Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections

Stories, Listed by Author

ROCKLYNNE, ROSS (books) (chron.) (continued)
• * The Moth, (ss) Astounding Jul 1939
  • Astounding Science Fiction July 1939, ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., Southern Illinois University Press 1981
• * On John W. Campbell, Jr., and Science Fiction, (ar)
  • Astounding Science Fiction July 1939, ed. John W. Campbell, Jr., Southern Illinois University Press 1981
• * Pressure, (ss) Astounding Jun 1939
  • Imagination Unlimited, ed. Everett F. Bleiler & T. E. Dikty, Farrar, Straus & Young 1952, , The Bodley Head 1953
• * Quietus, (ss) Astounding Sep 1940
  • Adventures in Time and Space, ed. Raymond J. Healy & J. Francis McComas, Random House 1946, , Random House 1953, , Pennant Books 1954
  • The Great SF Stories 2 (1940), ed. Isaac Asimov & Martin H. Greenberg, DAW 1979
  • Isaac Asimov Presents The Golden Years of Science Fiction, ed. Isaac Asimov & Martin H. Greenberg, Bonanza/Crown 1983
• * Randy-Tandy Man, (ss) Universe 3, ed. Terry Carr, Random House 1973
• * Rebel of the Darkness [Darkness], (nv) Imagination Feb 1951, as “Revolt of the Devil Star”.
  • The Sun Destroyers, Ross Rocklynne, Ace 1973
• * Revolt of the Devil Star [Darkness], (nv) Imagination Feb 1951; also as “Rebel of the Darkness”.
• * They Fly So High, (ss) Amazing Jun 1952
  • The Men and the Mirror, Ace 1973
  • The History of the Science Fiction Magazine Part 3 1946-1955, ed. Mike Ashley, NEL 1976
• * Time Wants a Skeleton, (na) Astounding Jun 1941
  • The Astounding-Analog Reader, Volume One, ed. Harry Harrison & Brian W. Aldiss, Doubleday 1972
  • The Great SF Stories 3 (1941), ed. Isaac Asimov & Martin H. Greenberg, DAW 1980
  • The Golden Years of Science Fiction (Second Series), ed. Isaac Asimov & Martin H. Greenberg, Bonanza/Crown 1983
• * Winner Take All, (nv) Time to Come, ed. August Derleth, Farrar 1954
  • Time to Come, ed. August Derleth, Berkley 1958, , Tower 1965

RODDENBERRY, GENE; [i.e., Eugene Wesley Roddenberry] (1921-1991); (about) (chron.)
• * Assignment: Earth (with Art Wallace), (sa) Star Trek #3, Bantam 1969, as by James Blish; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry & Art Wallace.
• * Bread and Circuses (with Gene L. Coon), (sa) Star Trek #11, Bantam 1975, as by James Blish; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry & Gene L. Coon.
• * Charlie’s Law (with D. C. Fontana), (sa) Star Trek #1, Bantam 1967, as “Charlie X” by James Blish; screenplay by D.C. Fontana & Gene Roddenberry.
• * Foreword, (fw)
  • Star Trek: The New Voyages #1, ed. Sondra Marshak & Myrna Culbreath 1976
• * The Menagerie, (sa) Star Trek #4, Bantam 1971, as by James Blish; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry.
• * The Omega Glory, (sa) Star Trek #10, Bantam 1974, as by James Blish; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry.
• * A Private Little War (with Jud Crucis & Don Ingalls), (sa) Star Trek #10, Bantam 1974, as by James Blish; screenplay by Don Ingalls, Gene Roddenberry & Jud Crucis.
• * The Return of the Archons (with Boris Sobelman), (sa) Star Trek #9, Bantam 1973, as by James Blish; screenplay by Boris Sobelman & Gene Roddenberry.
• * Return to Tomorrow (with John T. Dougan), (sa) Star Trek #9, Bantam 1973, as by James Blish; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry & John T. Dougan.
• * The Savage Curtain (with Arthur Heinemann), (sa) Star Trek #6, Bantam 1972, as by James Blish; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry & Arthur Heinemann.
• * Turnabout Intruder (with Arthur H. Singer), (sa) Star Trek #5, Bantam 1972, as by James Blish; screenplay by Gene Roddenberry & Arthur H. Singer.

RODDENBERRY, MAJEL B(arrett) [born Majel Lee Hudec] (1932-2008) (chron.)
• * Introduction to Visit to a Weird Planet Revisited, (in) Star Trek: The New Voyages #1, ed. Sondra Marshak & Myrna Culbreath 1976

RODENKO, OLGA (1924- ) (chron.)
• * Kept Waiting [1979], (ss) New Worlds from the Lowlands, ed. Manuel van Loggem, Merrick 1982; “Antichambreren”; tr. by Wanda Boeke.

RODMAN, HOWARD (1920-1985) (chron.)
• * The Man Who Went to the Moon—Twice, (ss) Dangerous Visions, ed. Harlan Ellison, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1967
  • The Future of Being Human: Psychology and Science Fiction, ed. Jackie Estrada & Dave Estrada, Canfield Press 1977

ROETHKE, THEODORE (1908-1963) (chron.)
• * In a Dark Time, (pm) 1960
  • Strange Glory, ed. Gerry Goldberg, Toronto: McClelland & Stewart 1975

ROGERS, ALVA (C.) (1923-1982); (about) (chron.)
• * In Memoriam—Edison Marshall, (bg) Nebula Award Stories 4, ed. Poul Anderson, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1969

ROGERS, ANGELA (chron.)
• * What Happened to William Coombes, (ss) New Writings in SF. 28, ed. Kenneth Bulmer, London: Sidgwick & Jackson 1976
  • New Writings in SF Special Three, ed. Anon., Sidgwick & Jackson 1978

ROGERS, IVOR A. (1930-2002) (chron.)
• * Foreword to “The Library of Babel”, (is)
  • The Mirror of Infinity, ed. Robert Silverberg, Harper & Row 1970

ROGERS, JOEL TOWNSLEY (1896-1984); (about) (chron.)
• * Beyond Space and Time, (nv) All-American Fiction Feb 1938
  • A Treasury of Great Science Fiction, Vol. 1, ed. Anthony Boucher, Doubleday 1959
• * Moment Without Time, (nv) Thrilling Wonder Stories Apr 1952
  • The Best from Startling Stories, ed. Samuel Mines, Henry Holt 1953
• * No Matter Where You Go, (nv) F&SF Feb 1959
  • The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction: Ninth Series, ed. Robert P. Mills, Doubleday 1960

ROGERS, KAY (chron.)
• * Experiment, (vi) F&SF Feb 1953
  • The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction: 3, ed. Anthony Boucher & J. Francis McComas, Doubleday 1954
• * Flirtation Walk, (ss) Cassandra Rising, ed. Alice Laurance, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1978

ROGERS, MICHAEL (Alan) (1950- ); (about) (chron.)
• * Klysterman’s Silent Violin, (ss) Analog Jun 1972
  • Alpha 8, ed. Robert Silverberg, Berkley 1977

ROGERS, NORMAN L. (chron.)
• * Charting a Better Voyage—ZPG, (ar)
  • Voyages: Scenarios for a Ship Called Earth, ed. Rob Sauer, Ballantine 1971

ROGERS, RONALD (chron.)
• * The Good Run, (ss) 1968
  • Adventure and Suspense, ed. Marion L. Huyck, Scholastic 1973

ROGOZ, ADRIAN (1921- ) (chron.)
• * The Altar of the Random Gods, (ss) View from Another Shore, ed. Franz Rottensteiner, Seabury Press 1973; “Altarul zeilor stohastici”, Almanahul literar 1970.; tr. by Matthew J. O’Connell.

ROHAN, MICHAEL SCOTT (1951- ); (about) (chron.)
• * Fidei Defensor, (ss) Andromeda 2, ed. Peter Weston, London: Futura 1977
• * The Insect Tapes, (ss) Aries 1, ed. John Grant, David & Charles 1979
• * Vurfing the Gwrx, (ss) Peter Davison’s Book of Alien Monsters, ed. Peter Davison, Sparrow 1982

ROHMER, SAX; pseudonym of A. Sarsfield Ward, (1883-1959); (about) (books) (chron.)
• * At the Palace da Nostra, (ss) Collier’s Jan 11 1930
  • Tales of East and West, Doubleday Doran 1933
• * The Black Mandarin [Paul Harley], (na) Collier’s Nov 4 1922 (+2)
  • Tales of East and West, London: Cassell 1932, , Doubleday Doran 1933
• * The Blue Monkey, (ss)
  • The Haunting of Low Fennel, London: Pearson 1920
• * The Blue Rajah [Moris Klaw], (ss) The New Magazine Aug 1913, as “Case of the Blue Rajah”.
  • The Dream-Detective, London: Jarrolds 1920, , Doubleday 1925
• * Breath of Allah, (ss) The Premier Magazine Feb 1917
  • Tales of Secret Egypt, Methuen 1918
  • The Sax Rohmer Omnibus, New York: Grossey & Dunlap 1938
• * The Broom of the Desert, (ss) The Popular Magazine Jan 1 1914; also as “The Turquoise Necklace”.
• * The Cardinal’s Stair, (ss) Story-Teller Jul 1916
  • Tales of East and West, London: Cassell 1932, , Doubleday Doran 1933
• * Case of the Blue Rajah [Moris Klaw], (ss) The New Magazine Aug 1913; also as “The Blue Rajah”.
• * The Case of the Chord in G [Moris Klaw], (ss) The New Magazine Oct 1913; also as “The Chord in G”.
• * Case of the Crusader’s Ax [Moris Klaw], (ss) The New Magazine Jun 1913; also as “The Crusader’s Ax”.
• * Case of the Haunting of Grange [Moris Klaw], (nv) The New Magazine Dec 1913; also as “The Haunting of Grange”.
• * Case of the Headless Mummies [Moris Klaw], (ss) The New Magazine Nov 1913; also as “The Headless Mummies”.
• * Case of the Ivory Statue [Moris Klaw], (ss) The New Magazine Jul 1913; also as “The Ivory Statue”.
• * Case of the Potsherd of Anubis [Moris Klaw], (nv) The New Magazine May 1913; also as “The Potsherd of Anubis”.
• * The Case of the Tragedies in the Greek Room [Moris Klaw], (nv) The New Magazine Apr 1913; also as “The Tragedies in the Greek Room”.
• * Case of the Veil of Isis [Moris Klaw], (ss) The New Magazine Jan 1914; also as “The Veil of Isis”.
• * Case of the Whispering Poplars [Moris Klaw], (ss) The New Magazine Sep 1913; also as “The Whispering Poplars”.
• * The Chord in G [Moris Klaw], (ss) The New Magazine Oct 1913, as “The Case of the Chord in G”.
  • The Dream-Detective, Doubleday 1925
• * The Crusader’s Ax [Moris Klaw], (ss) The New Magazine Jun 1913, as “Case of the Crusader’s Ax”.
  • The Dream-Detective, London: Jarrolds 1920, , Doubleday 1925
• * The Curse of a Thousand Kisses, (ss) The Premier Magazine Nov 1918
  • The Haunting of Low Fennel, London: Pearson 1920
  • Tales of East and West, Doubleday Doran 1933
  • The Second Avon Fantasy Reader, ed. Donald A. Wollheim & George Ernsberger, Avon 1969
• * The Dance of the Veils, (ss) The Sovereign Magazine Jun/Jul 1920
  • Tales of Chinatown 1922
• * The Daughter of Huang Chow [Daniel “Red” Kerry], (ss) Cassell’s Dec 1921
  • Tales of Chinatown 1922
• * Death of Boris Korsakov [Paul Harley], (ss) Britannia and Eve Mar 1937
  • Salute to Bazarada and Other Stories, London: Cassell 1939
• * The Death Ring [Abu Tabah], (ss) The Premier Magazine Nov 1917; also as “The Death-Ring of Sneferu”.
• * The Death-Ring of Sneferu [Abu Tabah], (ss) The Premier Magazine Nov 1917, as “The Death Ring”.
  • Tales of Secret Egypt, Methuen 1918
  • The Sax Rohmer Omnibus, New York: Grossey & Dunlap 1938
• * Dope, (n.) Cassell 1919
  • The Golden Scorpion Omnibus, New York: Grossey & Dunlap 1938
• * Father of Thieves, (ss) Collier’s Feb 22 1930
  • Tales of East and West, London: Cassell 1932
• * Fires of Baal, (ss) Collier’s Nov 9 1929
  • Tales of East and West, London: Cassell 1932
• * The Golden Scorpion, (n.) Munsey’s Magazine Jan 1919 (+4)
  • The Book of Fu-Manchu, New York: McBride 1929
  • The Golden Scorpion Omnibus, New York: Grossey & Dunlap 1938
• * The Hand of Fu-Manchu, (n.) McBride 1917
  • The Book of Fu-Manchu, London: Hurst & Blackett, , New York: McBride 1929
• * The Hand of the Mandarin Quong, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Feb 1922, as “The Mystery of the Shriveled Hand”; revised from “Hand of the White Sheikh”, Cassell’s Magazine December, 1920.
  • Tales of Chinatown 1922
• * Harûn Pasha, (nv) The Popular Magazine Apr 23 1915
  • Tales of Secret Egypt, Methuen 1918
  • The Sax Rohmer Omnibus, New York: Grossey & Dunlap 1938
• * The Haunting of Grange [Moris Klaw], (nv) The New Magazine Dec 1913, as “Case of the Haunting of Grange”.
  • The Dream-Detective, London: Jarrolds 1920, , Doubleday 1925
• * The Haunting of Low Fennel, (ss) Story-Teller Nov 1915
  • The Haunting of Low Fennel, London: Pearson 1920
  • Tales of East and West, Doubleday Doran 1933
• * The Headless Mummies [Moris Klaw], (ss) The New Magazine Nov 1913, as “Case of the Headless Mummies”.
  • The Dream-Detective, London: Jarrolds 1920, , Doubleday 1925
• * The House of the Golden Joss [Paul Harley], (ss) Cassell’s Jul 1920
  • Tales of Chinatown 1922
• * In the Valley of the Sorceress, (ss) The Premier Magazine Jan 1916
  • The 1st Mayflower Book of Black Magic Stories, ed. Michel Parry, London: Mayflower 1974
• * The Insidious Dr. Fu-Manchu, (n.) McBride 1913
  • The Book of Fu-Manchu, London: Hurst & Blackett, , New York: McBride 1929
• * The Ivory Statue [Moris Klaw], (ss) The New Magazine Jul 1913, as “Case of the Ivory Statue”.
  • The Dream-Detective, London: Jarrolds 1920, , Doubleday 1925
• * The Jade Serpent [?], (na) Collier’s Sep 18 1937; also as “Salute to Bazarada”.
• * Kerry’s Kid [Daniel “Red” Kerry], (ss) Detective Story Magazine Apr 8 1922
  • Tales of Chinatown 1922
• * The Key of the Temple of Heaven, (ss) Story-Teller Jan 1916, as “The Red Eye of Vishnu”.
  • Tales of Chinatown 1922
• * The Lady of the Lattice, (ss) Tales of Secret Egypt, Methuen 1918
  • The Sax Rohmer Omnibus, New York: Grossey & Dunlap 1938
• * The Light of Atlantis, (ss) Collier’s Jan 23 1932
  • Tales of East and West, Doubleday Doran 1933
• * Limehouse Rhapsody, (ss) This Week Oct 11 1936, as “Salute to Limehouse”.
  • Salute to Bazarada and Other Stories, London: Cassell 1939
• * Lord of the Jackals, (ss) The New Magazine Jan 1917
  • Tales of Secret Egypt, Methuen 1918
  • The Sax Rohmer Omnibus, New York: Grossey & Dunlap 1938
• * Lure of Souls, (ss) The Premier Magazine Mar 1916
  • Tales of Secret Egypt, Methuen 1918
  • The Sax Rohmer Omnibus, New York: Grossey & Dunlap 1938
• * The Man with the Shaven Skull [Paul Harley], (ss) The Premier Magazine Mar 12 1920
  • Tales of Chinatown 1922
• * Mark of the Monkey, (ss) Britannia and Eve Apr 1931
  • Tales of East and West, London: Cassell 1932
• * The Master of Hollow Grange, (ss) The New Magazine Jun 1918
  • The Haunting of Low Fennel, London: Pearson 1920
  • Tales of East and West, Doubleday Doran 1933
• * The M’Villin, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Dec 1906, as “The McVillin” by A. Sarsfield Ward.
  • Tales of East and West, London: Cassell 1932
• * The Mystery of the Shriveled Hand, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Feb 1922; also as “The Hand of the Mandarin Quong”.
• * Omar of Ispahân, (ss) Tales of Secret Egypt, Methuen 1918
  • The Sax Rohmer Omnibus, New York: Grossey & Dunlap 1938
• * The Pigtail of Hi Wing Ho, (nv) The Blue Book Magazine Jun 1916
  • Tales of Chinatown 1922
• * Pomegranate Flower, (ss) Tales of Secret Egypt, Methuen 1918
  • The Sax Rohmer Omnibus, New York: Grossey & Dunlap 1938
• * The Potsherd of Anubis [Moris Klaw], (nv) The New Magazine May 1913, as “Case of the Potsherd of Anubis”.
  • The Dream-Detective, London: Jarrolds 1920, , Doubleday 1925
• * The Red Eye of Vishnu, (ss) Story-Teller Jan 1916; also as “The Key of the Temple of Heaven”.
• * The Return of Dr. Fu-Manchu, (n.) McBride 1916
  • The Book of Fu-Manchu, London: Hurst & Blackett, , New York: McBride 1929
• * The Riddle of Ragstaff, (ss)
  • The Haunting of Low Fennel, London: Pearson 1920
  • Tales of East and West, Doubleday Doran 1933
• * Salute to Bazarada, (na) Collier’s Sep 18 1937, as “The Jade Serpent"?.
  • Salute to Bazarada and Other Stories, London: Cassell 1939
• * Salute to Limehouse, (ss) This Week Oct 11 1936; also as “Limehouse Rhapsody”.
• * The Secret of Ismail, (ss) The Premier Magazine Sep 1917
  • Tales of Secret Egypt, Methuen 1918
  • The Sax Rohmer Omnibus, New York: Grossey & Dunlap 1938
• * Sheba’s Love-Pearls, (ss) The New London Magazine Nov 1930
  • Salute to Bazarada and Other Stories, London: Cassell 1939
• * Skull Face [Paul Harley], (ss); a rewritten version of “The Man with the Shaven Skull” from Tales of Chinatown.
  • Salute to Bazarada and Other Stories, London: Cassell 1939
• * Spirit of the Black Hawk, (ss) Collier’s Apr 23 1932
  • Tales of East and West, London: Cassell 1932, , Doubleday Doran 1933