Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections

Chronological List

WHARTON, EDITH (books) (stories) (continued)
• Temperate Zone (ss) Pictorial Review Feb 1924
• Bewitched (nv) Pictorial Review Mar 1925
• Miss Mary Pask (ss) Pictorial Review Apr 1925
• Velvet Ear-Muffs (ss) The Red Book Magazine Aug 1925; also as “Velvet Ear-Pads”.
• Velvet Ear-Pads (ss) The Red Book Magazine Aug 1925, as “Velvet Ear-Muffs”.
• Young Gentleman (ss) Pictorial Review Feb 1926
• A Bottle of Evian (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 27 1926; also as “A Bottle of Perrier”.
• A Bottle of Perrier (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 27 1926, as “A Bottle of Evian”.
• Here and Beyond (co) Appleton-Century 1926
• Mr. Jones (ss) Ladies Home Journal Apr 1928
• Pomegranate Seed (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 25 1931
• The Looking Glass (ss) Cosmopolitan Dec 1935
• Ghosts (co) Appleton-Century 1937
• All Souls’ (nv) Ghosts, Appleton-Century 1937
• Preface (pr) Ghosts, Appleton-Century 1937
• Ghost Stories of Edith Wharton (co) Scribners 1985
• An Autobiographical Postscript (aw)

WHARTON, THOM LEE (stories)
• The Bystander (ss) Orbit 8, ed. Damon Knight, G.P. Putnam’s 1970

WHEATLEY, DENNIS (Yeats) (1897-1977) (books) (stories)
• The Snake (ss) Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine Jan 1933
• Black August (n.) Hutchinson 1934
• A Life for a Life (ss) New Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine Nov 1935
• The Devil Rides Out (n.) Hutchinson 1935 [Duke de Richleau]
• Contraband (n.) Hutchinson 1936
• They Found Atlantis (n.) Hutchinson 1936
• Uncharted Seas (n.) Hutchinson 1938
• Sixty Days to Live (n.) Hutchinson 1939
• Strange Conflict (n.) Hutchinson 1941 [Duke de Richleau]
• Gunmen, Gallants and Ghosts (co) Hutchinson 1943
• The Case of the Haunted Chateau (ss) Gunmen, Gallants and Ghosts, London: Hutchinson 1943 [Neils Orsen]
• The Case of the Long-Dead Lord (ss) Gunmen, Gallants and Ghosts, London: Hutchinson 1943 [Neils Orsen]
• The Case of the Red-Headed Women (ss) Gunmen, Gallants and Ghosts, London: Hutchinson 1943 [Neils Orsen]
• The Case of the Thing That Whimpered (ss) Gunmen, Gallants and Ghosts, London: Hutchinson 1943 [Neils Orsen]
• The Man Who Missed the War (n.) Hutchinson 1945
• Worlds Far from Here (om) Hutchinson 1952
• Star of Ill-Omen (n.) Hutchinson 1952
• Curtain of Fear (n.) Hutchinson 1953
• To the Devil a Daughter (n.) Hutchinson 1953
• The Island Where Time Stands Still (n.) Hutchinson 1954
• The Black Magic Omnibus (om) Hutchinson 1956
• The Coffin (ex) Hutchinson 1956
• Plot and Counterplot (om) Hutchinson 1959
• Into the Unknown (om) Hutchinson 1960
• The Bombing of London (ss)
• The Born Actor (ss)
• The Deserving Poor (ss)
• The Fugitive King (ss)
• In the Underground (ss)
• Love Trap (ss)
• Orchids on Monday (ss)
• Prologue (pr)
• The Red Verdun (ss)
• The Sideboard (ss)
• Special Leave (ss)
• When the Reds Seized the City of Gold (ss)

WHEELER, JOHN HARVEY, JR. (1918-2004) (stories)
• The Last Effort [with Eugene Burdick] (ex) McGraw-Hill 1962

WHELPLEY, JAMES DAVENPORT (stories)
• The Atoms of Chladni (nv) Harper’s Jan 1860

WHEWELL, DR. WILLIAM (stories)
• Verse (pm) 1925
• No Power on Earth (pm)

WHISLER, ROBERT F. (stories)
• Like Sinsemilla, The Bidden Fruit (pm) Aliens & Lovers, ed. Millea Kenin, Unique Graphics 1983

WHITBY, PAULINE (1926- ); see pseudonyms Paul Ash & Pauline Ashwell (stories)

WHITE, CECIL B.; pseudonym of William H. Christie (stories)
• The Retreat to Mars (ss) Amazing Aug 1927 [Dr. Hargraves]

WHITE, CHARLES E. (fl. 1941) (stories)
• For the Outsider: H.P. Lovecraft (pm)

WHITE, DON (fl. 1952-1967) (stories)
• Peggy and Peter Go to the Moon (ss) F&SF Feb 1963

WHITE, E(lwyn) B(rooks) (1899-1985) (stories)
• The Supremacy of Uruguay (ss) The New Yorker Nov 1933
• The Door (ss) The New Yorker 1939
• The Morning of the Day They Did It (ss) The New Yorker Feb 1950
• The Hour of Letdown (ss) The New Yorker Dec 22 1951

WHITE, EDWARD LUCAS (1866-1934) (books) (stories)
• The House of the Nightmare (ss) Smith’s Magazine Sep 1906
• Amina (ss) The Bellman Jun 1 1907
• The Skewbald Panther (ss) The Popular Magazine Sep 1907
• The Flambeau Bracket (ss) Young’s Magazine Dec 1910
• Song of the Sirens (co) Dutton 1919
• Disvola (ss) Song of the Sirens, Dutton 1919
• The Song of the Sirens (nv) 1919
• Lukundoo (ss) Weird Tales Nov 1925
• Lukundoo and Other Stories (co) Doran 1927
• Floki’s Blade (nv) Lukundoo, Doran 1927
• The Message on the Slate (nv) Lukundoo, Doran 1927
• The Picture Puzzle (ss) Lukundoo, Doran 1927
• The Pig-Skin Belt (nv) Lukundoo, Doran 1927
• The Snout (nv) Lukundoo, Doran 1927
• Afterword (aw)
• Alfandega 49A (ss)
• Dodona (ss)
• The Elephant’s Ear (ss)
• The Fasces (ss)
• Iarbas (ss)
• The Right Man (ss)
• Sorcery Island (ss)
• The Swimmers (ss)

WHITE, FRANK (books) (stories)
• The Dryads and Other Tales (co) Frederick Warne 1936
• Aunt Scratch Sharpens Her Claws (ss)
• The Chronicles of Father Godwyn (Conclusion) (ss)
• The Chronicles of Father Godwyn (Forepart) (ss)
• Clement Pomary’s Testimony (ss)
• Dryad Despondent (ss)
• The Mayor Writes “Finis” (ss)
• Miss Pomary Changes Her Mind (ss)
• The Narrative of Kenelm, the Seneschal (ss)
• What Mayor Pomary Had to Say (ss)
• The Writings of Sieur Avril de Pommereine (ss)

WHITE, FRED M(errick) (1859-1935) (stories)
• The Purple Terror (ss) The Strand Sep 1899
• The Four White Days (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Jan 1903
• The Four Days’ Night (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Feb 1903
• The Dust of Death (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Apr 1903
• The Invisible Force (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Jun 1903
• The River of Death (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Jun 1904
• The Great White Moth (ss) The Strand Nov 1904

WHITE, FREDERIC R. (books) (stories)
• Famous Utopias of the Renaissance (an) Packard & Co. 1946
• Francis Bacon (is)
• Francois Rabelais (is)
• Introduction (in)
• Michel De Montaigne and William Shakespeare (is)
• Thomas More (is)
• Tommaso Campanella (is)

WHITE, JAMES (1928-1999) (books) (stories)
• Assisted Passage (ss) New Worlds Jan 1953
• Crossfire (ss) New Worlds Jun 1953
• The Scavengers (nv) Astounding Oct 1953
• The Conspirators (nv) New Worlds Jun 1954
• Curtain Call (ss) Nebula Science Fiction #9 1954
• Outrider (nv) New Worlds May 1955
• Boarding Party (nv) New Worlds Jul 1955
• Dynasty of One (ss) Science-Fantasy #15 1955
• Red Alert (nv) New Worlds Jan 1956
• Question of Cruelty (ss) New Worlds Feb 1956
• In Loving Memory (ss) Nebula Science Fiction #15 1956
• Patrol (nv) New Worlds Jan 1957
• The Lights Outside the Windows (nv) New Worlds Feb 1957
• To Kill or Cure (nv) New Worlds Apr 1957
• False Alarm (nv) New Worlds Jul 1957
• Sector General (na) New Worlds Nov 1957 [Sector General]
• Tableau (nv) New Worlds May 1958 [Sector General]
• The Ideal Captain (na) New Worlds Aug 1958
• Trouble with Emily (nv) New Worlds Nov 1958 [Sector General]
• Dogfight (nv) New Worlds Mar 1959
• Visitor at Large (nv) New Worlds Jun 1959 [Sector General]
• Grapeliner (nv) New Worlds Nov 1959
• Occupation: Warrior (na) Science Fiction Adventures (UK) #7 1959 [Sector General]
• Medic (nv) New Worlds Jan 1960, as “O’Mara’s Orphan”. [Sector General]
• O’Mara’s Orphan (nv) New Worlds Jan 1960; also as “Medic”. [Sector General]
• Out-Patient (na) New Worlds Jun 1960 [Sector General]
• The Apprentice (nv) New Worlds Oct 1960
• Countercharm (nv) New Worlds Nov 1960 [Sector General]
• Deadly Litter (na) Science Fiction Adventures (UK) #13 1960
• Second Ending (na) Fantastic Jun 1961 (+1)
• Resident Physician (nv) New Worlds Sep 1961 [Sector General]
• Christmas Treason (nv) F&SF Jan 1962
• Field Hospital (n.) New Worlds Jan 1962 (+2) [Sector General]
• Hospital Station (co) Ballantine 1962 [Sector General]
• Hospital Station (co) Ballantine 1962 [Sector General]
• Counter Security (nv) F&SF Feb 1963
• Fast Trip (nv) F&SF Apr 1963
• Star Surgeon (n.) Ballantine 1963 [Sector General]
• Deadly Litter (n.) Ballantine 1964
• Invader (nv) New Writings in SF. 7, ed. John Carnell, London: Dobson 1966 [Sector General]
• Vertigo (nv) New Writings in SF. 12, ed. John Carnell, London: Corgi 1968 [Sector General]
• Blood Brother (nv) New Writings in SF. 14, ed. John Carnell, London: Dobson 1969 [Sector General]
• Meatball (nv) New Writings in SF. 16, ed. John Carnell, London: Dobson 1969 [Sector General]
• The Aliens Among Us (co) Ballantine 1969
• Major Operation (co) Ballantine 1971 [Sector General]
• Major Operation (nv) New Writings in SF. 18, ed. John Carnell, London: Dobson 1971 [Sector General]
• Commuter (ss) New Writings in SF. 21, ed. John Carnell, London: Sidgwick & Jackson 1972
• Spacebird (ss) New Writings in SF. 22, ed. Kenneth Bulmer, London: Sidgwick & Jackson 1973 [Sector General]
• Answer Came There None (ss) Galaxy Jan 1974
• Nuisance Value (nv) Analog Oct 1975
• Custom Fitting (nv) Stellar #2, ed. Judy-Lynn del Rey, Ballantine 1976 [Sector General]
• Monsters and Medics (co) Ballantine 1977
• The Secret History of Sector General (ar) Fokt #3 1978
• Ambulance Ship (oc) Ballantine 1979 [Sector General]
• Contagion (nv) Ambulance Ship, Ballantine 1979 [Sector General]
• Quarantine (na) Ambulance Ship, Ballantine 1979 [Sector General]
• Recovery (na) Ambulance Ship, Ballantine 1979 [Sector General]
• The Scourge (nv) Analog Jan 4 1982 [Martin]
• Futures Past (co) Ballantine 1982
• Sector General (oc) Del Rey 1983 [Sector General]
• Accident (nv) Sector General 1983 [Sector General]
• Combined Operation (na) Sector General 1983 [Sector General]
• Investigation (nv) Sector General 1983 [Sector General]
• Survivor (nv) Sector General 1983 [Sector General]
• Introduction: Reality in Science Fiction (in)

WHITE, JAMES C. (stories)
• Around the Supper Table (bg) Brownwood Bulletin Feb 17 1937

WHITE, JAMES L. (stories)
• Navajo Moon (pm) Dacotah Territory #11 1977

WHITE, M. E. (stories)
• The Power of Positive Thinking (ss) New Directions #18 1964

WHITE, PHYLLIS; see under James, P. D. (1920-2014) (stories)

WHITE, T(erence) H(anbury) (1906-1964) (stories)
• The Troll (ss) Gone to Ground 1935
• The Unicorn (ex) Putnam 1939

WHITE, TED; [i.e., Theodore Edward White] (1938- ) (books) (stories)
• Phoenix [with Marion Zimmer Bradley] (ss) Amazing Feb 1963
• Stella (ss) And Walk Now Gently Through the Fire, ed. Roger Elwood, Chilton 1972
• Dandy (ss) Demon Kind, ed. Roger Elwood, Avon 1973
• The Best from Amazing [ed.] (an) Manor 1973
• The Best from Fantastic [ed.] (an) Manor 1973
• Doc Phoenix (ss) Weird Heroes Volume 2, ed. Byron Preiss, Pyramid 1975
• Foreword (fw)

WHITE, WILLIAM A(nthony) P(arker) (1911-1968); see pseudonyms Anthony Boucher, H. H. Holmes & Herman W. Mudgett (books) (stories)

WHITEFORD, WYNNE (Noel) (1915-2002) (stories)
• One Way to Tomorrow (ss) The Australian Journal Jan 5 1957
• Beyond Aldebaran (ss) Envisaged Worlds, ed. Paul Collins, Void 1978
• The Hyades Contact (ss) Other Worlds, ed. Paul Collins, Australia: Void 1978
• Transition (ss) Alien Worlds, ed. Paul Collins, Void 1979
• The Specialists (nv) Distant Worlds, ed. Paul Collins, Cory & Collins 1981
• Sawdust Supermen (nv) Frontier Worlds, ed. Paul Collins, Cory & Collins 1983

WHITEHEAD, HENRY S(t. Clair) (1882-1932) (books) (stories)
• Tea Leaves (ss) Weird Tales May-Jul 1924
• The Fireplace (ss) Weird Tales Jan 1925
• Sea Change (ss) Weird Tales Feb 1925
• Jumbee (ss) Weird Tales Sep 1926
• The Projection of Armand Dubois (ss) Weird Tales Oct 1926 [Gerald Canevin]
• West India Lights (ss) Mystery Magazine Apr 1927
• The Left Eye (ss) Weird Tales Jun 1927
• The Shadows (nv) Weird Tales Nov 1927
• The People of Pan (nv) Weird Tales Mar 1929 [Gerald Canevin]
• Black Tancrède (ss) Weird Tales Jun 1929 [Gerald Canevin]
• Sweet Grass (ss) Weird Tales Jul 1929
• The Lips (ss) Weird Tales Sep 1929
• The Shut Room (nv) Weird Tales Apr 1930 [Gerald Canevin]
• Passing of a God (ss) Weird Tales Jan 1931 [Gerald Canevin]
• The Tree-Man (ss) Weird Tales Feb/Mar 1931 [Gerald Canevin]
• Hill Drums (ss) Weird Tales Jun/Jul 1931
• The Black Beast (nv) Adventure Jul 15 1931 [Gerald Canevin]
• Black Terror (ss) Weird Tales Oct 1931 [Gerald Canevin]
• Cassius (nv) Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror Nov 1931 [Gerald Canevin]
• The Trap (nv) Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror Mar 1932 [Gerald Canevin]
• Mrs. Lorriquer (nv) Weird Tales Apr 1932 [Gerald Canevin]
• The Great Circle (na) Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror Jun 1932 [Gerald Canevin]
• Seven Turns in a Hangman’s Rope (na) Adventure Jul 15 1932
• The Napier Limousine (nv) Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror Jan 1933 [Gerald Canevin]
• The Chadbourne Episode (ss) Weird Tales Feb 1933 [Gerald Canevin]
• Jumbee and Other Stories (co) Arkham House 1944
• Scar-Tissue (ss) Amazing Jul 1946
• Bothon (nv) Amazing Aug 1946
• West India Lights (co) Arkham House 1946
• The Ravel “Pavane” (ss) Who Knocks?, ed. August Derleth, Rinehart 1946
• Williamson (ss) West India Lights, Arkham House 1946; story written around 1910 but remained unpublished until after the author’s death. [Gerald Canevin]
• “Williamson” (ss) West India Lights, Arkham House 1946 [Gerald Canevin]
• “—In Case of Disaster Only” (ss)
• Litrachoor (pm) The Writer
• Obi in the Caribbean (ss)

WHITEHILL, (Howard) JOSEPH (Jr.) (1927-2011) (stories)
• In the House, Another (vi) F&SF Apr 1960

WHITESIDE, AUSTIN JOHN; see under Hamilton, Alex (1930- ) (books) (stories)

WHITING, CHARLES (Henry) (1926-2007) (stories)
• The Story of Dumb Hanns (ss) Playboy Apr 1962

WHITLEY, GEORGE; pseudonym of A. Bertram Chandler, (1912-1984) (stories)
• Castaway (ss) Weird Tales Nov 1947
• The Tie That Binds (ss) Science-Fantasy #26 1957
• Change of Heart (ss) New Worlds Sep 1961
• All Laced Up (ss) New Worlds Nov 1961

WHITMAN, RUTH (1922- ) (stories)
• The Parrot, by Isaac Bashevis Singer (ss) Harper’s Jun 1966