61. Galaxy Science Fiction: Fiction Index, Ba- 1976. (author's first publication). bretnor, reginald, Sugar Plum,November, 1952. Brown, Clyde, First Man, April, 1958. Brown http://www.hycyber.com/SF/galaxy_ba.html

Galaxy Science Fiction: Fiction Index, Ba- Aa Ba Ca Da ... Za Bade, William L., Ambition, October, 1951. (novelet) Banister, Manly, A Gift from Earth, August, 1955. Banks, Raymond E., The Littlest People, March, 1954. This Side Up, July, 1954. Double Dame, May, 1957. Payload, December, 1957. Transstar, June, 1960. The City That Loves You, March, 1969. Banta, Frank, Handyman, August, 1962. Droozle, December, 1962. Barbee, Phillips, (Robert Sheckley) The Leech, December, 1952. Barr, Stephen, I Am a Nucleus, February, 1957. The Back of Our Heads, July, 1958. Barrett, Neal, To Tell the Truth, The Stentorii Luggage, October, 1960. The Graybes of Raath, June, 1961. Survival Course, January, 1974. Bartter, M. A., The Eggs of Eden, December, 1974. Be Ye Perfect, January, 1975. Bass, T. J., Half Past Human, December, 1969. Rorqual Maru, January, 1972. * (novelette) Bear, Greg, The Venging, June, 1975. Sun Planet, April, 1977. Benford, Gregory, But the Secret Sits, March, 1971. (novelette) The Stars in the Shroud (Part I), May, 1978. The Stars in the Shroud (Part II)

62. Weird Tales: Fiction Index, Aa- (poem). bretnor, reginald, How Sweet, How Silently She Sleeps,SpringFall, 1989. Of Kinks and Frocks, 2998, Fall, 1990. Brown http://www.hycyber.com/HF/weird_tales_index.html

Weird Tales: Fiction Index, Aa- Aa Ba Ca Da ... Za Accursi, John, Upstairs, Spring-Fall, 1989. Ackerman, Forrest J., see Moore, C. L., and Forrest J. Ackerman Andreyeff, Leonid, Lazarus, March, 1927. Anonymous, The Phantom Werewolf, June-July, 1939. Anthony, Patricia, The Deer Lake Sightings, #297, Summer, 1990. The Murcheson Boy, #298, Fall, 1990. Anthony, R., The Parasitic Hand, November, 1926. The Parasitic Hand, August, 1934. (reprint) Antieau, Kim, Hollows, #308, Spring, 1994. (short short) Armstrong-Jones, Lynne, Witchy Wood, #299, Winter, 1990/1991. (poem) Friday Night! #301, Summer, 1991. (poem) Bewitching Lessons, Spring, 1992. (poem) Arnold, H. F., The Night Wire, September, 1926. The Night Wire, January, 1933. (reprint) Asimov, Isaac, and James MacCreigh, Legal Rites, September, 1950. Ayne, Blythe, Drawing Room Herons, #307, Summer, 1993. (poem) Banister, Manly, Eena, September, 1947. Beechcroft, William, A Tap-Tap at Sundown, #299, Winter, 1990/1991. Berman, Ruth, Had I Approached My Discovery in a More Noble Spirit, #290, Spring, 1988. (poem)

63. The Absolutely Weird Bookshelf Paperback Science Fiction And Fantasy Books: B $5.00 bretnor, reginald (ed) The Spears of Mars Ace, 1980 (25971) 1st printing,slight wear, otherwise near F. The Future At War, Vol. 2. $7.00. http://www.strangewords.com/weirdbooks/weirdpaperb3.html

Fine Sci Fi, Fantasy, Horror,and Speculative Fiction Books HOME PAGE ORDERING INFORMATION CONDITION AND USEFUL TERMS BOOKS FOR SALE (alphabetical by author) HARDCOVER A B C D ... Z PAPERBACKS A B C D ... Z SPECIALIZED LISTS SIGNED EDITIONS BRITISH HARDCOVER EDITIONS CLASSIC DOUBLEDAY SCIENCE FICTION ARKHAM HOUSE EDITIONS ... PAPERBACK ANTHOLOGIES TOP 100 LISTS Top 100 Science Fiction Novels Top 100 Fantasy Novels ART AND REFERENCE BOOKS SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM ... THE MYSTERIOUS BOOKSHELF Fine used and rare mystery fiction books HOME PAGE MYSTERY HARDCOVER EDITIONS MYSTERY PAPERBACK EDITIONS Search The Weird Bookshelf catalog and the Strange Words book review and article archive: Search: Weird Bookshelf Catalog Strange Words Review Archive Both sitemap Paperback Science Fiction and Fantasy Books: B TO: Part 1- Authors, B-Bli TO: Part 2- Authors, Blo-Brad Part 3- Authors, Bram-Byr ERNEST BRAMAH Kai Ling Bramah, Ernest Kai Ling Unrolls His Mat Ballantine, 1974 (23787) 1st printing, small crease on front cover, otherwise near F. Oriental fantasy from the 1920's. Intro by Lin Carter. Adult Fantasy series. Bramah, Ernest

64. Bretnor Alfred Reginald (1911 - 1992) The summary for this Greek page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.altfactor.gr/cgi-bin/websf.cgi?bretnor

65. Heinlein In Dimension, Bibliographies THE ISSUE AT HAND. AdventPublishers, Chicago, 1964. bretnor, reginald, ed. MODERNSCIENCE FICTION. CowardMcCann, Inc., New York, 1953. Davenport, Basil. http://www.enter.net/~torve/critics/Dimension/hdappendix.html

Alexei Panshin's The Abyss of Wonder APPENDIX 1. Bibliography of Critical Works on the Field of Science Fiction A few other such books have been published, but these are the ones that I have found to be of interest and of use. Amis, Kingsley. NEW MAPS OF HELL. Harcourt, Brace and Co., New York, 1960. Atheling, William, Jr. [James Blish]. THE ISSUE AT HAND. Advent:Publishers, Chicago, 1964. Bretnor, Reginald, ed. MODERN SCIENCE FICTION. Coward-McCann, Inc., New York, 1953. Davenport, Basil. INQUIRY INTO SCIENCE FICTION. Longmans, Green and Co., New York, 1955. Davenport, Basil, and others. THE SCIENCE FICTION NOVEL. Advent:Publishers, Chicago, 1959. De Camp, L. Sprague. SCIENCE-FICTION HANDBOOK. Hermitage House, New York, 1953. Eshbach, Lloyd Arthur, ed. OF WORLDS BEYOND. Fantasy Press, Reading, Pa., 1947; Advent:Publishers, Chicago, 1964. Knight, Damon. IN SEARCH OF WONDER. Advent:Publishers, Chicago, 1956; rev. ed., 1967. Moskowitz, Sam. EXPLORERS OF THE INFINITE. World Publishing Co., Cleveland, 1963. Moskowitz, Sam. SEEKERS OF TOMORROW. World Publishing Co., Cleveland, 1965.

66. Heinlein In Dimension, Bibliographies of Podkayne of Mars review of Waldo Boys' Life Heinlein stories 1, 2, 3, 4some stories never reprinted Bradbury, Ray bretnor, reginald Briney, Robert http://www.enter.net/~torve/critics/Dimension/hdindex.html

Alexei Panshin's The Abyss of Wonder INDEX Ace Books Advent:Publishers books from - George Price ADVENTURES IN TIME AND SPACE AFTER DOOMSDAY (Anderson) "All Aboard the Gemini" "All Summer in a Day" (Bradbury) " 'All You Zombies' " initiates Period of Alienation straightforward construction complex plot ... solipsism Amazing Stories Heinlein material - American Legion Magazine American Mercury Amra Analog Science Fiction-Science Fact (formerly Astounding Science Fiction " 'And He Built a Crooked House' " in Future History later dropped "And Now the News . . ." (Sturgeon) based on Heinlein idea Sturgeon treatment Anderson, Poul stories by - future history writing style Argosy Heinlein stories - ARROWSMITH (S. Lewis) "As I See Tomorrow" - Ashwell, Pauline Asimov, Isaac in Astounding Golden Age future history ... ASSIGNMENT IN ETERNITY Astonishing Stories Heinlein stories - Astounding Science Fiction Heinlein stories - first sale early stories outside Astounding use of pen names ... dedicated to Caleb Lanning among Heinlein's best - well-constructed society - multiple points of view interest in process romance in weak ending ... wolfish morality Heinlein Individual - reincarnation solipsism Bierce, Ambrose

67. Stith's Info For Writers Bova, Ben. Notes to a Science Fiction Writer. Scribners, 1975. bretnor, reginald,ed. The Craft of Science Fiction. Harper and Row, 1976. Card, Orson Scott. http://www.neverend.com/writer.htm

Stith's Info for Writers NEWS E-BOOKS Stith Store Future ... HOME PAGE Bibliography of Books Block, Lawrence. Writing the Novel . Writer's Digest Books, 1979. Bova, Ben. Notes to a Science Fiction Writer . Scribners, 1975. Bretnor, Reginald, ed. The Craft of Science Fiction . Harper and Row, 1976. Card, Orson Scott. How to Write Science Fiction and Fantasy . Writer's Digest Books, 1990. de Camp, L. Sprague and Catherine C. Science Fiction Handbook, Revised. Owlswick, 1975. Dickson, Frank and Smythe, Sandra, eds. Handbook of Short Story Writing . Writer's Digest Books, 1970. Egri, Lajos. The Art of Creative Writing . Citadel, 1965. Egri, Lajos. The Art of Dramatic Writing . Simon and Shuster, 1946. Elbow, Peter. Writing With Power . Oxford, 1981. Gardner, John. The Art of Fiction . Vintage, 1985. Knight, Damon. Creating Short Fiction . Writer's Digest Books, 1981. Knott, William. The Craft of Fiction, Revised Edition . Reston, 1977. Koontz, Dean. Writing Popular Fiction . Writer's Digest Books, 1972. Longyear, Barry. Science Fiction Writer's Workshop I . Owlswick, 1980.

68. Supplementary Checklists Boom, Ben. Kinsman. 1979. Millenium. 1976. bretnor, reginald. Maybe Just a LittleOne. 1947. Brodeur, Paul. The Sick Fox. 1963. Brunner, John. The Brink. http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/nuclear/supplements.htm

Supplementary Checklists The following checklists are provided to aid those in search of texts on themes closely related to nuclear war. They are not as comprehensive as the main bibliography (nothing published since 1984, for instance), and are merely suggestions for further study. The reader wondering why a particular item was not listed in the bibliography may well find his or her answer here. Near-War Narratives In this checklist, nuclear war is more or less narrowly averted, usually by the thwarting of the schemes of terrorists or nuclear blackmailers. In a few cases, the war seems imminent, but does not actually break out during the story. Many of them are cold-war thrillers in which atomic bombs are used as a suspension-building threat, replacing the older threats of poison gas and the like. Often these novels have little to say about nuclear weapons as such, though some may be interesting to scholars. Many are discussed in Martha A. Bartter's The Way to Ground Zero: The Atomic Bomb in American Science Fiction (Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1988).

69. Books On Writing Speculative Fiction 218 p. ISBN 0898796008 $16.95; bretnor, reginald (ed). The Craft of sciencefiction a symposium on writing science fiction and science fantasy . http://isfdb.org/writing.html

70. China Debates The Future Security Environment military science and strategic studies. bretnor, reginald. Juedingxing zhanzhengjunshililun yanjiu (Decisive warfarea study in military theory). http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/china/doctrine/pills2/part12.htm

[Back] [Index] [Next] CHINESE LANGUAGE BIBLIOGRAPHY rma, high-technology warfare, and local warfare Feng Changhong. Waijun gao jishu yu xiandai junshi jiangzuo (A course on foreign military high technology and modern military affairs). Beijing: Junshi kexue chubanshe, 1994. Gao Chunxiang, ed. Xin junshi geming lun (On the new revolution in military affairs). Beijing: Junshi kexue chubanshe, 1996. Gao jishu jubu zhanzheng yu zhanyi zhanfa (High-technology local warfare and campaign fighting methods). Guofang daxue keyan bu (National Defense University, Scientific Research Department). Beijing: Guofang daxue chubanshe, 1993. Guan Jiefu, Zhang Feng, and Ling Yong. Jun yuan da huo baoDangdai gao jishu jubu zhanzheng jing hui (Explosive storiescontemporary high-technology local warfare collection). Beijing: Guofang daxue chubanshe, 1993. Li Jie. Gao jishu yu xiandai haijun (High technology and the modern navy). Beijing: Junshi kexue chubanshe, 1994. Li Qingshan. Xin junshi geming yu gao jishu zhanzheng (The new revolution in military affairs and high-technology warfare). Beijing: Junshi kexue chubanshe, 1995. Li Zhishun and Sun Dafa.

71. Approaching The '80s Zine Scene: Science Fiction Fanzines References 1. bretnor, reginald. Science Fiction, Today and Tomorrow. New York,Evanston Harper Row, 1974. 2. Wertham, Fredric. The World of Fanzines. http://www.zinebook.com/resource/perkins/perkins2.html

Science Fiction Fanzines by Stephen Perkins In April 1926 Hugo Gernsback published "Amazing Stories," the first magazine devoted solely to science fiction. Previous to this time science fiction had appeared only in books or in the large circulation magazines of the period. Losing control of this magazine during the crash of 1929, he returned with two new science fiction magazines which were soon combined into Wonder Stories. During this same period, and feeling the bite of the Depression, Wonder Stories with the hope of increasing sales started the first... ...large-scale science fiction fan club, the Science Fiction League, as a promotion device. It was their hope that they would be able to enroll thousands of members, all of whom would buy every copy of the club's official organ, which of course was Wonder Stories. Their expectations were not realized. Many of the members bought the magazines more or less regularly. But more importantly they invented science fiction fandom....It was through the SFL that local clubs got their first major impetus in forming and staying alive, and from them came everything else. (1) One thing that came from this coalescence of science fiction fans was the appearance of what in the 1930s were originally known as fan mags, and in later years shortened to the more familiar word fanzine. The general consensus amongst science fiction writers is that The Comet, which came out in 1930 was the first fanzine. As the science fiction fan clubs multiplied so did the fanzines.

72. Criticism On Jackson's Work Jan 1985 v74 p45. bretnor, reginald. Modern Science Fiction. ChicagoAdventPublishers. 1979. Brooks, Cleanth, and Robert Penn Warren, eds. http://www.courses.vcu.edu/ENG-jkh/PW/Criticism.htm

The Works of Shirley Jackson Biography Bibliography Criticism Resources Return to Main Page Book Length Work on Jackson Friedman, Lenemaja. Shirley Jackson Hall, Joan Wylie. Shirley Jackson: A Study of Short Fiction . New York: Twayne, 1993. Part I discusses short fiction. Part II offers biographical information (one essay by Hyman, "Notes on Shirley Jackson" and an essay she wrote "Biographical Material") and several essays by Jackson on writing fiction ("Notes on an Unfashionable Novelist," "The Unloved Reader," "Experience and Fiction," "Biography of a Story," "Notes for a Young Writer,"). Part III contains several critical approaches to Jackson’s work. Hall has a very extensive bibliography of all works by and about Jackson. Oppenheimer, Judy. Private Demons: The Life of Shirley Jackson . New York: G.P. Putnam, 1988. One of the most extensive biographies written about Shirley Jackson. Criticism Bagchee, Shyamal. "Design of Darkness in Shirley Jackson’s ‘The Lottery.’"

73. Golden Gate Mysteries A-C Dreaming of Babylon. New York Delacorte, 1977. bretnor, reginald.A killing in swords. New York Pocket Books, 1978. Bright, John. http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/~rbrandt/sfmystery/a-c.html

GOLDEN GATE MYSTERIES: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRIME FICTION SET IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA AUTHORS A-C D-F G-J K-M N-Q ... Historical Mysteries Abramo, J. L. Catching water in a net. New York : Thomas Dunne Books/St. Martin’s Minotaur, 2001. Clutching at straws. New York : Thomas Dunne Books/St. Martin’s Minotaur, 2003. Adams, Cleve F. Up jumped the devil. Aiken, Ednah. Love and I. New York : Dodd, 1928. Alexander, Jan. The jade figurines. New York : Curtis, 1973. Alexander, Karl. Time after time. New York : Delacorte, 1979. Allan, Joan. Who’s on first? New York : Kensington, 1979. Alverson, Charles E. Goodey’s last stand. Boston : Houghton Mifflin, 1975. Not sleeping, just dead. Boston : Houghton Mifflin, 1977. Anderson, Jack Albin. The society ball murders. New York : Walker, 1990. Anderson, Poul. Perish by the sword. New York : Macmillan, 1959. Murder in black letter. New York : Macmillan, 1960. Murder bound. New York : Macmillan, 1962. Andreopoulos, Spyros. [see Dong, Eugene] Andrews, Brian T. Knife under fire. Antoncich, Betty.

74. ITSF: Resources Scortia, Thomas N. Science Fiction as the Imaginary Experiment , in ScienceFiction, Today and Tomorrow, bretnor, reginald, ed. New York Harper Row http://www.itsf.org/resources/biblio.html

ITSF Resources: Secondary Sources A Bibliography of Future Technologies, Probable Science Fiction, and Improbable Science: Secondary Sources by: Jean-Louis Trudel I. Sources: Bibliographies Erlich, Richard D., and Thomas P. Dunn. Clockworks: A Multimedia Bibliography of Works Useful for the Study of the Human/Machine Interface in SF . Westport: Greenwood Press, 1993. 324 pages. ISBN 0-313-27305-7Fogg, Martyn J. "Planetary Engineering Bibliography", Journal of the British Interplanetary Society , Number 3 (March 1997), pp. 117-119. Mallove, Eugene F., and Robert L. Forward. "Bibliography of Interstellar Travel and Communication – 1", Journal of the British Interplanetary Society , Number 12 (December 1974), pp. 921-943. ––––––, and Robert L. Forward. "Bibliography of Interstellar Travel and Communication – 2", Journal of the British Interplanetary Society , Number 3 (March 1975), pp. 191-219. ––––––, and Robert L. Forward. "Bibliography of Interstellar Travel and Communication – 3", Journal of the British Interplanetary Society , Number 6 (June 1975), pp. 405-434.

75. Science Fiction And Fantasy Society Science Fiction And Fantasy Boardman, Tom, Connoisseurs SF. Bova, Ben, Aliens. bretnor, reginald, Thor's Hammer.Spear Of Mars. Bulmer, Kenneth, New Writings In SF Volumes 22,23,24,25,27,28,29. http://www.dur.ac.uk/sf f.society/Library/index.php3?section=Oddments

76. Science Fiction And Fantasy Society Science Fiction And Fantasy Falcons of Narabedla (2 copies). Bradshaw, Gillian, Down The Long Wind. bretnor,reginald, The Schimmelhorn File. Brett, Leo, The Alien Ones. Brin, David, Sundiver. http://www.dur.ac.uk/sf f.society/Library/index.php3?section=Br-C

77. Www.scifibookseller.co.uk 1966 Four Square Boardman, Tom Connoisseur's SF 1966 Penguin Bova,Ben Colony 1981 Magnum bretnor, reginald The Spear of Mars Vol. http://www.scifibookseller.co.uk/2651.html?*session*id*key*=*session*id*val*

78. Www.scifibookseller.co.uk tomorrow Bradley, Marion Zimmer Best of Marion Zimmer Bradley Bradley, MarionZimmer Sword and Scorceress XV bretnor, reginald The Spear of Mars Vol. http://www.scifibookseller.co.uk/1168.html?*session*id*key*=*session*id*val*

79. Advent Publishers Inc. The Tale That Wags the God, James Blish (ed by Cy Chauvin), 295, $18.00,. Modern Science Fiction, ed. reginald bretnor, 23-6, $18.00, . http://www.nesfa.org/press/Books/Advent/

Advent Publishers Inc. Criticism, History, and Bibliography of the Science Fiction Field ISBN 0-911682-, price Title Author/Editor Cloth Paper The Issue at Hand James Blish (writing as William Atheling, Jr.) More Issues at Hand James Blish (writing as William Atheling, Jr.) 18-X, $8.00 The Tale That Wags the God James Blish (ed by Cy Chauvin) Modern Science Fiction ed. Reginald Bretnor PITFCS ed. Theodore Cogswell The Science Fiction Novel introduced by Basil Davenport Footprints on Sand: A Literary Sampler L. Sprague de Camp The Hugo, Nebula, and World Fantasy Awards Howard DeVore The Universes of E. E. Smith Ron Ellik and Bill Evans Of Worlds Beyond ed. Lloyd Arthur Eshbach In Search of Wonder Damon Knight Heinlein in Dimension Alexei and Cory Panshin SF in Dimension Alexei and Cory Panshin Galaxy Magazine: The Dark and Light Years David L. Rosheim Have Trenchcoat—Will Travel and Others E. E. "Doc" Smith The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and Fantasy, Vol 1 Donald H. Tuck The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and Fantasy, Vol 2 Donald H. Tuck The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and Fantasy, Vol 3

80. Feghoots for years. Ferdinad was brought to life by reginald bretnor (19111992)under the pen name, Grendel Briarton. These short-short http://www.dowse.com/articles/Feghoot-article.html

Article Get your free email address: you@dowse.com Back to Fiction Hub ... Contents S. Joan Popek's newest book, Jump Start Your Career With Electronic Publishers, offers even more advice to new writers. Coming in June 2001 at Crossroadspub.com. http://www.crossroadspub.com. This book belongs on every writer's bookshelf. For more information about S. Joan Popek and her writing, wisit her website at http://www.sjoanpopekcom Feghoot? What the heck is that? Feghoots are Fun in the Pun! S. Joan Popek Ferdinand Feghoot made his debut in the "Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction" as the star of the series, "Through Time and Space with Ferdinand Feghoot" for years. Ferdinad was brought to life by Reginald Bretnor (1911-1992) under the pen name, Grendel Briarton. These short-short science fiction stories all ended with a pun. Hence, short stories ending with a PUNchline, became known as Feghoots. Okay, that's the history. So what are they really? A true Feghoot is typically a science fiction short-short story under usually around 300 words but can be stretched to about 500 or so ending in a funny pun that elicits a chuckle or a groan from the reader. They have been referred to as "shaggy dog" stories and (for obvious reasons) "groaners." You know the type. Feghoots are the kind of stories you hear at the bar as you giggle into your martini. Over the years, the genre has faded, and today a Feghoot doesn't necessarily have to be science fiction.

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