samuel R. Delany
• [] _Quark/4 (with Samuel R. Delany) See entry under Samuel R. Delany

HAGGARD, EDWARD ARTHUR (1860-1925); (about) (stories) (chron.)

HAGGARD, [Sir] H(enry) RIDER (1856-1925); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Allan’s Wife and Other Tales (New York: Lovell, Oct 1889, hc) [Allan Quatermain] London: Blackett, Dec. 1889. (Contents)
• [] *Black Heart and White Heart, and Other Stories (London: Longman, May ’00, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Five Adventure Novels (New York: Dover, 1951, $3.95, 800pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Smith and the Pharaohs and Other Tales (Bristol: Arrowsmith, 1920, 7/6, 320pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Three Adventure Novels (New York: Dover, 1960, $2.00, 636pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Works of H. Rider Haggard (New York: J.W. Black, 1928, $2.98, 728pp, hc) (Contents)

HAINING, PETER (Alexander) (1940-2007); see under Sean Richards; see pseudonym Sean Richards; (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] _The Barbarian Swordsmen [as by Sean Richards] See entry under Sean Richards.

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• [] *The Ancient Mysteries Reader (Doubleday 0-385-09867-7, 1975, $7.95, hc) (Contents)
• [] _The Ancient Mysteries Reader Book 1 (Sphere 0-7221-4257-9, 1978, 85p, 220pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] _The Ancient Mysteries Reader Book 2 (Sphere 0-7221-4253-6, 1978, 85p, 176pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *Beyond the Curtain of Dark (Four Square Books 1634, Oct ’66, 5/-, 320pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *The Black Magic Omnibus (Taplinger 0-8008-0809-6, Apr ’76, $10.95, 450pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] _The Complete Ghost Stories of Charles Dickens See entry under Charles Dickens.
• [] *Dead of Night (William Kimber 0-7183-0048-3, May ’81, £5.75, 205pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Deadly Nightshade (London: Gollancz, Jul ’77, £3.40, 189pp, hc) US edition, Taplinger, 1978. (Contents)
• [] *The Evil People (London: Leslie Frewin, 1968, 25/-, 252pp, hc) Being thirteen strange and terrible accounts of Witchcraft, Black Magic and Voodoo. (Contents)
• [] +The Fantastic Pulps (St. Martin’s LCC# 75-29638, 1976, $10.00, 419pp, hc) First US edition (Gollancz 1975). Also available in tp (Vintage Oct ’76). (Contents)
• [] *The Future Makers (Sidgwick & Jackson, 1968, 18/-, 191pp, hc) Also in Science Fiction Special 5. (Contents)
• [] *The Future Makers (NEL 2516, Sep ’69, 5/-, 142pp, pb) Revised from Sidgwick & Jackson 1968. Also in US (Belmont 1971). (Contents)
• [] *The Ghouls (London: W.H. Allen, Feb ’71, £2.50, 384pp, hc) The stories behind the classic horror films. US edition published by Stein & Day, May 1971. Later British paperback split into two volumes. (Contents)
• [] *The Hollywood Nightmare (London: Macdonald, 1970, £1.75, 276pp, hc) The American edition (Taplinger, 1971) substituted two stories. Note also later variant edition (Sidgwick & Jackson, 1973). (Contents)
• [] *The Hollywood Nightmare [abridged] (London: Sidgwick & Jackson 0-283-98127-X, 1973, 40p, 190pp, pb) Abridged from the original edition (Macdonald, 1970). (Contents)
• [] +The Hollywood Nightmare: Tales of Fantasy and Horror from the Film World (Taplinger, 1971, 276pp, hc) Changes two stories from the UK edition. (Contents)
• [] *Legends for the Dark (London: Four Square Books 2094, Feb ’68, 3/6d, 127pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *The Midnight People (London: Leslie Frewin, 1968, 30/-, 255pp, hc) Anthology of vampire stories. Also available in pb in the US from Popular Library, 1968; and in the UK from Ensign Books, 1974. Retitled Vampires at Midnight, Grosset & Dunlap, 1970. (Contents)
• [] *The Monster Makers (London: Victor Gollancz 0-575-01729-5, 1974, £1.80, 288pp, hc) Eighteen stories about the creation of life, human and otherwise. Note the abridged edition from Knight Books (1980). (Contents)
• [] *The Monster Makers [abridged] (London: Knight Books 0-340-25093-3, 1980, 95p, 130pp, pb) Abridged from original edition (Gollancz, 1974) with revised introductions. (Contents)
• [] *More Weird Tales (Sphere 0-7221-4255-2, Feb ’78, 85p, 256pp, pb) See under Weird Tales Vol. 2.
• [] *The Nightmare Reader (London: Gollancz, Aug ’73, 340pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] _The Nightmare Reader Volume One (Pan 0-330-24598-8, 1976, 50p, 191pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] _The Nightmare Reader: Volume Two (London: Pan 0-330-24786-7, Apr ’76, 50p, 192pp, pb) Second half of original hardcover edition. (Contents)
• [] *The Unspeakable People (London: Leslie Frewin, Nov ’69, 246pp, hc) Being twenty of the World’s most horrible horror stories. Collection of stories that were either banned or caused a public outcry. Paperback editions from Popular Library, New York, 1969, and Ensign Books, Manchester, 1974. (Contents)
• [] *Weird Tales (Neville Spearman 0-85978-020-1, Nov ’76, 264pp, hc) Derivative anthologies Weird Tales (Sphere 1978) and More Weird Tales. (Contents)
• [] _Weird Tales Vol. 1 (Sphere 0-7221-4259-5, Feb ’78, 85p, 238pp, pb) Stories from Weird Tales (Neville Spearman 1976). Title given as Weird Tales on cover and spine. (Contents)
• [] *Weird Tales Vol. 2 (Sphere 0-7221-4255-2, Feb ’78, 85p, 256pp, pb) Stories from Weird Tales, Neville Spearman: London, 1976. Title given as More Weird Tales on cover and spine. (Contents)

HALDEMAN, JACK C(arroll), II (1941-2002); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] _There Is No Darkness (with Joe W. Haldeman) See entry under Joe W. Haldeman

HALDEMAN, JOE W.; [i.e., Joseph William Haldeman] (1943- ); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *All My Sins Remembered (St. Martin’s, 1977, hc) [Otto McGavin] SF novel derived from 2 previously published stories, both revised, plus new material. (Contents)
• [] *The Forever War (St. Martin’s, 1974, hc) [Mandella; Forever War] Novel composed of four previously published stories. (Contents)
• [] *Infinite Dreams (St. Martin’s, 1978, hc) (Contents)
• [] *There Is No Darkness (with Jack C. Haldeman, II) (Ace 0-441-80564-7, Feb ’83, $2.75, 245pp, pb) [Carl] (Contents)

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• [] *Cosmic Laughter: Science Fiction for the Fun of It (Holt, Rinehart and Winston 0-03-006931-9, 1974 [Jun ’97], $5.95, x+189pp, hc, cover by Joey Cavanaugh) (Contents)
• [] *Nebula Award Stories 17 (Holt, Rinehart & Winston 0-03-063528-4, Aug ’83, $16.95, 291pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Study War No More (St. Martin’s, 1977, hc) (Contents)

HALE, EDWARD EVERETT (1822-1909); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Brick Moon and Other Stories (Boston: Little Brown, 1899, 369pp, hc) (Contents)

HALIDOM, M. Y.; pseudonym of Alexander Huth, (1838-1914); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Spirit Lovers and Other Stories (London: Simpkin, 1903, 6/-, 192pp, hc) (Contents)

HALL, DESMOND W(inter) (1909-1992); see pseudonym Anthony Gilmore; (about) (stories) (chron.)

HALL, MANLY P(almer) (1901-1990) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Shadowy Forms: A Collection of Occult Stories (Los Angeles, CA: Hall Publ., 1925, $2.00, 165pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Ways of Lonely Ones: A Collection of Mystical Allegories (Los Angeles, CA: Phoenix, 1934, $1.50, 89pp, hc) (Contents)

HALPERN, DANIEL, ed. (chron.)
• [] *Antæus [#25/26, Spring/Summer, 1977] (Ecco Press LCC# 70-612646, 1977, $6.95, 323pp, 6½" x 9" tp) Popular Fiction Issue: Western, Detective, Science Fiction. (Contents)

HAMILTON, ALEX (John) (1930- ); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] _Beam of Malice (New York: D. McKay, 1967, $4.50, 222pp, hc) Reprint (Hutchinson 1966). (Contents)

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• [] *Splinters (Walker & Co., 1968, hc)
• [] _Splinters (Berkley N2067, Sep ’71, 95¢, 191pp, pb) (Contents)

HAMILTON, EDMOND (Moore) (1904-1977); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Best of Edmond Hamilton (Nelson Doubleday, Apr ’77, $2.98, 334pp, hc) Edited by Leigh Brackett. (Contents)
• [] *Crashing Suns (Ace F-319, 1965, 40¢, 192pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *Horror on the Asteroid and Other Tales of Planetary Horror (London: P. Allen, 1936, hc) Also in hc (Gregg Press, Jun ’75) with a new introduction by Gerry de la Ree. (Contents)
• [] *What’s It Like Out There? and Other Stories (Ace 88065, 1974, 95¢, 320pp, pb) (Contents)

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• [] _The Best of Leigh Brackett See entry under Leigh Brackett.

HAMPTON, LOU (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Ghosts of My Study (New York: Authors & Publishers Corp., 1927, $2.00, 284pp, hc) (Contents)

HARDING, LEE (John), ed. (1937- ); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Altered I (Norstrilia, 1976, tp) Ursula K. Le Guin’s Science Fiction Writing Workshop. Contents follow US (Berkley-Windhover May ’78) tp edition which adds “The Eye Altering (II)” by Ursula K. Le Guin. (Contents)
• [] *Beyond Tomorrow (South Melbourne: Wren, 1976, hc) Published to commemorate the 33rd World Science Fiction Convention held in Melbourne, August 1975. (Contents)
• [] _Beyond Tomorrow (NEL 31918, Jul ’77, 80p, 220pp, pb) Omits 3 stories from the Australian hardcover edition. (Contents)
• [] *Rooms of Paradise (South Yarra, Victoria, Australia: Quartet Books, 1978, viii+182pp, hc) US edition: St. Martin’s Oct ’79. (Contents)

HARGREAVES, H(enry) A. (1928- ) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *North by 2000 (Toronto: Peter Martin Associates Limited 0-88778-128-4, 1976, 160pp, pb) Collection of six stories, one original. (Contents)

HARNESS, CHARLES L(eonard) (1915-2005); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Rose (Compact, 1966, pb) (Contents)

HARRIS, CLARE WINGER (1891-1968); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Away from the Here and Now (Dorrance, 1947, $2.50, 365pp, hc) (Contents)

HARRIS, FRANK; [i.e., James Thomas Harris] (1856-1931); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Veils of Isis (New York: Doran, 1915, 312pp, hc) (Contents)

HARRIS, JAMES THOMAS; see under Harris, Frank (1856-1931) (stories) (chron.)

HARRIS, JOHN B(eynon) [i.e., John Wyndham Parkes Beynon Harris] (1903-1969); see pseudonyms Lucas Parkes & John Wyndham (stories) (chron.)

HARRIS, JOHN WYNDHAM PARKES BEYNON; see under Harris, John Beynon (1903-1969) (stories) (chron.)

HARRISON, HARRY; [legalized from Henry Maxwell Dempsey] (1925-2012); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Adventures of the Stainless Steel Rat (SFBC, Dec ’77, hc) [Slippery Jim (James Bolivar) diGriz] Also in pb (Berkley Medalion Aug ’78). (Contents)
• [] _Backdrop of Stars (Dobson, 1968, hc) See SF: Authors’ Choice.
• [] *The Best of Harry Harrison (Pocket, Jun ’76, pb) (Contents)
• [] _The Best of Harry Harrison (Sidgwick & Jackson, Sep ’76, hc) Also available in pb (Futura 1976). (Contents)
• [] *The Deathworld Trilogy (Berkley Medallion, 1975, hc) [Jason dinAlt] (Contents)
• [] *The Men from P.I.G. and R.O.B.O.T. (Faber, 1974, hc) (Contents)
• [] *One Step from Earth (Macmillan U.S., 1970, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Prime Number (Berkley Medallion, Jul ’70, pb) (Contents)
• [] *The Stainless Steel Rat Saves the World (Berkley/Putnam, 1972, hc) [Slippery Jim (James Bolivar) diGriz] Also in The Adventures of the Stainless Steel Rat. (Contents)
• [] *To the Stars (SFBC, 1981, hc) [To the Stars] (Contents)
• [] *Two Tales and Eight Tomorrows (Bantam, May ’68, pb) (Contents)
• [] *War with the Robots (Pyramid, Sep ’62, pb) (Contents)

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• [] _Apeman, Spaceman (with Leon E. Stover) See entry under Leon E. Stover
• [] *Astounding (Random House, 1973, hc) John W. Campbell Memorial Anthology. Sphere 1975 edition adds an afterword by Harry Harrison. (Contents)
• [] *The Astounding-Analog Reader, Volume One (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Doubleday 0-385-02334-0, 1972, $7.95, 530pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Astounding-Analog Reader, Volume Two (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Doubleday, 1973, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Best SF: 1967 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Berkley Medallion, Mar ’68, pb) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 1 (Sphere 1968). (Contents)
• [] *Best SF: 1968 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (G.P. Putnam’s LCC# 68-18178, 1969, $4.95, 245pp, hc) In England revised as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 2 (Sphere 1969) and in hc as The Year’s Best Science Fiction (Severn House 1977). (Contents)
• [] *Best SF: 1969 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (G.P. Putnam’s, 1970, hc) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction 3 (Sphere 1970). (Contents)
• [] *Best SF: 1970 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (G.P. Putnam’s, 1971, hc) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 4 (Sphere 1971). (Contents)
• [] *Best SF: 1971 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (G.P. Putnam’s LCC# 74-116158, 1972, $5.95, 253pp, hc) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 5 (Sphere 1972). (Contents)
• [] *Best SF: 1972 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (G.P. Putnam’s LCC# 74-116158, 1973, $5.95, 254pp, hc) In England as The Year’s Best S.F. 1972 (Sphere 1973). (Contents)
• [] *Best SF: 1973 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (G.P. Putnam’s, 1974, hc) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 7 (Sphere 1975). (Contents)
• [] *Best SF: 1974 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Bobbs-Merrill 0-672-52012-5, 1975, hc) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 8 (Sphere 1978). (Contents)
• [] *Best SF: 75, The Ninth Annual (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Bobbs-Merrill 0-672-52197-0, 1976, hc) In England as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 9 (Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1976). (Contents)
• [] *Blast Off (Faber and Faber 571-08937-2, 1969, hc) S.F. for Boys (Contents)
• [] _Decade the 1940s (with Brian W. Aldiss) See entry under Brian W. Aldiss
• [] _Decade the 1950s (with Brian W. Aldiss) See entry under Brian W. Aldiss
• [] _Decade the 1960s (with Brian W. Aldiss) See entry under Brian W. Aldiss
• [] _Farewell Fantastic Venus (with Brian W. Aldiss) See entry under Brian W. Aldiss
• [] *Four for the Future (Macmillan U.S., 1969, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Light Fantastic (Scribner’s, 1971, hc) (Contents)
• [] _Nebula Award Stories No. 2 (with Brian W. Aldiss) See entry under Brian W. Aldiss
• [] *Nova 1 (Delacorte, Feb ’70, hc) (Contents)
• [] _Nova 1 (Robert Hale, 1976, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Nova 2 (Walker, 1972, hc) Also London: Sphere 1975, pb. (Contents)
• [] *Nova 3 (Walker, 1973, hc) also as The Outdated Man. (Contents)
• [] *Nova 4 (Walker, 1974, hc) (Contents)
• [] _The Outdated Man (Dell, Apr ’75, pb) See Nova 3.
• [] *Science Fiction Novellas (with Willis E. McNelly) (Scribner’s 0-684-13847-6, 1975, tp) (Contents)
• [] *A Science Fiction Reader (with Carol Pugner) (Scribner’s, 1973, tp) (Contents)
• [] *SF: Authors’ Choice (Berkley Medallion S1567, Jun ’68, 75¢, 224pp, pb) In England as Backdrop of Stars. (Contents)
• [] *SF: Authors’ Choice 2 (Berkley Medallion, May ’70, pb) (Contents)
• [] *SF: Authors’ Choice 3 (G.P. Putnam’s, 1971, hc) (Contents)
• [] *SF: Authors’ Choice 4 (G.P. Putnam’s, 1974, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Worlds of Wonder (Doubleday, 1969, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Year 2000 (Doubleday, Feb ’70, hc) (Contents)
• [] _The Year’s Best S.F. 1972 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere 0-7221-4375-3, 1973, 45p, 235pp, pb) See Best SF: 1972.
• [] _The Year’s Best Science Fiction (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Severn House 0-7278-0315-8, 1977, hc) Revised from Best SF: 1968 G.P. Putnam’s 1969, same as The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 2, Sphere 1969.
• [] *The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 1 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere 43311, 1968, 5/-, 207pp, pb) Abridged version of Best SF: 1967, Berkley 1968. (Contents)
• [] *The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 2 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere 43354, 1969, 5/-, 207pp, pb) Contents differ from Best SF: 1968, Putnam 1969. Also in hc (Severn House 1977 as The Year’s Best Science Fiction). (Contents)
• [] _The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 3 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere, 1970, pb) See Best SF: 1969.
• [] _The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 4 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere, 1971, pb) See Best SF: 1970.
• [] _The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 5 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere, 1972, pb) See Best SF: 1971.
• [] *The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 7 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere, 1975, pb) Abridged version of Best SF: 1973, Berkley 1974. (Contents)
• [] *The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 8 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Sphere 0-7221-4398-2, 1976, 65p, 253pp, pb) Abridged version of Best SF: 1974, Bobbs-Merrill 1975. (Contents)
• [] _The Year’s Best Science Fiction No. 9 (with Brian W. Aldiss) (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1976, hc) Also in pb (Futura 1976). See Best SF: 75, The Ninth Annual.