Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections

Stories, Listed by Author

BUTTERWORTH, MICHAEL (books) (chron.) (continued)
• * Postatomic, (ss) The New S.F., ed. Langdon Jones, London: Hutchinson 1969
• * The Pub That Exploded, (ss) The Savoy Book, ed. David Britton & Michael Butterworth, Savoy 1978
• * Stick, (ss) The Savoy Book, ed. David Britton & Michael Butterworth, Savoy 1978

BUTTS, JANE ROBERTS (1929-1984); see pseudonym Jane Roberts (chron.)

BYFIELD, BRUCE (Allan) (1958- ) (chron.)
• * The Ring, (pm) Aliens & Lovers, ed. Millea Kenin, Unique Graphics 1983

BYRAM, GEORGE (1920- ) (chron.)
• * The Wonder Horse, (ss) Atlantic Monthly Aug 1957
  • SF:58, ed. Judith Merril, Gnome 1958
  • SF: The Best of the Best, ed. Judith Merril, Delacorte 1967

BYRNE, JOHNNY (1935-2008) (chron.)
• * Harvest, (ss) Science-Fantasy #69 1965
  • SF Reprise 3, ed. Michael Moorcock, Compact 1966
• * Love Feast, (vi) Science-Fantasy #67 1964
  • SF Reprise 3, ed. Michael Moorcock, Compact 1966
• * Yesterdays’ Gardens, (ss) Science-Fantasy #78 1965
  • The 11th Annual of the Year’s Best S-F, ed. Judith Merril, Delacorte 1966

BYRON, GEORGE GORDON, Lord (1788-1824); (about) (chron.)
• * Darkness, (pm) 1816
  • Approaches to Science Fiction, ed. Donald L. Lawler, Houghton Mifflin 1978
• * Debate on the Frame-Work Bill, (sp) Feb 27 1812
  • Of Men and Machines, ed. Arthur O. Lewis, Jr., E.P. Dutton 1963
• * A Fragment, (uw) Mazeppa, London: John Murray 1819
  • The Evil Image, ed. Patricia L. Skarda & Nora Crow Jaffe, NAL Meridian 1981
• * Manfred: A Dramatic Poem, (pm) John Murray 1817
  • The Evil Image, ed. Patricia L. Skarda & Nora Crow Jaffe, NAL Meridian 1981

CABELL, JAMES BRANCH (1879-1958); (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Jurgen Proves It by Mathematics [from Jurgen], (ex) McBride 1919
  • Fantasia Mathematica, ed. Clifton Fadiman, Simon & Schuster 1958
• * The Music from Behind the Moon, (nv) John Day 1926
  • The Witch-Woman, Farrar Strauss 1948
• * Some Ladies and Jurgen, (ss) The Smart Set Jul 1918
  • Realms of Wizardry, ed. Lin Carter, Doubleday 1976
• * The Way of Ecben, (ex) McBride 1929
  • The Young Magicians, ed. Lin Carter, Ballantine 1969
• * The Way of Ecben, (na) McBride 1929
  • The Witch-Woman, Farrar Strauss 1948
• * The White Robe, (na) Macabre 1928
  • The Witch-Woman, Farrar Strauss 1948

CABRAL, O(lga) M(arie) (1909-1997); (about) (chron.)
• * Electronic Tape Found in a Bottle, (pm) 1971
  • Science Fact/Fiction, ed. E. J. Farrell, Scott Foresman 1974

CACCHIONI, MARCO (chron.)
• * The Song of Passing, (pm) Quark #4, ed. Samuel R. Delany & Marilyn Hacker, Paperback Library 1971

CADIGAN, PAT(ricia Oren Kearney) (1953- ); (about) (chron.)
• * Criers and Killers, (ss) New Dimensions 11, ed. Robert Silverberg & Marta Randall, Pocket 1980
• * Eenie, Meenie, Ipsateenie, (ss) Shadows #6, ed. Charles L. Grant, Doubleday 1983
• * From Competition 25: Short Poems about SF Animals: Conkew, (pm) F&SF Nov 1980
  • The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 24th Series, ed. Edward L. Ferman, Doubleday 1982
• * From Competition 26: Imaginary Collaborations, (ms) F&SF Mar 1981
  • The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 24th Series, ed. Edward L. Ferman, Doubleday 1982
• * The Pathosfinder, (nv) The Berkley Showcase Vol. 4, ed. Victoria Schochet & John W. Silbersack, Berkley 1981
• * The Pond, (ss) Fears, ed. Charles L. Grant, Berkley 1983
• * Second Comings—Reasonable Rates, (ss) F&SF Feb 1981
  • The Best Science Fiction of the Year #11, ed. Terry Carr, Pocket 1982
• * The Sorceress in Spite of Herself, (ss) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Dec 1982
  • Isaac Asimov’s Space of Her Own, ed. Shawna McCarthy, Davis 1983

CADOR, CARADOC A. (chron.)
• * Keeper of the Wood, (ss) Dragonfields Sum 1980
  • The Year’s Best Fantasy Stories: 7, ed. Arthur W. Saha, DAW 1981
• * Payment in Kind, (ss) Gnostica Aug 1975
  • The Year’s Best Fantasy Stories #2, ed. Lin Carter, DAW 1976
• * The Ring, (ss) Greyhaven, ed. Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW 1983

CAEN, HERB (1916-1997) (chron.)
• * Visiting Fireman (with Art Buchwald), (fa) Playboy Dec 1960
  • The Bedside Playboy, ed. Hugh M. Hefner, Playboy 1963

CAHN, LEE (chron.)
• * Secret, (ss) Astounding Jan 1953
  • Crossroads in Time, ed. Groff Conklin, Perma Books 1953

CAHOON, BRAD (chron.)
• * Swift Completion, (pm) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Mar 1979
  • Laughing Space, ed. Isaac Asimov & J. O. Jeppson, Houghton Mifflin 1982

CAIL, CAROL (1937- ) (chron.)
• * Garden of Evil, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Dec 1973
  • Nature’s Revenge, ed. Seon Manly & Gogo Lewis, Lothrop, Lee & Shepard 1978

CAIN, JAMES M(allahan) (1892-1977); (about) (chron.)
• * Dead Man, (ss) The American Mercury Mar 1936
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1952
  • Midnight Specials, ed. Bill Pronzini, Bobbs-Merrill 1977

CAIN, RONALD (chron.)
• * Telepathos, (nv) Science Fiction Emphasis #1, ed. David Gerrold, Ballantine 1974
  • The Arts and Beyond, ed. Thomas F. Monteleone, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1977

CAINE, ROLAND (chron.)
• * Red Christmas, (ss) The 5th Mayflower Book of Black Magic Stories, ed. Michael Parry, Mayflower 1976

CALCAÑO, JOSÉ A. (chron.)
• * The Cypress, (pm)
  • Selected Poems, Clark Ashton Smith, Arkham House 1971; tr. by Clark Ashton Smith

CALDECOTT, [Sir] ANDREW (1884-1951) (books) (chron.)
• * Authorship Disputed, (ss) Fires Burn Blue, London: Edward Arnold 1948
• * Autoepitaphy, (ss)
  • Not Exactly Ghosts, London: E. Arnold 1946
• * A Book Entry, (ss)
  • Fires Burn Blue, London: Edward Arnold 1948
• * Branch Line to Benceston, (ss) Not Exactly Ghosts, London: E. Arnold 1946
• * Cheap and Nasty, (ss)
  • Fires Burn Blue, London: Edward Arnold 1948
• * Christmas Reunion, (ss) Not Exactly Ghosts, London: E. Arnold 1946
• * Decastroland, (ss)
  • Not Exactly Ghosts, London: E. Arnold 1946
• * An Exchange of Notes, (ss)
  • Fires Burn Blue, London: Edward Arnold 1948
• * Final Touches, (ss)
  • Fires Burn Blue, London: Edward Arnold 1948
• * Fits of the Blues, (ss)
  • Not Exactly Ghosts, London: E. Arnold 1946
• * Grey Brothers, (ss)
  • Fires Burn Blue, London: Edward Arnold 1948
• * His Name Was Legion, (ss)
  • Fires Burn Blue, London: Edward Arnold 1948
• * In Due Course, (ss) 1946
  • Not Exactly Ghosts, London: E. Arnold 1946
• * Light in the Darkness, (ss)
  • Not Exactly Ghosts, London: E. Arnold 1946
• * The Pump in Thorp’s Spinney, (ss)
  • Not Exactly Ghosts, London: E. Arnold 1946
• * Quintet, (ss)
  • Fires Burn Blue, London: Edward Arnold 1948
• * A Room in a Rectory, (ss)
  • Not Exactly Ghosts, London: E. Arnold 1946
• * Seated One Day at the Organ, (ss) Fires Burn Blue, London: Edward Arnold 1948
• * Seeds of Remembrance, (ss)
  • Fires Burn Blue, London: Edward Arnold 1948
• * Sonata in D Minor, (ss)
  • Not Exactly Ghosts, London: E. Arnold 1946
• * Tall Tales But True, (ss)
  • Fires Burn Blue, London: Edward Arnold 1948
• * Under the Mistletoe, (ss)
  • Fires Burn Blue, London: Edward Arnold 1948
• * A Victim of Medusa, (ss)
  • Not Exactly Ghosts, London: E. Arnold 1946
• * What’s in a Name?, (ss)
  • Fires Burn Blue, London: Edward Arnold 1948
• * Whiffs of the Sea, (ss)
  • Not Exactly Ghosts, London: E. Arnold 1946

CALDER, DAVE (chron.)
• * “everything was possible...”, (pm) Spaced, Toulouse Press 1978
  • The Umbral Anthology of Science Fiction Poetry, ed. Steve Rasnic Tem 1982
• * “their bodies came back, but they didn’t...”, (pm) Spaced, Toulouse Press 1978
  • The Umbral Anthology of Science Fiction Poetry, ed. Steve Rasnic Tem 1982
• * “toying with the narrow...”, (pm) Spaced, Toulouse Press 1978
  • The Umbral Anthology of Science Fiction Poetry, ed. Steve Rasnic Tem 1982
• * a transcript from the holograph tape, (pm) Spaced, Toulouse Press 1978
  • The Umbral Anthology of Science Fiction Poetry, ed. Steve Rasnic Tem 1982

CALDER, JOHN; pseudonym of John Dunmore, (1923- ) (chron.)
• * Signals, (ss) New Worlds #166 1966
  • England Swings SF, Judith Merril, Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1968
  • The Space-Time Journal, ed. Judith Merril, Panther 1972

CALDER, NIGEL (chron.)
• * Exploding Stars, (ar) 1969
  • Survival Printout, ed. Total Effect, Vintage 1973

CALDWELL, DEAN (chron.)
• * Inch by Inch Up El Capitan, (ar)
  • Adventure and Suspense, ed. Marion L. Huyck, Scholastic 1973

CALDWELL, ERSKINE (Preston) (1903-1987) (chron.)
• * Advice About Women, (ss) Gulf Coast Stories 1955
  • The Bedside Playboy, ed. Hugh M. Hefner, Playboy 1963

CALISHER, HORTENSE (1911-2009); (about) (chron.)
• * Heartburn, (ss) The American Mercury Jan 1951
  • Timeless Stories for Today and Tomorrow, ed. Ray Bradbury, Bantam 1952
  • Best Horror Stories, ed. John Keir Cross, London: Faber & Faber 1956
  • Fantasy: Shapes of Things Unknown, ed. Edmund J. Farrell, Thomas E. Gage, John Pfordresher & Raymond J. Rodrigues, Scott, Foresman 1974
• * Journal from Ellipsia [excerpt], (ex) Little, Brown 1965
  • SF12, ed. Judith Merril, Delacorte 1968

CALKINS, DICK (1895-1962) (chron.)
• * Buck Rogers — 25th Century A.D. [from “The Tiger Men of Mars”, strips 361-381], (cs) National Newspaper Syndicate, Inc. 1930
  • Speculations, ed. Theodore Clymer, Leo Ruth, Evanechko & Julia Higgs, Lexington, MA: Ginn and Company 1973

CALKINS, ERNEST ELMO (chron.)
• * The Superlative Degree, (pm) Saturday Review of Literature May 1959
  • The Mathematical Magpie, ed. Clifton Fadiman, Simon & Schuster 1962

CALVERT, ROBERT (chron.)
• * The Clone’s Poem, (pm) The Purple Hours, ed. Lisa Conesa, Lisa Conesa 1974
• * The First Landing on Medusa, (pm) The Purple Hours, ed. Lisa Conesa, Lisa Conesa 1974
• * The Gremlin, (pm) The Purple Hours, ed. Lisa Conesa, Lisa Conesa 1974
• * The Naked and Transparent Man Gives Thanks, (pm) New Worlds 10, ed. Hilary Bailey, London: Corgi 1976
• * Ode to a Time Flower, (pm) New Worlds Quarterly 5, ed. Michael Moorcock, London: Sphere 1973
• * The Starfarer’s Despatch, (pm) The Purple Hours, ed. Lisa Conesa, Lisa Conesa 1974

CALVINO, ITALO (1923-1985); (about) (books) (chron.)
• * All at One Point, (ss) Playboy 1965
  • Cosmicomics, Harcourt Brace World 1968; tr. by William Weaver
  • Strangeness, ed. Thomas M. Disch & Charles Naylor, New York: Scribner’s 1977
  • Fantastic Worlds, ed. Eric S. Rabkin, Oxford University Press 1979
• * The Aquatic Uncle, (ss) Cosmicomics, Harcourt Brace World 1968; tr. by William Weaver.
  • Strange Universe, ed. Amabel Williams-Ellis & Michael Pearson, Blackie 1974; tr. by William Weaver
• * At Daybreak, (ss) Cosmicomics, Harcourt Brace World 1968; tr. by William Weaver.
  • Out of This World 9, ed. Amabel Williams-Ellis & Mably Owen, Blackie 1972
• * Blood, Sea, (ss) t zero, HBW 1969; as part of “More of Qfwfq”.
• * The Chase, (ss) t zero, HBW 1969; as part of “t zero”.
• * The Count of Monte Cristo, (ss) t zero, HBW 1969; as part of “t zero”.
• * Crystals, (ss) t zero, HBW 1969; as part of “More of Qfwfq”.
• * Death, (ss) t zero, HBW 1969; as part of “Priscilla”.
• * The Dinosaurs, (ss) Cosmicomics, Harcourt Brace World 1968; tr. by William Weaver.
• * The Distance of the Moon, (ss) Cosmicomics, Harcourt Brace World 1968; tr. by William Weaver.
• * The Form of Space, (ss) Cosmicomics, Harcourt Brace World 1968; tr. by William Weaver.
• * Games Without End, (ss) Cosmicomics, Harcourt Brace World 1968; tr. by William Weaver.
  • Out of This World 10, ed. Amabel Williams-Ellis & Michael Pearson, Blackie 1973
• * How Much Shall We Bet?, (ss) Cosmicomics, Harcourt Brace World 1968; tr. by William Weaver.
• * The Light Years, (ss) Cosmicomics, Harcourt Brace World 1968; tr. by William Weaver.
• * Meosis, (ss) t zero, HBW 1969; as part of “Priscilla”.
• * Mitosis, (ss) t zero, HBW 1969; as part of “Priscilla”.
• * More of Qfwfq, (gp) t zero, HBW 1969; The Soft Moon, ss; The Origin of the Birds, ss; Crystals, ss; Blood, Sea, ss.
• * The Night Driver, (ss) t zero, HBW 1969; as part of “t zero”.
• * The Origin of Everything, (ss) Playboy Mar 1968
  • Last Train to Limbo, ed. Editors of Playboy, Playboy 1971
• * The Origin of the Birds, (ss) t zero, HBW 1969; as part of “More of Qfwfq”.
• * Priscilla, (gp) t zero, HBW 1969; Mitosis, ss; Meosis, ss; Death, ss.
• * A Sign in Space, (ss) Cosmicomics, Harcourt Brace World 1968; tr. by William Weaver.
  • Tomorrow and Tomorrow, ed. Damon Knight, Simon & Schuster 1973
• * The Soft Moon, (ss) t zero, HBW 1969; as part of “More of Qfwfq”.
• * The Spiral, (ss) Cosmicomics, Harcourt Brace World 1968; tr. by William Weaver.
• * t zero, (gp) t zero, HBW 1969; t zero, ss; The Chase, ss; The Night Driver, ss; The Count of Monte Cristo, ss.
• * t zero, (ss) t zero, HBW 1969; as part of “t zero”.
• * Without Colors, (ss) Cosmicomics, Harcourt Brace World 1968; tr. by William Weaver.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY SCIENCE FICTION SOCIETY (chron.)
• * From Competition 15: Retranslated sf titles, (ms) F&SF Apr 1977
  • The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 23rd Series, ed. Edward L. Ferman, Doubleday 1980

CAMPANELLA, TOMMASO; [i.e., Giovanni Domenico Campanella] (1568-1639); (about) (chron.)
• * The City of the Sun, (ex) 1623
  • Beyond Time and Space, ed. August Derleth, Pellegrini Cudahy 1950
• * The City of the Sun, (na) 1623
  • Famous Utopias of the Renaissance, Frederic R. White, Chicaho, IL: Packard & Co. 1946
• * from The City of the Sun, (ex) 1623
  • Past, Present, and Future Perfect, ed. Jack C. Wolf & Gregory Fitz Gerald, Fawcett Premier 1973
  • The Road to Science Fiction #1, ed. James E. Gunn, Mentor 1977
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