A Bibliography of Literary Theory, Criticism and Philology
by José Ángel García Landa
(University of Zaragoza, Spain)
Classical Science Fiction (to 20th c.)
Abbott, Edwin A. (ps. A. Square). Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions. 1884.
Abel-Musgrave, Kurt. Der Bazillenkrieg. SF. Frankfurt, 1922.
Adams, Douglas. Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Novel.
_____. Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency. Novel series.
Adams, Percy G. Travel Literature and the Evolution of the Novel. Lexington (KT), 1983.
Adams, Richard.
Adams, Robert. The Horseclans. Novel series.
Agrippa, Cornelius.
Aickman, Robert.
Ainsworth, Harrison.
Albertus Magnus
Aldani, Lino. "Good Night, Sophie." Trans. L. K. Conrad. In The Science Fiction Century. Ed. David G. Hartwell. New York: Tor Books, 1997. 352-68.*
_____. Quarta Dimenssione. 1964.
_____. Quando le Radici. Novel. 1977.
_____. Parabole per domani. Short stories. 1987.
_____. "Quo Vadis Francisco?" Story in The Penguin World Omnibus of Science Fiction. Ed. Brian Aldiss and Sam J. Lundwall. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1986.
_____. La croce di ghiaccio. SF novel. 1989. (Based on "Quo Vadis Francisco?").
_____. "Eclissi 2000." Novella. In Aldani, Eclissi 2000. Stories. 1979.
Aldiss, Brian W. "Poor Little Warrior!" Story. The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (1950). In The Penguin Science Fiction Omnibus. Ed. Brian W. Aldiss. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1973. 72-78.*
_____. "Outside." Story. 1955.
_____. Non-stop. Novel. 1958. (USA: Starship).
_____. "Who Can Replace a Man?" SF story. 1959. In Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Treasury: Originally published in two volumes as The Future in Question and Space Mail. Each with an Introduction by Isaac Asimov. Ed. Isaac Asimov, Martin Greenberg and Joseph Olander. New York: Random House-Gramercy Books, 2006. 39-49.*
_____. Hothouse. Novel. 1962.
_____. Report on Probability A. Novel. New Worlds (1967).
_____. "Plenisol." In Antología de novelas de anticipación (ciencia ficción). Ed. Donald A. Wollheim and Terry Carb. 1968. Trans. José Mª Aroca. Barcelona: Acervo, 1970. 327-44.*
_____. Barefoot in the Head. Novel. 1969.
_____. The Hand-Reared Boy. Novel.
_____. The Malacia Tapestry. Novel.
_____. Frankenstein Unbound. Novel.
_____. Frankenstein desencadenado. Barcelona: Edhasa.
_____. Frankenstein desencadenado. Barcelona: Minotauro.
_____. Brothers of the Head. Novel.
_____. Heliconia. SF trilogy. 1982, 1983, 1985.
_____. Heliconia, invierno. Barcelona: Minotauro, 1993.
_____. Enemies of the System. Novel. 1978.
_____. Enemigos del sistema. Barcelona: Edhasa.
_____. Farewell, Fantastic Venus! A History of the Planet Venus in Fact and Fiction. 1968.
_____. This World and Nearer Ones. Essay on SF. 1979.
_____. The Pale Shadow of Science. Essay on SF. Seattle (WA), 1985.
_____. El árbol de saliva. Barcelona: Edhasa.
_____. La estrella imposible. Barcelona: Edhasa.
_____. La nave estelar. Barcelona: Edhasa.
_____.Forgotten Life. 1988.
_____. Un mundo devastado. Barcelona: Edhasa.
_____. Criptozoico. Barcelona: Edhasa.
_____. Invernáculo. Barcelona: Minotauro.
_____. La otra isla del doctor Moreau. Barcelona: Edhasa.
_____. "Else the Isle with Calibans." In New Writing 2. Ed. Malcolm Bradbury and Andrew Motion. London: Mandarin, 1993. 161-7.
_____. A Tupolev Too Far. Stories. Forthcoming 1993.
Allen, Grant. The British Barbarians. SF novel. 1895.
_____. The Woman Who Did. Novel. 1895.
Amis, Kingsley. "Something Strange." Story. 1960.
_____. New Maps of Hell. 1961.
_____. The Anti-Death League. Novel.
_____. The Green Man. Novel.
_____. The Alteration. Novel. 1976.
_____. Russian Hide-and-Seek. Novel. 1980.
_____, ed. The Golden Age of Science Fiction. Anthology. 1981.
Amis, Martin. Einstein's Monsters. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1988.
_____. Einstein's Monsters. Stories. London: Cape, 1987.
_____. Einstein's Monsters. Harmondsworth: Penguin.
_____. Einstein's Monsters. New York: New York: Random House-Vintage International.
Anderson, Poul. Brain Wave. Novel. 1954.
_____. The Broken Sword. Fantasy. 1954.
_____. Perish by the Sword. Mystery novel. 1959. (Cock Robin Prize).
_____. "The Longest Voyage." Analog Science Fiction Magazine (Dec. 1960). Street & Smith Publications, Inc. (Hugo Award).
_____. "The Longest Voyage." In Anderson, Winners. New York: Tor / Tom Doherty Associates / Pinnacle Books, 1981. 97-140.*
_____. "El viaje más largo." In Los premios Hugo 1955-1961. Ed. Isaac Asimov. Barcelona: Martínez Roca, 1986. 253-82.*
_____. "No Truce with Kings." Story. Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (June 1963). (Hugo Award).
_____. "No Truce with Kings." In Anderson, Winners. New York: Tor / Tom Doherty Associates / Pinnacle Books, 1981. 1-94.*
_____. "No hay tregua con los reyes." In Los premios Hugo 1962-1967. Ed. Isaac Asimov. Barcelona: Martínez Roca, 1987. 111-78.*
_____. After Doomsday. SF novel. 1962.
_____. Trader to the Stars. SF. 1964.
_____. "Author's Note" to "Life Cycle." In Earthmen and Strangers. Ed. Robert Silverberg. New York: Dell, 1966. 77-88.
_____. "The Sharing of Flesh" Galaxy Magazine (Dec. 1968). Galaxy Publishing Co. (Hugo Award).
_____. "The Sharing of Flesh." In Anderson, Winners. New York: Tor / Tom Doherty Associates / Pinnacle Books, 1981. 143-88.*
_____. "Carne compartida." In Los premios Hugo 1968-1969. Ed. Isaac Asimov. Barcelona: Martínez Roca, 1987. 261-98.*
_____. Tau Zero. Novel. 1967, 1970.
_____. "The Queen of Air and Darkness." Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (April 1971). (Hugo Award).
_____. "The Queen of Air and Darkness." In Anderson, Winners. New York: Tor / Tom Doherty Associates / Pinnacle Books, 1981. 191-253.*
_____. "Goat Song." Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (Feb. 1972). Mercury Press. (Hugo Award, Nebula Award). (Orpheus and Eurydice myth).
_____. "Goat Song." In Anderson, Winners. New York: Tor / Tom Doherty Associates / Pinnacle Books, 1981. 254-99.*
_____. "Goat Song." In The Science Fiction Century. Ed. David G. Hartwell. New York: Tor Books, 1997. 462-85.* (Hugo Award, 1970s).
_____. The Game of Empire. Novel.
_____. La nave de un millón de años. (Nova ciencia ficción 39). Barcelona: Ediciones B.
_____. "The Creation of Imaginary Worlds: The Word Builder's Handbook and Pocket Companion." In Science Fiction, Today and Tomorrow. Ed. Reginald Bretnor. New York: Harper and Row, 1974. 235-57.
_____. The Many Worlds of Poul Anderson. Stories. Radnor (PA): Chilton Book Co., 1974.
_____. Los muchos mundos de Poul Anderson. Trans. Norma B. de López. Barcelona: Edhasa, 1982.*
_____. "La patrulla del tiempo." In El tiempo no es tan simple: Antología temática de la ciencia ficción. Barcelona: Producciones Editoriales, 1976. 133-94.*
_____. The Earth Book of Stormgate. Stories. New York, 1978.
_____. "La luna del cazador." In Los premios Hugo 1978-1979. Ed. Isaac Asimov. Barcelona: Martínez Roca, 1990. 171-208.*
_____. "El juego de Saturno." In Los premios Hugo 1980-1982. Ed. Isaac Asimov. Barcelona: Martínez Roca, 1991. 239-94.*
_____. Winners. Novellas. New York: Tor / Tom Doherty Associates / Pinnacle Books, 1981.
_____. The Boat of a Million Years. 1989.
Anderson, Poul, and Karen Anderson. "Fe." Story. In Homenaje a Tolkien: 19 relatos fantásticos. Ed. Martin H. Greenberg. Barcelona: Ceac-Timun Mas, 1996. 1.89-114.*
Andrea, Johann Valentin. Christianopolis. Utopia. 1619.
Anticipation, or the Voyage of an American to England in the Year 1980. Anonymous SF. 1781.
"Antonius." Futurist article in Lloyd's Evening Post 25-28 November 1771.
Anvil, Christopher. "The Prisoner." SF story. 1956. In Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Treasury: Originally published in two volumes as The Future in Question and Space Mail. Each with an Introduction by Isaac Asimov. Ed. Isaac Asimov, Martin Greenberg and Joseph Olander. New York: Random House-Gramercy Books, 2006. 709-32.*
Aristophanes.
Arnold, Edwin Lester. (1857-1935). Phra the Phoenician. 1890. Rpt. in Famous Fantastic Mysteries. Journal. (Sept. 1945).
_____ . Lepidus the Centurion. 1901.
_____ . Liet. Gulliver Jones: His Vacation. (= Gulliver of Mars). Novel. 1905.
_____. Gulliver of Mars. Ed. Lupoff. New York: Ace, 1964.
Arnold, Edwin (Sir). Light of Asia.(Buddhism).
Arrhenius, Svante.
Ashley, Mike. The History of the Science Fiction Magazines. 4 vbols. 1974-76, 1978.
Asimov, Isaac. "The Secret Sense." Story. Stirring Science Stories. (1938?)
_____. "El sentido secreto." In La Edad de Oro I. (Gran Reno). Barcelona: Plaza y Janés, 1987.
_____. "Liar!" Story. Astounding Science Fiction (May 1941).
_____. "¡Embustero!" Story. In Los robots. (Gran Super Ficción). Barcelona: Martínez Roca, 1984.
_____. "Nightfall." Story. Astounding Science Fact Fiction (September 1941).
_____. "Nightfall." In The Penguin Science Fiction Omnibus. Ed. Brian W. Aldiss. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1973.126-55.*
_____. Nightfall. Science fiction. Greenwich (CT): Fawcett. [c. 1970?]
_____. "Anochecer." In Las grandes historias de la ciencia ficción: La Edad de Oro: 1941. Ed. Isaac Asimov and Martin H. Greenberg. Barcelona: Martínez Roca, 1988. 211-44.*
_____. "Foundation." Short novel. 1941.
_____. I, Robot. Science fiction. Greenwich (CT): Fawcett. [c. 1970?]
_____. Yo, robot. Novel. Barcelona: Edhasa.
_____. Foundation. SF novel trilogy. Astounding (May 1942-Jan. 1950). Hugo Award (1966).
_____. Foundation. Novel trilogy. 1951-3.
_____. The Currents of Space. SF novel. Astounding (1952?).
_____. "The Martian Way." SF story. Galaxy (1952?).
_____. The Martian Way. Science fiction. Greenwich (CT): Fawcett. [c. 1970?]
_____. The Caves of Steel. SF novel. 1954.
_____. The End of Eternity. SF novel. 1955.
_____. The End of Eternity. Science fiction. Greenwich (CT): Fawcett. [c. 1970?]
_____. "Jokester." Story. Infinity Science Fiction (1956). In The Penguin Science Fiction Omnibus. Ed. Brian W. Aldiss. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1973. 377-90.*
_____. "The Last Question." SF story. 1956. In Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Treasury: Originally published in two volumes as The Future in Question and Space Mail. Each with an Introduction by Isaac Asimov. Ed. Isaac Asimov, Martin Greenberg and Joseph Olander. New York: Random House-Gramercy Books, 2006. 368-81.*
_____. The Naked Sun. SF novel. 1957.
_____ . Fantastic Voyage. SF novel.
_____. "La bola de billar." In Antología de novelas de anticipación (ciencia ficción). Ed. Donald A. Wollheim and Terry Carb. 1968. Trans. José Mª Aroca. Barcelona: Acervo, 1970. 149-76.*
_____. The Caves of Steel. Science fiction. Greenwich (CT): Fawcett. [c. 1970?]
_____. The Currents of Space. Science fiction. Greenwich (CT): Fawcett. [c. 1970?]
_____. Earth Is Room Enough. Science fiction. Greenwich (CT): Fawcett. [c. 1970?]
_____. Nine Tomorrows. Science fiction. Greenwich (CT): Fawcett. [c. 1970?]
_____. Pebble in the Sky. Science fiction. Greenwich (CT): Fawcett. [c. 1970?]
_____. The Stars, Like Dust. Science fiction. Greenwich (CT): Fawcett. [c. 1970?]
_____. The Gods Themselves. SF novel. 1971.
_____. Foundation's Edge. SFnovel. 1982.
_____. The Robots of Dawn. SF novel. 1983.
_____. Los robots. (Gran Super Ficción). Barcelona: Martínez Roca, 1984.
_____. Robots and Empire. SF n ovel. 1985.
_____. Foundation and Earth. Novel. 1986.
_____. The Early Asimov. New York, 1972.
_____. "So Why Aren't We Rich?" In Nebula Award Stories 8. 1973.
_____. "Necrología." In El tiempo no es tan simple: Antología temática de la ciencia ficción. Barcelona: Producciones Editoriales, 1976. 59-90.*
Asprin, Robert Lynn, ed. Thieves' World. Story series. With Lynn Abbey.
Astor, John Jacob. A Journey in Other Worlds. SF. 1894.
Atheling, William, Jr. See Blish, James.
Auel, Jean M. The Mammooth Hunters. Novel. 1985.
Babits, Mihaly. (Hungary). A Golya Kalifa. Fantasy novel. 1916.
_____. The Nightmare. English trans. of A Golya Kalifa. Budapest: corvina Press, 1966.
Bacon, Francis. The New Atlantis. Utopia. 1627.
Baen, James, ed. Destinies. SF magazine. 1978-.
Bailey, J. O. Pilgrims through Space and Time. Essay on SF. New York, 1947.
Baker, Sharon. Quarreling, They Met the Dragon. Novle. 1984.
Balchin, Nigel. The Small Back Room. Novel.
Baldwin, Merl. The Helmsman. Novel.
Ballard, J. G. The Wind from Nowhere. SF novel. 1962.
_____. 'The Death Module." Story. New Worlds.
_____. The Drowned World. SF novel. 1962.
_____. The Terminal Beach. Novel.
_____. The Drought. SF novel. 1965.
_____. The Crystal World. SF novel. 1966.
_____. The Atrocity Exhibition. Stories. (USA: Love and Napalm: Export USA). 1970.
_____. Crash! SF novel. 1973.
_____. Concrete Island. SF novel. 1974.
_____. Empire of the Sun. Novel. 1984.
Balmer, Edwin.
Banks, Iain. The Bridge. Novel. 1986.
_____. Consider Phlebas. Novel. 1987.
Barnes, Rory, and Damien Broderick. Valencies. Novel. Australia, 1985.
Barron, Neil, ed. Anatomy of Wonder: A Critical Guide to Science Fiction. 2nd ed. New York, 1981. (H. Rider Haggard).
Barth, John.
Barthelme, Donald.
Batchelor, John Calvin. The Birth of the People's Republic of Antarctica. Novel. 1983.
Bauer, Johann. Kafka and Prague. New York, 1971.
Baxter, Stephen. Timelike Infinity. SF. 1992.
_____. Ring. SF 1994.
_____. The Time Ships. SF novel. 1995. Sequel to H.G. Wells.
Bayley, Barrington. Star Virus. Novel. 1970.
_____. "An Overload." Story. 1973.
_____. The Fall of Chronopolis. Novel. 1974.
_____. The Soul of the Robot. Novel. 1974.
Bear, Greg. "The Wind from a Burning Woman." Story. 1977.
_____. "Blood Music." Novella. 1983. Nebula Award. Expanded as novel, Bloodmusic. SF. 1985.
_____. Eon. SF novel. 1985.
_____. Reina de los Angeles. (Nova ciencia ficción 54). Barcelona: Ediciones B.
_____. Eternity. SF. 1989.
Beaumont, Charles. The Hunger. Stories. 1957.
Beckford, William.
Bedford, Sybille. Aldous Huxley: A Biography. 1973.
Bell, Ian A. Defoe's Fiction. 1986.
Bell, Madison Smartt. Waiting for the End of the World. SF. 1985. London: Sphere, 1986.
Bellamy, Edward. Looking Backward. 1888.
Bellow, Saul.
Benford, Gregory. "Deeper than the Darkness." SF novella. Fantasy and Science Fiction (April 1969).
_____. Deeper than the Darkness. SF novel. 1970. First version of The Stars in Shroud.
_____. In the Ocean of Night. SF novel. 1971.
_____. En el océano de la noche. (Nova ciencia ficción 7). Barcelona: Ediciones B.
_____. The Stars in Shroud. SF novel. 1978.
_____. Timescape. SF novel. 1980.
_____. Timescape. (SF Masterworks). London: Gollancz-Millennium, 2000.*
_____. Cronopaisaje. (Nova ciencia ficción 66). Barcelona: Ediciones B.
_____. Across the Sea of Suns. SF. 1984.
_____ A través del mar de soles. (Nova ciencia ficción 10). Barcelona: Ediciones B.
_____ . "Is There a Technological Fix for the Human Condition?" In Hard Science Fiction. Ed. George E. Slusser and Eric S. Rabkin. Carbondale: Southern Illinois UP, 1986. 82-98.
_____. "Effing the Ineffable." In Aliens: The Anthropology of Science Fiction. Ed. George E. Slusser and Eric S. Rabkin. Carbondale: Southern Illinois UP, 1987. 13-25.
_____. Great Sky River. SF. 1987.
_____. Gran río del espacio. (Nova ciencia ficción 20). Barcelona: Ediciones B.
_____. Tides of Light. SF. 1989.
_____. Mareas de luz. (Nova ciencia ficción 43). Barcelona: Ediciones B.
_____. Furious Gulf. SF. 1994.
Benford, Gregory, and David Brin. Heart of the Comet. Novel. Toronto: Bantam, 1986.
Benford, Gregory, and Willliam Rotsler. Shiva Descending. Novel. 1980.
Bergerac, Cyrano de. Other Worlds. Ed. and trans. Geoffrey Strachan. 1965.
Bergonzi, Benard. The Early H. G. Wells: A Study of the Scientific Romances. Manchester, 1961.
Bester, Alfred. The Demolished Man. Novel. Galaxy (1952). (1st Hugo award, 1953).
_____. "Time Is the Traitor." Story. 1953.
_____. The Stars My Destination (= Tiger! Tiger!). Novel. Galaxy. 1956-7.
_____. The Rat Race. Novel. (USA: Who He?). 1955.
_____. "Will You Wait?" SF story. 1959. In Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Treasury: Originally published in two volumes as The Future in Question and Space Mail. Each with an Introduction by Isaac Asimov. Ed. Isaac Asimov, Martin Greenberg and Joseph Olander. New York: Random House-Gramercy Books, 2006. 231-38.*
_____. Extro. (= The Computer Connection). Novel. 1975.
_____. Golem. Novel. 1980.
Bidwell, Sheldon. World War Three. SF documentary. 1978.
Bierce, Ambrose.
Bishop, Michael. "Darktree, Darktide." Story. Fantasy and Science Fiction (April 1971).
_____. "Death and Designation among the Asadi." Novella. 1973.
_____. A Funeral for the Eyes of Fire. Novel. 1975.
_____. And Strange at Echatan the Trees. Novel. (= Beneath the Shattered Moons). 1976.
_____. A Little Knowledge. Novel. 1977.
_____. Catacomb Years. Novel. 1979.
_____. Transfigurations. Novel. 1979.
_____. "Saving Face." Novella. In Dark Passage.
_____. "The Quickening." Novella. 1981. Nebula Award. In Bishop, One Winter in Eden.
_____. No Enemy but Time. Novel. 1982. Nebula Award.
_____. Ancient of Days. Novel. 1985. (Expansion of "Her Habiline Husband").
_____. One Winter in Eden. Stories. 1985.
Blackburn, John. A Scent of New-Mown Hay. SF novel. 1958.
Bleiler, Everett F. "M. P. Shiel." In Bleiler, Science Fiction Writers.
_____. "M. P. Shiel." In Bleiler, Supernatural Fiction Writers.
_____. "Edgar Rice Burroughs." In Bleiler, Science Fiction Writers.
_____, ed. Science Fiction Writers. New York, 1982. (Senarens).
_____, ed. Supernatural Fiction Writers: Fantasy and Horror. 2 vols. New York, 1985.
Blish, James. "Surface Tension." Story. 1952.
_____. "Common Time." Story. 1953.
_____. "Beep." Story. 1954.
_____. Earthman, Come Home. 1955.
_____. They Shall Have Stars. 1956.
_____. The Frozen Year (=Fallen Star). Novel. 1957.
_____. A Case of Conscience. Short novel. 1958.
_____. A Clash of Cymbals (USA: The Triumph of Time).
_____. A Life for the Stars. 1962.
_____. "Who's in Charge Here?" SF story. 1962. In Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Treasury: Originally published in two volumes as The Future in Question and Space Mail. Each with an Introduction by Isaac Asimov. Ed. Isaac Asimov, Martin Greenberg and Joseph Olander. New York: Random House-Gramercy Books, 2006. 363-67.*
_____. (William Atheling, Jr.) "Cathedrals in Space." In The Issue at Hand.
_____. (William Atheling, Jr.). The Issue at Hand. (SF criticism). Chicago: Advent, 1964.
_____. Black Easter. Novel. 1968.
_____. (William Atheling, Jr.). More Issues at Hand. (SF criticism). Chicago: Advent, 1970.
_____. Spock Must Die! 1970.
_____. Cities in Fight. Stories. Includes They Shall Have Stars, A Life for the Stars, Earthman, Come Home and A Clash of Cymbals. Afterword by Richard D. Mullen. 1970.
_____. The Day after Judgment. 1971.
_____. The Quincunx of Time. Novel. 1973.
_____. "Moskowitz on Kuttner." Riverside Quarterly 5.2.
_____. The Tale that Wags the God. Ed. Cy Chauvin. Chicago: Advent, 1987.
Blish, James, and Norman L. Knight. A Torrent of Faces. Novel. 1967.
Boisgilbert, Edmund. See Donnelly, Ignatius.
Boland, John. White August. SF novel. 1955.
Bonaparte, Marie. Edgar Poe: Etude psychanalytique. Foreword by Sigmund Freud. Paris, 1933.
Boucher, Anthony. See White, William Anthony Parker.
Bova, Ben. The Astral Mirror. Novel.
_____. Privateer. Novel.
_____. Millennium: A Novel about People and Politics in the Year 1999. New York: Ballantine, 1976.
_____. Brothers. (New English Library). London: Hodder and Stoughton.
_____. Death Dream. (New English Library). London: Hodder and Stoughton.
_____. Mars. (New English Library). London: Hodder and Stoughton.
_____. Moonrise. SF novel. (New English Library). London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1996. 1997.*
Bova, Ben, and Bill Pogue. The Trikon Deception. (New English Library). London: Hodder and Stoughton.
Bowen, John.
Bowen, Robert Sidney. Dusty Ayres and His Battle Birds! Magazine. 12 issues. 1934-35.
Bowie, David.
Brackett, Leigh. The Sword of Rhiannon. Fantasy novel. 1953.
_____, coauthor. The Empire Strikes Back. Film script. Filmed 1980.
Bradbury, Ray. Martian Chronicles (=The Silver Locusts). Novel. 1951.
_____. The Day It Rained Forever.
_____. The Fireman." Story. Galaxy 5 (1953).
_____. Fahrenheit 451. Novel. 1953.
_____. The Illustrated Man. Novel.
_____. The Golden Apples of the Sun. Novel.
Bradley, Marion Zimmer. The Mists of Avalon. 1983.
_____. "Darkover" 14 + novel series. 1970s.
Bradley, Mary Wilhemina Hastings Alice in Jungle Land. Memoir.
Brewster, David (Sir). Letters on Natural Magic, Addressed to Sir Walter Scott. 1832.
Brin, David. Sundiver. Novel. 1980.
_____. "The Tides of Kithrup." Fragment of Startide Rising. Analog (May 1981).
_____. Startide Rising. Novel. 1982. Hugo Award, Nebula Award.
_____. The Practice Effect. Novel. 1984.
_____. The Uplift War. Novel. 1985.
_____. The Postman. Novel. 1985.
Brin, David, and Greg Benford. Heart of the Comet. Novel. 1986.
Brod, Max.
Broderick, Damien. The Dreaming Dragons. Novel. 1980.
_____. Transmitters: An Imaginary Documentary, 1969-1984. Novel. 1984.
Brooke-Rose, Christine.
Brosnan, John. "Special Effects in Science Fiction Cinema." In The Science Fiction Source Book. Ed. David Wingrove. 1985.
Brown, Charles Brockden. Arthur Mervyn. 1799-1801.
Brown, Frederick. "Answer." SF story.
_____. "Letter to a Phoenix." SF story. 1959. In Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Treasury: Originally published in two volumes as The Future in Question and Space Mail. Each with an Introduction by Isaac Asimov. Ed. Isaac Asimov, Martin Greenberg and Joseph Olander. New York: Random House-Gramercy Books, 2006. 452-59.*
_____. The Mind Thing. Novel. 1961.
Brown, Rosel George.
Browne, Thomas (Sir).
Brunner, John. "Report on the Nature of the Lunar Surface." Fiction.
_____. "The Last Lonely Man." Story. New Worlds.
_____. Double Double. Novel. 1969.
_____. Stand on Zanzibar. Novel. Partly published in New Worlds (1968).
_____. The Sheep Look Up. Novel. 1972.
_____. The Shockwave Rider. Novel. 1975.
_____. The Condition of Muzak. Novel. 1977.
Bryant, Edward. Cynnabar. Novel. 1976.
_____. "Particle Theory." Short story. Analog (February 1977).
_____. "Stone." Short story. 1978. Nebula Award.
_____. "giANTS." Short Story. 1979. Nebula Award.
_____. Wyoming Sun. Stories. 1980.
Buchan, John.
Bucknall, Barbara J. Ursula Le Guin. New York, 1981.
Budrys, Algis. "The End of Summer." Story. Astounding Science Fact Fiction (1954).
_____. "The End of Summer." In The Penguin Science Fiction Omnibus. Ed. Brian W. Aldiss. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1973. 170-96.*
_____. Who? SF novel. 1958. Filmed 1974.
_____. ¿Quién? Trans. Rafael Martín Trechera. (Ciencia Ficción, 110). Barcelona: Ultramar, 1990.*
_____. Rogue Moon. SF novel. 1960.
_____. El Laberinto de la luna. Novel. Mallorca: Ultramar, 1991.
_____. Some Will Not Die. SF. 1961.
_____. "Paradise Charted." TriQuarterly 49 (Fall 1980): 5-75.
Bulmer, Kenneth. Dray Prescot novel series.
_____. , ed. New Writings in SF. Anthology series. 1970s.
Bulwer-Lytton, Edward. The Coming Race. Novel. 1871.
Bunch, David R. Moderan. Stories. 1971.
Burgel, Bruno H.
Burgess, Anthony. A Clockwork Orange. Novel. 1962.
_____. The Wanting Seed. Novel. 1962.
Burroughs, Edgar Rice. "Under the Moons of Mars." Story. All-Story (1912).
_____. A Princess of Mars. Novel. 1917 (as book).
_____. The Gods of Mars. 1918.
_____. The Warlord of Mars. 1919.
_____. Tarzan of the Apes. Novel. All-Story (1912).
_____. The Return of Tarzan.
_____. At the Earth's Core. Novel. Serialized 1914. As book, 1922.
_____. Pellucidar. Novel. All-Story Cavalier Weekly (1915). As book, 1923.
_____. Tarzan at the Earth's Core. Novel. 1930.
_____. Pirates in Venus. Novel. Argosy (1932).
_____. The Moon Maid. Novel. Serialized 1923.
_____. The Land that Time Forgot. Novel. As book, 1924.
_____. Tarzan and the Ant Men. Novel. 1924.
_____. The Cave Girl. Novel. 1925.
_____. "Savage Pellucidar." (Posthumous ed.). Story. 1963.
Burroughs, William. The Ticket that Exploded. Novel.
_____. The Wild Boys. Novel. 1971.
Butler, Octavia. (Black American). Patternmaster. Novel. 1976.
_____. Mind of My Mind. Novel. 1977.
_____. Survivor. Novel. 1978.
_____. Kindred. Novel. 1979.
_____. Wild Seed. Novel. 1980.
_____. "Speech Sounds." Story. 1983. Hugo Award.
_____. "Bloodchild. Story. 1984. Hugo Award.
_____ . Clay's Ark. Novel. 1984.
Butler, Samuel. Erewhon. Utopia. 1872.
_____. Life and Habit. Non-fiction. 1877.
_____. Evolution, Old and New. Non-fiction. 1879.
_____. Unconscious Memory. Non-fiction. 1880.
_____. Luck or Cunning? Non-fiction. 1886.
_____. Erewhon Revisited.1901.
_____. TheWay of All Flesh. 1903.
Butor, Michel. Répertoire. (Jules Verne). Paris, 1953.
Butterworth, Michael.
Byron (Lord).
Cabell, James Branch.
Caidin, Martin. Killer Station. Novel.
Campanella, Tommaso. Civitas Solis. Utopia. 1623.
Campbell, H. J., ed. Authentic. SF magazine (Britain).
Campbell, John W. (1910-1971) "When the Atoms Failed." Amazing Stories (Jan. 1930).
_____. "Piracy Preferred." Story.
_____. "The Black Star Passes." Story.
_____. Islands of Space. Novel.
_____. The Mightiest Machine. Novel.
_____. Invaders from the Infinite. Novel.
_____. "Twilight." Story.
_____. "The Cloak of Aesir." Story.
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_____. Against the Fall of Night / Beyond the Fall of Night. London: Little, Brown-Orbit, 1992.*
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Condillac, Etienne Bonnot de. Treatise on the Sensations.
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Conklin, Groff, ed. The Best of Science Fiction. 1946.
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_____. "A Story of the Stone Age." Story.
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_____. "Fiction about the Future." Radio talk. Australian radio, 29 Dec. 1938. Typescript in the Wells Collection, U of Illinois Library.
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_____. H. G. Wells: The Time Machine and The War of the Worlds: A Critical Edition. Ed. Frank D. McConnell. New York: Oxford UP, 1977.
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_____. The Dome in the Forest. Novel. (Pelbar Cycle). 1981.
_____. The Fall of the Shell. Novel. (Pelbar Cycle). 1982.
_____. An Ambush of Shadows. Novel. (Pelbar Cycle). 1983.
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_____. "Servicio de vigilancia." (Martínez Roca Super-Ficción 114).
_____. Lincoln's Dreams. SF. New York: Bantam, 1986/7.
_____. A Letter from Clearys. Novel. 1982. Nebula Award.
_____. Lincoln's Dreams. Novel. 1987.
_____. "Even the Queen." Story. 1992. Hugo Award, Nebula Award.
_____. Domsday Book. SF. New York: Bantam, 1992. Hugo Award, Nebula Award, Locus Award.
_____. El libro del día del Juicio Final. Trans. Rafael Martín Trechera. Introd. Miquel Barceló. Barcelona: Ediciones B, 1994.*
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_____. "The Soul Selects Her Own Society..." Short Story. Hugo Award 1997.
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_____. The Claw of the Conciliator. Novel. (Book of the New Sun). 1981.
_____ . The Sword of the Lictor. Novel. (Book of the New Sun). 1981.
_____. The Citadel of the Autarch. Novel. (Book of the New Sun). 1983.
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_____. The Universe Makers. (SF, ch. 17, John W. Campbell). New York, 1971.
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_____. (John Benyon). The Secret People. Novel. The Passing Show. (1935).
_____. Stowaway to Mars. Novel. The Passing Show. Book form: originally Planet Plane).
_____. The Day of the Triffids. Novel. Collier's. Book form, 1951.
_____. The Day of the Triffids. Novel. Harmondsworth: Penguin.
_____. El día de los trífidos. Barcelona: Minotauro.
_____. The Kraken Wakes (USA: Out of the Deeps). 1953.
_____. "Consider Her Ways." Story. 1956. From Sometime, Never, by William Golding, Mervyn Peake and John Wynhdam (Hugo Award). (Women's dystopia).
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_____. Trouble with Lichen. Novel. 1960.
_____. The Midwich Cuckoos. Novel. 1957. Filmed as Village of the Damned (1960) and Children of the Damned (1963).
_____. The Crysalids (USA: Re-Birth). Novel. 1955.
_____. "Random Quest." Story. Filmed as Quest for Love in 1971.
_____. (Ps: John Wyndham and Lucas Parkes). The Outward Urge. Novel. 1959.
_____. The Chrysalids. Novel.
_____. Las crisálidas. Ediciones de Bolsillo.
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X, Professeur. La Guerre microbienne. SF. Paris, 1923.
Yarbro, Chelsea Quinn. To the High Redoubt. Novel.
Yates, W. R. Diasporah. Novel.
Youd, Sam. See Christopher, John.
Zahn, Timothy. Cobra. Novel.
_____. Spinneret. Novel.
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Zappa, Frank. Frak Out. Album. 1966.
_____. Absolutely Free. Album. 1967.
_____. We're Only in It for the Money. Album. 1967.
Zebrowski, George. The Omega Point. Novel. 1972.
_____. Macrolife. Novel. 1980.
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_____. "The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth." Story.
_____. "The Graveyard Heart." Story.
_____. "Love Is an Imaginary Number." Story.
_____. "This Moment of the Storm." Story.
_____. "For a Breath I Tarry." Story. Rpt. in Alpha One. Ed. Robert Silverberg. New York: Ballantine, 1970.
_____. "The Man Who Loved the Faioli." Story.
_____ . "The Keys to December." Story. New Worlds.
_____. "He Who Shapes." Story. 1965. Nebula Award.
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_____. '... And Call Me Conrad." (= This Immortal). Novel. 1965. Hugo Award.
_____. "The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth." Novella. 1965. Nebula Award.
_____. The Dream Master. Novel. 1966.
_____. This Immortal. Novel. 1966. (Shared Hugo Award with Frank Herbert's Dune).
_____. Lord of Light. Novel. 1967.
_____. El señor de la luz. Barcelona: Minotauro.
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_____. Creatures of Light and Darkness. Novel. 1969.
_____. Amber novel series. (6 vols by 1986).
_____. Nine Princes in Amber. 1970. (1st vol. of the Amber series).
_____. "Home Is the Hangman." Analog (November 1975). Hugo and Nebula Awards.
_____. Doorways in the Sand. Novel. 1976.
_____. "Las variantes del unicornio." In Los premios Hugo 1980-1982. Ed. Isaac Asimov. Barcelona: Martínez Roca, 1991. 295-318.*
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