Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections

Books, Listed by Author

JONES, NEIL R(onald) (1909-1988); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Doomsday on Ajiat (Ace G-719, 1968, 50¢, 159pp, pb) [Professor Jameson] Professor Jameson Space Adventure #5. (Contents)
• [] *Planet of the Double Sun (Ace F-420, 1967, 40¢, 123pp, pb) [Professor Jameson] Professor Jameson Space Adventure #1. (Contents)
• [] *Space War (Ace G-650, 1967, 50¢, 158pp, pb) [Professor Jameson] Professor Jameson Space Adventure #3. (Contents)
• [] *The Sunless World (Ace G-631, 1967, 50¢, 189pp, pb) [Professor Jameson] Professor Jameson Space Adventure #2. (Contents)
• [] *Twin Worlds (Ace G-681, 1967, 50¢, 157pp, pb) [Professor Jameson] Professor Jameson Space Adventure #4. (Contents)

JONES, RAYMOND F. (1915-1994); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Non-Statistical Man (Belmont, 1964, pb) (Contents)
• [] *This Island Earth (Shasta, 1952, hc) [Cal Meacham] (Contents)
• [] *The Toymaker (Fantasy Publishing Co., Inc., 1951, $3.00, 287pp, hc) (Contents)

JONES, RICH, ed. (chron.)
• [] *Valence and Vision: A Reader in Psychology (with Richard L. Roe) (Rinehart, 1974, pb) (Contents)

JONES, ROBERT WEBSTER (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Light Interviews with Shades (Philadelphia, PA: Dorrance, 1922, $1.50, 151pp, hc) (Contents)

JOOS, DONALD A., ed. (stories) (chron.)
• [] _Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow... (with Jane Agorn McGee, Bonnie L. Heintz & Frank Herbert) See entry under Bonnie L. Heintz

JORDAN, CATHLEEN (née Gunn), ed. (1941-2002); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Alfred Hitchcock’s Fear (Davis LCC# 76-43201, Dec ’82, $2.95, 348pp, digest) Anthology #12. Also available in hc (Dial 1982 as Alfred Hitchcock’s Your Share of Fear). (Contents)

JORDAN, ELIZABETH (Garver) (1865-1947); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Tales of the Cloister (New York: Harpers, 1901, 252pp, hc) (Contents)

KAFKA, FRANZ (1883-1924); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Metamorphosis and Other Stories (Penguin 1572, 1968, 4/-, 218pp, pb) Abridged from Selected Stories of Franz Kafka. (Contents)
• [] *Selected Stories of Franz Kafka (New York: Modern Library, 1952, $1.25, 328pp, hc) (Contents)

KANDEL, MICHAEL, ed. (1941- ); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] _The Cosmic Carnival of Stanislaw Lem See entry under Stanislaw Lem.

KAPP, COLIN (1928-2007); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Unorthodox Engineers (Dobson 0-234-72072-7, 1979, 216pp, hc) (Contents)

KARL, JEAN E(dna) (1927-2000); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Turning Place (E.P. Dutton, 1976, hc) [Turning Place] Stories of a Future Past (Contents)

KARLOFF, BORIS, ed.; pseudonym of William Henry Pratt, (1887-1969); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] _Boris Karloff Horror Anthology (Souvenir, 1965, 190pp, hc) Reprint (Avon 1965 as Boris Karloff’s Favorite Horror Stories).
• [] *Boris Karloff’s Favorite Horror Stories (Avon G1264, May ’65, 50¢, 176pp, pb) Also as The Boris Karloff Horror Anthology. (Contents)

KATZ, HARVEY A., ed. (1927- ) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction (with Patricia S. Warrick & Martin H. Greenberg) (Rand, McNally, 1974, tp) (Contents)
• [] _Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction (with Martin H. Greenberg & Patricia S. Warrick) (Rand, McNally, 1977, tp) (Contents)

KAUßen, HERBERT, ed. (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Science Fiction (with Dr. Rudi Renné) (Munich: Langenscheidt-Longman 3-526-50322-2, 1990, 79pp, tp) Textbook. (Contents)

KAY, MICHELE SUZANNE, ed. (chron.)
• [] *Reader’s Digest Science Fiction Top-Picks Book 2 (Reader’s Digest Services 0-88300-601-4, 1981, 80pp, tp) Textbook, all stories abridged. (Contents)

KAYE, MARVIN (Nathan), ed. (1938- ); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Fiends and Creatures (Popular Library 289, 1975, $1.25, 190pp, pb) (Contents)

KEIGHTLEY, DAVID NOEL (1932- ); see pseudonym Noel Keyes (stories) (chron.)

KELLER, DAVID H(enry), M.D. (1880-1966); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Folsom Flint and Other Curious Tales (Arkham House, 1969, $5.00, 256pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Life Everlasting and Other Tales of Science, Fantasy and Horror (Avalon, 1949, $3.50, 394pp, hc) Edited by Sam Moskowitz. (Contents)
• [] *Solitary Hunters and The Abyss (Philadelphia, PA: New Era, 1948, $3.00, 265pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Tales from Underwood (Pellegrini Cudahy, 1952, $3.95, vii+322pp, hc) (Contents)

KELLEY, LEO P(atrick), ed. (1928-2002); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Fantasy: The Literature of the Marvelous (McGraw-Hill 0-07-033502-8, 1974, $3.96, 305pp, tp) (Contents)
• [] *Themes in Science Fiction (McGraw-Hill 07-033504-4, 1972, tp) A Journey Into Wonder. (Contents)

KELLY, FRANK K(ing) (1914-2010); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Star Ship Invincible (Noel Young, 1979, tp) (Contents)

KENIN, MILLEA, ed. (1942-1992) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Aliens & Lovers (Unique Graphics no ISBN, Jun ’83, $5.00, 102pp, tp) An Anthology of Erotic Poetry with Fantasy and Science Fiction Themes. (Contents)

KERNAHAN, (John) COULSON (1858-1943); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *A Book of Strange Sins (London: Ward Lock & Bowden, 1895, 195pp, hc) (Contents)

KERSH, GERALD (1911-1968); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Brighton Monster (London: Heinemann, 1953, 10/6, 197pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Horrible Dummy and Other Stories (London: Heinemann, 1944, 8/6, 166pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Men Without Bones (London: Heinemann, 1955, 12/6, 194pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Men Without Bones (Paperback Library 52-127, Jan ’62, 50¢, 223pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *Nightshade & Damnations (Fawcett Gold Medal R1887, 1968, 60¢, 192pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *On an Odd Note (Ballantine 268, 1958, 35¢, 154pp, pb) (Contents)

KEY, EUGENE GEORGE (1907-1976) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Mars Mountain (Fantasy Publications, 1934, 25¢, 142pp, hc) (Contents)

KEYES, NOEL, ed.; pseudonym of David Noel Keightley, (1932- ) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Contact (Paperback Library, May ’63, pb) (Contents)

KIDD, (Mildred) VIRGINIA, ed. (1921-2003); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] _Edges (with Ursula K. Le Guin) See entry under Ursula K. Le Guin
• [] _The Eye of the Heron and Other Stories (Panther, 1980, pb) See Millennial Women.
• [] _Interfaces (with Ursula K. Le Guin) See entry under Ursula K. Le Guin
• [] *Millennial Women (Delacorte, 1978, hc) Also as The Eye of the Heron and Other Stories (Panther 1980, pb). (Contents)
• [] _Saving Worlds (with Roger Elwood) See entry under Roger Elwood.

KILLOUGH, (Karen) LEE (1942- ); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Aventine (Ballantine 0-345-29521-8, Jan ’82, $1.95, 171pp, pb, cover by Michael Herring) [Aventine] (Contents)

KING, (William Benjamin) BASIL (1859-1928); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Spreading Dawn: Stories of the Great Transition (New York: Harper, 1927, $2.00, 136pp, hc) (Contents)

KING, DAVID A., ed. (1960- ) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Dreamworks: Strange New Stories (Norstrilia 0-909106-11-8, Aug ’83, A$12.95, 198pp, pb) (Contents)

KING, STEPHEN (Edwin) (1947- ); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Creepshow (New York: Plume, Jul ’82, $6.95, lp) Graphic adaptations of the five segments of the movie Creepshow. (Contents)
• [] *The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger (Donald M. Grant, 1982, hc) [Roland (Gunslinger)] (Contents)
• [] *Different Seasons (Viking 0-670-27266-3, Aug ’82, $16.95, 520pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Night Shift (Doubleday, 1978, hc) also in collection Stephen King.
• [] _Night Shift (Signet, Feb ’79, pb) (Contents)
• [] *Stephen King (Heinemann - Octopus, 1981, hc) (Contents)

KINGSMILL, HUGH; pseudonym of Hugh Kingsmill Lunn, (1889-1949); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Dawn’s Delay (London: Eyre Spottiswoode, 1948, 10/6, 248pp, hc) (Contents)

KIP, LEONARD (1826-1906); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Hannibal’s Man and Other Tales (Albany, NY: Argus, 1878, 371pp, hc) (Contents)

KIRK, RUSSELL (Amos) (1918-1994) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Princess of All Lands (Arkham House, 1979, $8.95, vii+228pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Surly Sullen Bell (Fleet, 1962, $4.50, 240pp, hc) (Contents)

KLASS, PHILIP (1920-2010); see pseudonym William Tenn (stories) (chron.)

KLEIN, T(heodore) E(ibon) D(onald), ed. (1947- ) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Great Stories from Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine (TZ Publications, 1982, $3.95, 146pp, large tp) 1983 Annual. (Contents)

KLINE, OTIS ADELBERT (1891-1946); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Man Who Limped and Other Stories (Saint Enterprises, 1946, 25¢, 128pp, pb) (Contents)

KNAPP, LEONARD; see under del Rey, Lester (1915-1993) (stories) (chron.)

KNEALE, (Thomas) NIGEL (1922-2006); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Tomato Cain (London: Collins, 1949, 8/6, 256pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Year of the Sex Olympics and Other TV Plays (Ferret Fantasy, 1976, hc) (Contents)

KNEER, LEO B., ed. (stories) (chron.)
• [] *Present Imperfect: Facets of the Utopian Vision (Scott, Foresman & Co. 0-673-03434-8, 1973, 308pp, hc) Textbook. (Contents)

KNIGHT, DAMON (Francis) (1922-2002); (about) (stories) (chron.)
• [] *The Best of Damon Knight (Nelson Doubleday, 1976, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Far Out (Simon & Schuster, 1961, $3.95, 199pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *In Deep (Berkley Medallion F760, 1963, 50¢, 158pp, pb) British Editions Omit “The Handler”. (Contents)
• [] *Natural State and Other Stories (Pan, 1975, pb) Same as Three Novels, Doubleday 1967. (Contents)
• [] *Off Center (Ace M-113, 1965, 45¢, 141pp, pb) Bound with The Rithian Terror. (Contents)
• [] *Off Centre (Gollancz, 1969, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Rule Golden and Other Stories (Avon, Apr ’79, pb) Contains the contents of the book Three Novels (also titled Natural State and Other Stories) plus an introduction and two additional stories. (Contents)
• [] *Three Novels (Doubleday, 1967, $3.95, 186pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Turning On (Doubleday, 1966, $3.50, 180pp, hc) Ace 1967 edition omits story “The Handler”. (Contents)
• [] _Turning On (Ace G-677, 1967, 50¢, 160pp, pb, cover by Jack Gaughan) Reprint collection (Doubleday 1966), omits story “The Handler”. (Contents)
• [] *The World and Thorinn (Berkley/Putnam, 1980, hc) [Thorinn] (Contents)

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• [] *The Best from Orbit (Berkley, 1975, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Beyond Tomorrow (Harper & Row, 1965, $4.50, 333pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *A Century of Great Short Science Fiction Novels (Delacorte, 1964, $4.95, 379pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] _A Century of Great Short Science Fiction Novels (Mayflower, 1968, pb) Omits “The Invisible Man”. (Contents)
• [] *A Century of Science Fiction (Simon & Schuster, 1962, $4.95, 352pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Cities of Wonder (Doubleday, 1966, $4.50, 252pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Dark Side (Doubleday, 1965, $4.50, 241pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Dimension X (Simon & Schuster, 1970, hc) (Contents)
• [] _Dimension X (Coronet, 1974, pb) (Contents)
• [] *Elsewhere X 3 (Coronet, 1974, pb) Three stories from Dimension X. (Contents)
• [] *First Contact (Pinnacle, Nov ’71, pb) (Contents)
• [] *First Flight (Lancer 72-672, 1963, 50¢, 160pp, pb) Maiden Voyages in Space and Time, also as Now Begins Tomorrow. (Contents)
• [] *First Voyages (with Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander) (Avon, May ’81, pb) Expanded version of First Flight by Damon Knight, Lancer, 1963. (Contents)
• [] *The Golden Road (Simon & Schuster 0-671-21554-X, 1973, $8.95, 447pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Happy Endings (Bobbs-Merrill 0-672-51879-1, 1974, $8.95, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Metal Smile (Belmont B60-082, 1968, 60¢, 158pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *Nebula Award Stories (Doubleday, 1966, $4.95, 299pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] _Now Begins Tomorrow (Lancer, Nov ’69, pb) See First Flight.
• [] *One Hundered Years of Science Fiction (Simon & Schuster LCC# 68-28913, 1968, $7.95, 384pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 1 (Putnam, 1966, $3.50, 192pp, hc)
• [] _Orbit 1 (Berkley Medallion F1291, Oct ’66, 50¢, 192pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 2 (Putnam, 1967, $4.95, 255pp, hc)
• [] _Orbit 2 (Berkley Medallion S1448, Sep ’67, 75¢, 255pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 3 (G.P. Putnam’s, 1968, $4.95, 224pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 4 (G.P. Putnam’s, 1968, $4.95, 254pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 5 (G.P. Putnam’s, Sep ’69, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 6 (G.P. Putnam’s, Jan ’70, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 7 (G.P. Putnam’s, Jun ’70, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 8 (G.P. Putnam’s, Oct ’70, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 9 (G.P. Putnam’s, 1971, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 10 (G.P. Putnam’s, 1972, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 11 (G.P. Putnam’s, 1973, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 12 (G.P. Putnam’s, 1973, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 13 (G.P. Putnam’s, 1974, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 14 (Harper & Row, 1974, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 15 (Harper & Row 0-06-012439-3, 1974, $7.95, 207pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 16 (Harper & Row, 1975, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 17 (Harper & Row, 1975, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 18 (Harper & Row, 1976, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 19 (Harper & Row, 1977, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 20 (Harper & Row, 1978, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Orbit 21 (Harper & Row, 1980, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Perchance to Dream (Doubleday LCC# 72-76181, 1972, $5.95, 208pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *A Pocketful of Stars (Doubleday, 1971, hc) (Contents)
• [] *A Science Fiction Argosy (Simon & Schuster, 1972, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Science Fiction Inventions (Lancer 73-691, 1967, 60¢, 253pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *Science Fiction of the 30’s (Bobbs-Merrill, 1975, hc) (Contents)
• [] *The Shape of Things (Popular Library SP352, 1967, 50¢, 206pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *A Shocking Thing (Pocket 0-671-77775-0, Nov ’74, 95¢, 245pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *13 French Science-Fiction Stories (Bantam F2817, Aug ’65, 50¢, 167pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *Tomorrow and Tomorrow (Simon & Schuster, 1973, 251pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Tomorrow X 4 (Gold Medal d1428, 1964, 50¢, 176pp, pb) (Contents)
• [] *Toward Infinity (Simon & Schuster, 1968, $4.95, 319pp, hc) (Contents)
• [] *Worlds to Come (Harper & Row LCC# AC 67-10130, 1967, $4.95, 337pp, hc) (Contents)