Silverberg et al : Textbooks


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Among the many varieties of textbooks compiled here, the earliest is Robert Silverberg's The Mirror of Infinity, subtitled "A Critics' Anthology of Science Fiction", in which each story is prefaced by a ~3-5 page critical essay -- in effect, a textbook for writing superior science fiction. Critics include Jack Williamson, James Blish, Damon Knight, Kingsley Amis, Alexei Pansion, and Brian W. Aldiss.

More of a conventional textbook is Dick Allen's 1971 volume, with questions for discussion after each story and appendices with topics for research and suggestions for further reading. Allen's preface "assumes that science fiction has become a respectable genre of literature" as a result of the popularity of various books, movies, and songs over the previous decade. (Allen did one later volume, in 1975, included in the combined contents below but not in the photo.)

Another early kind of textbook was Robin Scott Wilson's Those Who Can which, similar to the Silverberg volume, is an anthology of stories with, in this case, commentaries by their authors about how to write science fiction.

A much larger but more casual textbook to teach SF to readers came in 1974 from Bonnie L. Heintz, et al, featuring an introduction by Frank Herbert about how the reader should think about science fiction. The book is divided into various thematic sections -- robots; other worlds; aliens -- but there are no story notes or supplemental material.

Also in 1974 Martin H. Greenberg (bylined Martin Harry Greenberg on most of these volumes) launched a series of thematic anthologies that used science fiction to explore various academic topics like American government, psychology, and sociology, from various publishers including Prentice-Hall, Rand McNally, and later St. Martin's and Fawcett. Each book is credited to a combination of co-editors, and typically arranged contents into thematic groups along with questions for discussion following each story. (Just 3 of the 13 are shown in the photo.)

Greenberg's most frequent co-editor, Patricia S. Warrick, did two later more ambitious volumes in coordination with the Science Fiction Writers of America (SFWA) and the Science Fiction Research Associates (SFRA). The first of these includes 10 essays or articles among the stories, by Robert Silverberg, Pamela Sargent and James E. Gunn, Isaac Asimov, and others, along with bibliographies for each thematic group of stories.

The second SFRA anthology includes stories by many of the same authors, but only three stories repeated from the first book (by Blish, Le Guin, and Smith).

Eric S. Rabkin, then at the University of Michigan, published his "Historical Anthology" in 1983, considering science fiction "the artistic twin of modern science, born with it after the Renaissance, growing with it through the Industrial Revolution, and finally--in our own day--becoming part of the fabric of our civilization." 27 stories and excerpts are presented chronically in five sections: The Emergence of Modern Science (de Bergerac to Voltaire); Nineteenth Century (Hoffmann to London); Early Twentieth Century (Wells to Stapledon); The Golden Years (Asimov to Pohl); and The Modern Period (Zelazny to Le Guin).

Like The Mirror of Infinity, Robert Silverberg's later Worlds of Wonder volume combines stories with critical analysis, but this time Silverberg provides all the critical essays himself, and does so in the context of personal reminiscences about his career and the development of his own standards for what constitute good science fiction stories. The book opens with a 34-page autobiographical essay, "The Making of a Science-Fiction Writer."

And Robin Scott Wilson produced a later anthology, Paragons, as Robin Wilson, in the same manner as his earlier book: stories with commentaries by their authors about their craft. The book includes "A Workshop Lexicon" by Bruce Sterling, describing cliches and other flaws that characterize poor writing.

Most reprinted authors in this group: Robert Sheckley (14), Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke, and Robert Silverberg (11 each), then Poul Anderson, Robert A. Heinlein, and R.A. Lafferty (8 each).

  • The Mirror of Infinity, Robert Silverberg, ed. (Harper & Row, 1970) [isfdb]
  • Science Fiction: The Future, Dick Allen, ed. (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1971) [isfdb]
  • Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader, Robin Scott Wilson, ed. (Mentor, 1973) [isfdb]
  • Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow..., Bonnie A. Heintz, Frank Herbert, Donald A. Joos & Jane Agorn McGee, eds. (Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1974) [isfdb]
  • American Government Through Science Fiction, Joseph D. Olander, Martin H. Greenberg & Patricia S. Warrick, eds. (Rand McNally, 1974) [isfdb]
  • Anthropology Through Science Fiction, Carol Mason, Martin Harry Greenberg & Patricia S. Warrick, eds. (St. Martin's, 1974) [isfdb]
  • Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction, Harvey A. Katz, Patricia S. Warrick & Martin Harry Greenberg, eds. (Rand McNally, 1974) [isfdb]
  • Political Science Fiction, Martin Harry Greenberg & Patricia S. Warrick, eds. (Prentice-Hall , 1974) [isfdb]
  • School and Society Through Science Fiction, Joseph D. Olander, Martin Harry Greenberg & Patricia S. Warrick, eds. (Rand McNally, 1974) [isfdb]
  • Sociology Through Science Fiction, John W. Milstead, Martin Harry Greenberg, Joseph D. Olander & Patricia S. Warrick, eds. (St. Martin's, 1974) [isfdb]
  • Looking Ahead, Dick Allen & Lori Negridge Allen, eds. (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1975) [isfdb]
  • Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction, Martin Harry Greenberg, Joseph D. Olander & Patricia S. Warrick, eds. (Delacorte, 1975) [isfdb]
  • Social Problems Through Science Fiction, Martin Harry Greenberg, John W. Milstead, Joseph D. Olander & Patricia S. Warrick, eds. (St. Martin's, 1975) [isfdb]
  • The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction, Patricia S. Warrick & Martin Harry Greenberg, eds. (Delacorte, 1975) [isfdb]
  • Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction, Val Clear, Martin Harry Greenberg, Joseph Olander & Patricia S. Warrick, eds. (St. Martin's, 1976) [isfdb]
  • The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction, Ralph Clem, Martin Harry Greenberg & Joseph Olander, eds. (Fawcett, 1976) [isfdb]
  • Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction, Joseph D. Olander & Martin Harry Greenberg, eds. (Franklin Watts, 1977) [isfdb]
  • International Relations Through Science Fiction, Martin Harry Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander, eds. (Franklin Watts, 1978) [isfdb]
  • Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology, Patricia Warrick, Martin H. Greenberg & Joseph D. Olander, eds. (Harper & Row, 1978) [isfdb]
  • Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology, Eric S. Rabkin, ed. (Oxford University Press, 1983) [isfdb]
  • Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder, Robert Silverberg, ed. (Warner Books, 1987) [isfdb]
  • Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology, Patricia S. Warrick, Charles G. Waugh & Martin H. Greenberg, eds. (Harper & Row, 1988) [isfdb]
  • Paragons: Twelve Science Fiction Writers Ply Their Craft, Robin Wilson, ed. (St. Martin's, 1996) [isfdb]



Combined Contents by Author and Title


Robert Abernathy
  • Pyramid (Astounding Jul 1954) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
  • Single Combat (F&SF Jan 1955) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • Forrest J Ackerman
  • The Shortest S-F Story Ever Told (Vertex Jun 1973) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Brian W. Aldiss
  • Burning Question (F&SF Oct 1966) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Hothouse (F&SF Feb 1961) -- Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder
  • The New Father Christmas (F&SF Jan 1958) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Poor Little Warrior! (F&SF Apr 1958) -- Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction
  • Total Environment (Galaxy Feb 1968) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
          -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • Dick Allen
  • A New Age (Edge Fll 1973) -- Looking Ahead
  • Steve Allen
  • The Public Hating (Bluebook Jan 1955) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
          -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • Poul Anderson
  • Backwardness (F&SF Mar 1958) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • Birthright (Analog Feb 1970) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • Goat Song (F&SF Feb 1972) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • The Helping Hand (Astounding May 1950) -- Political Science Fiction
  • I Tell You, It's True (Nova 2, 1972) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • The Immortal Game (F&SF Feb 1954) -- Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction
  • The Last of the Deliverers (F&SF Feb 1958) -- Political Science Fiction
  • The Sharing of Flesh (Galaxy Dec 1968) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
  • Christopher Anvil
  • Gadget vs. Trend (Analog Oct 1962) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • The Great Intellect Boom (Analog Jul 1969) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
          -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • Positive Feedback (Analog Aug 1965) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • A Rose by Other Name... (Astounding Jan 1960) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • Robert Arthur
  • Evolution's End (Thrilling Wonder Stories Apr 1941) -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
  • Isaac Asimov
  • Evidence (Astounding Sep 1946) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Franchise (If Aug 1955) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Half-Breed (Astonishing Stories Feb 1940) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Nightfall (Astounding Sep 1941) -- The Mirror of Infinity
          -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
          -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Profession (Astounding Jul 1957) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • Reason (Astounding Apr 1941) -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • The Singing Bell (F&SF Jan 1955) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Strikebreaker (Science Fiction Stories Jan 1957) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
  • Simon Bagley
  • Welcome, Comrade (F&SF Apr 1964) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • J. G. Ballard
  • The Assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy Considered as a Downhill Motor Race (Ambit #29 1966) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • Billennium (New Worlds Nov 1961) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
          -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
          -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • The Subliminal Man (New Worlds Jan 1963) -- The Mirror of Infinity
          -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
          -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • Raymond E. Banks
  • The Short Ones (F&SF Mar 1955) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Robert Barr
  • The Revolt of the... (The Idler May 1894) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Donald Barthelme
  • The Balloon (New Yorker Apr 1966) -- Science Fiction: The Future
  • Greg Bear
  • Sisters (Tangents, 1989) -- Paragons: Twelve Science Fiction Writers Ply Their Craft
  • Charles Beaumont
  • The Vanishing American (F&SF Aug 1955) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
          -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • Gregory Benford
  • Deeper Than the Darkness (F&SF Apr 1969) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • Nobody Lives on Burton Street (Amazing May 1970) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • Alfred Bester
  • Disappearing Act (Star Science Fiction Stories, 1953) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Fondly Fahrenheit (F&SF Aug 1954) -- Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder
  • The Men Who Murdered Mohammed (F&SF Oct 1958) -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • E. Michael Blake
  • Goal Tending -- Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction
  • James Blish
  • Common Time (Science Fiction Quarterly Aug 1953) -- The Mirror of Infinity
          -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
          -- Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Nelson S. Bond
  • Pilgrimage (The 31st of February, 1939) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • J. F. Bone
  • Triggerman (Astounding Dec 1958) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Jorge Luis Borges
  • The Library of Babel (Ficciones, 1962) -- The Mirror of Infinity
  • Ben Bova
  • Men of Good Will (by BB & Myron R. Lewis) (Galaxy Jun 1964) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • Ray Bradbury
  • The City (Startling Stories Jul 1950) -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • The Fire Balloons (Imagination Apr 1951) -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
  • Here There Be Tygers (New Tales of Space and Time, 1951) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • The Man in the Rorschach Shirt (Playboy Oct 1966) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • The Other Foot (New Story Magazine Mar 1951) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
          -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • The Pedestrian (The Reporter Aug 7 1951) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • The Playground (Esquire Oct 1953) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • There Will Come Soft Rains (Colliers May 6 1950) -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • To the Chicago Abyss (F&SF May 1963) -- Science Fiction: The Future
  • The Veldt (The Saturday Evening Post Sep 23 1950) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Reginald Bretnor
  • Earthwoman (F&SF Aug 1967) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Fredric Brown
  • 'Arena' (Astounding Jun 1944) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
          -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • The Waveries (Astounding Jan 1945) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • John Brunner
  • The Last Lonely Man (New Worlds May/Jun 1964) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Such Stuff (F&SF Jun 1962) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • Edward Bryant
  • Eyes of Onyx (Protostars, 1971) -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
  • Art Buchwald
  • Mars Is Ours! -- Political Science Fiction
  • Ken Bulmer
  • The Adjusted (F&SF Jun 1966) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Cynthia Bunn
  • And Keep Us From Our Castles (Analog Aug 1974) -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • Octavia E. Butler
  • Bloodchild (IASFM Jun 1984) -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Pat Cadigan
  • Pretty Boy Crossover (IASFM Jan 1986) -- Paragons: Twelve Science Fiction Writers Ply Their Craft
  • John W. Campbell, Jr.
  • Twilight (Astounding Nov 1934) -- The Mirror of Infinity
          -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
          -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • Who Goes There? (Astounding) -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Carol Carr
  • Look, You Think You've Got Troubles (Orbit 5, 1969) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Terry Carr
  • The Dance of the Changer and the Three (The Farthest Reaches, 1968) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Cleve Cartmill
  • The Link (Astounding Aug 1942) -- Political Science Fiction
  • A. Bertram Chandler
  • The Cage (F&SF Jun 1957) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
          -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • John Christopher
  • Socrates (Galaxy Mar 1951) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • Arthur C. Clarke
  • Before Eden (Amazing Jun 1961) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Death and the Senator (Analog May 1961) -- Political Science Fiction
  • History Lesson (Startling Stories May 1949) -- Science Fiction: The Future
  • The Nine Billion Names of God (Star Science Fiction Stories, 1953) -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
  • Rescue Party (Astounding May 1946) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • The Sentinel (Ten Story Fantasy Spr 1951) -- The Mirror of Infinity
          -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • The Star (Infinity Science Fiction Nov 1955) -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • Superiority (F&SF Aug 1951) -- Political Science Fiction
          -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • Hugo Correa
  • Alter Ego (F&SF Jul 1967) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • Kendell Foster Crossen
  • Restricted Clientele (Thrilling Wonder Stories Feb 1951) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • Avram Davidson
  • The House the Blakeneys Built (F&SF Jan 1965) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
  • Chan Davis
  • Adrift on the Policy Level (Star Science Fiction Stories, 1959) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Wesley Ford Davis
  • Ask and It May Be Given (F&SF Oct 1971) -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
  • Walter de la Mare
  • The Listeners (The Living Age Apr 29 1911) -- Looking Ahead
  • Miriam Allen deFord
  • The 1980 President (Galaxy Oct 1964) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • Lester del Rey
  • Instinct (Astounding Jan 1952) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • The Last True God (If Sep 1969) -- Looking Ahead
  • Samuel R. Delany
  • Corona (F&SF Oct 1967) -- Looking Ahead
  • Driftglass (If Jun 1967) -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • We, in Some Strange Power's Employ, Move on a Rigorous Line (F&SF May 1968) -- Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader
  • Philip K. Dick
  • Colony (Galaxy Jun 1953) -- Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder
  • Faith of Our Fathers (Dangerous Visions, 1967) -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • The Father-Thing (F&SF Dec 1954) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
          -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Progeny (If Nov 1954) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
          -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Gordon R. Dickson
  • Call Him Lord (Analog May 1966) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Computers Don't Argue (Analog Sep 1965) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Thomas M. Disch
  • Nada (F&SF Aug 1964) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • The Number You Have Reached (sf Impulse Feb 1967) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • William J. Earls
  • Traffic Problem (Galaxy Oct 1970) -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • Richard Eberhart
  • On Shooting Particles Beyond the World -- Looking Ahead
  • Scott Edelstein
  • The Slime Dwellers (Vertex Jun 1975) -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • George Alec Effinger
  • All the Last Wars at Once (Universe 1, 1971) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
          -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Naked to the Invisible Eye (Analog May 1973) -- Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction
  • Larry Eisenberg
  • The Chameleon (F&SF Mar 1970) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • Gordon Eklund
  • To End All Wars (Amazing Nov 1971) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • Suzette Haden Elgin
  • For the Sake of Grace (F&SF May 1969) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • George Paul Elliott
  • The NRACP (The Hudson Review Fll 1949) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • Harlan Ellison
  • I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream (If Mar 1967) -- The Mirror of Infinity
          -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Pretty Maggie Moneyeyes (Knight May 1967) -- Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader
  • 'Repent, Harlequin!' said the Ticktockman (Galaxy Dec 1965) -- Science Fiction: The Future
          -- Political Science Fiction
          -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Jerry Farber
  • Gorman -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • Philip José Farmer
  • Mother (Thrilling Wonder Stories Apr 1953) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • The Oogenesis of Bird City (Amazing Sep 1970) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • The Shadow of Space (If Nov 1967) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • The Sliced-Crosswise Only-On-Tuesday World (New Dimensions I, 1971) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • Howard Fast
  • The First Men (F&SF Feb 1960) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
          -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • The General Zapped an Angel (The General Zapped an Angel, 1970) -- Political Science Fiction
  • T. R. Fehrenbach
  • Remember the Alamo! (Analog Dec 1961) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Jack Finney
  • The Third Level (Colliers Oct 7 1950) -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • Robert L. Fish
  • To Hell with the Odds (F&SF Feb 1968) -- Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction
  • Gene Fisher
  • Stimulus-Reward Situation (Analog Aug 1973) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • E. M. Forster
  • The Machine Stops (Oxford and Cambridge Review Nov 1909) -- Science Fiction: The Future
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Karen Joy Fowler
  • Lily Red (IASFM Jul 1988) -- Paragons: Twelve Science Fiction Writers Ply Their Craft
  • Robert Frost
  • The Star-Splitter (The Century Sep 1923) -- Looking Ahead
  • Raymond Z. Gallun
  • Seeds of the Dusk (Astounding Jun 1938) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Randall Garrett
  • Fighting Division (Analog Aug 1965) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • Hail to the Chief (Analog Feb 1962) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • William Campbell Gault
  • Title Fight (Fantastic Universe Dec 1956) -- Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction
  • Hugo Gernsback
  • New York A.D. 2660 (Modern Electronics Aug 1911 as "Ralph 124C1+" part V) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Allen Ginsberg
  • Poem Rocket (Poetry London-New York Sum 1960) -- Science Fiction: The Future
  • Tom Godwin
  • The Cold Equations (Astounding Aug 1954) -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
  • Herbert Gold
  • The Day They Got Boston (Metronome Jan 1961) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Ron Goulart
  • Disposal (Venture Feb 1970) -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • Gigolo (F&SF Aug 1972) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Wyman Guin
  • The Delegate from Guapanga (Galaxy Aug 1964) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • James Gunn
  • The Cave of Night (Galaxy Feb 1955) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • The Listeners (Galaxy Sep 1968) -- Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader
  • Joe Haldeman
  • Feedback (Playboy Mar 1993) -- Paragons: Twelve Science Fiction Writers Ply Their Craft
  • Charles L. Harness
  • Bookmobile (If Nov 1968) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • Harry Harrison
  • The Ever-Branching Tree (Science Against Man, 1970) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • The Streets of Ashkelon (New Worlds Sep 1962) -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
  • Nathaniel Hawthorne
  • The Artist of the Beautiful (United States Magazine and Democratic Review Jun 1844) -- Looking Ahead
  • The Birthmark (The Pioneer Mar 1843) -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Earth's Holocaust (Graham's Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine May 1844) -- Science Fiction: The Future
  • Rappaccini's Daughter (United States Magazine and Democratic Review Dec 1844) -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • Robert A. Heinlein
  • "—And He Built a Crooked House" (Astounding Feb 1941) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • 'All You Zombies—' (F&SF Mar 1959) -- The Mirror of Infinity
          -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • Beyond Doubt (by RAH & Elma Wentz) (Astonishing Stories Apr 1941) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Goldfish Bowl (Astounding Mar 1942) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • The Green Hills of Earth (The Saturday Evening Post Feb 8 1947) -- Science Fiction: The Future
  • They (Unknown Apr 1941) -- Science Fiction: The Future
  • The Year of the Jackpot (Galaxy Mar 1952) -- Looking Ahead
  • Zenna Henderson
  • Pottage (F&SF Sep 1955) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • Joe Hensley
  • In Dark Places (Future City, 1973) -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • Frank Herbert
  • Committee of the Whole (Galaxy Apr 1965) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • The Nothing (Fantastic Universe Jan 1956) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Albert Hernhuter
  • Texas Week (Fantastic Universe Jan 1954) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Tom Herzog
  • Investigating the Curiosity Drive (F&SF Nov 1968) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • The Plot (Rogue Dec 1965) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • E. T. A. Hoffmann
  • The Sandman (Best Tales of Hoffmann, 1967) -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • H. H. Hollis
  • Sword Game (Galaxy Apr 1968) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • James D. Houston
  • Gas Mask (Nugget 1964) -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • Hayden Howard
  • The Modern Penitentiary (Galaxy Dec 1966) -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • P. M. Hubbard
  • Special Consent (F&SF Oct 1963) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Daniel B. James
  • Integration Module (Analog Jan 1973) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • Will F. Jenkins
  • The Little Terror (The Saturday Evening Post Aug 22 1953) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Gerald Jonas
  • The Shaker Revival (Galaxy Feb 1970) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • Norman Kagan
  • Four Brands of Impossible (F&SF Sep 1964) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • Colin Kapp
  • The Cloudbuilders (New Writings in SF. 12, 1968) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Leo P. Kelley
  • Teaching Prime (Infinity, 1972) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • James Patrick Kelly
  • Monsters (IASFM Jun 1992) -- Paragons: Twelve Science Fiction Writers Ply Their Craft
  • John Kessel
  • Buddha Nostril Bird (IASFM Mar 1990) -- Paragons: Twelve Science Fiction Writers Ply Their Craft
  • Daniel Keyes
  • Crazy Maro (F&SF Apr 1960) -- Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader
  • Flowers for Algernon (F&SF Apr 1959) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
          -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Damon Knight
  • A Annotated "Masks" (Playboy Jul 1968) -- Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader
  • Four in One (Galaxy Feb 1953) -- Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder
  • Masks (Playboy Jul 1968) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Stranger Station (F&SF Dec 1956) -- Looking Ahead
  • Kenneth Koch
  • The Artist -- Science Fiction: The Future
  • Dean Koontz
  • The Undercity (Future City, 1973) -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
          -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • C. M. Kornbluth
  • The Education of Tigress Macardle (Venture Jul 1957) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • The Little Black Bag (Astounding Jul 1950) -- Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder
  • The Luckiest Man in Denv (Galaxy Jun 1952) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • The Marching Morons (Galaxy Apr 1951) -- Looking Ahead
  • Nancy Kress
  • The Price of Oranges (IASFM Apr 1989) -- Paragons: Twelve Science Fiction Writers Ply Their Craft
  • Henry Kuttner
  • Home Is the Hunter (Galaxy Jul 1953) -- Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder
  • Jesting Pilot (Astounding May 1947) -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • Private Eye (by HK & C. L. Moore) (Astounding Jan 1949) -- The Mirror of Infinity as by Lewis Padgett
          -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow... as by Lewis Padgett
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Two-Handed Engine (by HK & C. L. Moore) (F&SF Aug 1955) -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • R. A. Lafferty
  • About a Secret Crocodile (Galaxy Aug 1970) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • The Hole on the Corner (Orbit 2, 1967) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Interurban Queen (Orbit 8, 1970) -- Looking Ahead
  • Polity and Custom of the Camiroi (Galaxy Jun 1967) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • Primary Education of the Camiroi (Galaxy Dec 1966) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
          -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • Slow Tuesday Night (Galaxy Apr 1965) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • This Grand Carcass (Amazing Nov 1968) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Keith Laumer
  • The Lawgiver (The Year 2000, 1970) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • The Negotiators (Analog Feb 1975) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • The Right to Resist (If Jun 1971) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • The Right to Revolt (If Jun 1971) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • Ursula K. Le Guin
  • Nine Lives (Playboy Nov 1969) -- Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader
          -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
          -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Vaster Than Empires and More Slow (New Dimensions I, 1971) -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • Herbert A. Lehrman
  • Revolt of the Potato-Picker (F&SF Jul 1966) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • Fritz Leiber
  • Coming Attraction (Galaxy Nov 1950) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Murray Leinster
  • Keyhole (Thrilling Wonder Stories Dec 1951) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Anthony R. Lewis
  • Request for Proposal (Analog Nov 1972) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • Myron R. Lewis
  • Men of Good Will (by Ben Bova & MRL) (Galaxy Jun 1964) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • Richard O. Lewis
  • The Docs (F&SF Dec 1964) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • Jack London
  • A Curious Fragment (Town Topics Dec 10 1908) -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • George MacBeth
  • Crab Apple Crisis (New Worlds Oct 1966) -- Science Fiction: The Future
          -- Political Science Fiction
  • Katherine MacLean
  • Unhuman Sacrifice (Astounding Nov 1958) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
  • Alexander B. Malec
  • 10:01 A.M. (Analog Mar 1966) -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • Barry N. Malzberg
  • How I Take Their Measure (F&SF Jan 1969) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • Katherine Marcuse
  • Twenty-First Century Mother (Authentic #41 1954) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • George R. R. Martin
  • The Last Super Bowl Game (Gallery Feb 1975) -- Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction
  • Run to Starlight (Amazing Dec 1974) -- Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction
  • The Second Kind of Loneliness (Analog Dec 1972) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • Joseph P. Martino
  • ...Not a Prison Make (Analog Sep 1966) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Richard Matheson
  • Steel (F&SF May 1956) -- Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction
  • Anne McCaffrey
  • The Ship Who Sang (F&SF Apr 1961) -- Looking Ahead
  • J. Francis McComas
  • Shock Treatment (9 Tales of Space and Time, 1954) -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • James V. McConnell
  • Learning Theory (If Dec 1957) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • J. T. McIntosh
  • First Lady (Galaxy Jun 1953) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Vonda N. McIntyre
  • Of Mist, and Grass, and Sand (Analog Oct 1973) -- Looking Ahead
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Judith Merril
  • Survival Ship (Worlds Beyond Jan 1951) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
  • That Only a Mother (Astounding Jun 1948) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • Jesse Miller
  • Pigeon City (Analog Nov 1972) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • Walter M. Miller, Jr.
  • A Canticle for Leibowitz (F&SF Apr 1955) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
          -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
  • Crucifixus Etiam (Astounding Feb 1953) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Thomas F. Monteleone
  • Chicago (Future City, 1973) -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • Michael Moorcock
  • Behold the Man (New Worlds #166 1966) -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
  • C. L. Moore
  • No Woman Born (Astounding Dec 1944) -- Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Private Eye (by Henry Kuttner & CLM) (Astounding Jan 1949) -- The Mirror of Infinity as by Lewis Padgett
          -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow... as by Lewis Padgett
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Two-Handed Engine (by Henry Kuttner & CLM) (F&SF Aug 1955) -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • Raylyn Moore
  • A Different Drummer (F&SF Feb 1971) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • Ward Moore
  • Adjustment (F&SF May 1957) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • Frank Merriwell in the White House (Galaxy Jul 1973) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • Walter F. Moudy
  • The Survivor (Amazing May 1965) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Edwin Muir
  • The Horses -- Looking Ahead
  • Pat Murphy
  • Rachel in Love (IASFM Apr 1987) -- Paragons: Twelve Science Fiction Writers Ply Their Craft
  • Howard L. Myers
  • Misinformation (Analog Apr 1972) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • Larry Niven
  • The Hole Man (Analog Jan 1974) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Alan E. Nourse
  • Brightside Crossing (Galaxy Jan 1956) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • The Compleat Consumators (F&SF Apr 1964) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Clancy O'brien
  • Generation Gaps (Analog Sep 1972) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • Chad Oliver
  • Far from This Earth (The Year 2000, 1970) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
  • Of Course (Astounding May 1954) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • Richard Peck
  • Gantlet (Orbit 10, 1972) -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • Hayford Peirce
  • Unlimited Warfare (Analog Nov 1974) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • Rog Phillips
  • The Yellow Pill (Astounding Oct 1958) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • H. Beam Piper
  • Omnilingual (Astounding Feb 1957) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Edgar Allan Poe
  • A Descent into the Maelström (Graham's Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine May 1841) -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar (American Whig Review Dec 1845) -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • Frederik Pohl
  • The Celebrated No-Hit Inning (Fantastic Universe Sep 1956) -- Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction
  • Day Million (Rogue Feb/Mar 1966) -- Science Fiction: The Future
          -- Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader
          -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
          -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
          -- Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder
  • Grandy Devil (Galaxy Jun 1955) -- Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader
  • Arthur Porges
  • Guilty as Charged (The Best Science Fiction Stories and Novels: 1955, 1955) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
          -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • Tom Purdom
  • Reduction in Arms (F&SF Aug 1967) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • Ken W. Purdy
  • The Noise (Playboy Mar 1959) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • John Rankine
  • Two's Company (New Writings in SF. 1, 1964) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • Kit Reed
  • Cynosure (F&SF Jun 1964) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Golden Acres (Mister Da V. and Other Stories, 1967) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • In Behalf of the Product (Bad Moon Rising, 1973) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • The New You (F&SF Sep 1962) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • The Vine (F&SF Nov 1967) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
          -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Mack Reynolds
  • City's End (Future Quest, 1973) -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • Freedom (Analog Feb 1961) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Pacifist (F&SF Jan 1964) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Psi Assassin (Analog Dec 1967) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • Radical Center (Analog Mar 1967) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • Utopian (The Year 2000, 1970) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Frank M. Robinson
  • "East Wind, West Wind" (Nova 2, 1972) -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • The Girls from Earth (Galaxy Jan 1952) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Kim Stanley Robinson
  • Glacier (IASFM Sep 1988) -- Paragons: Twelve Science Fiction Writers Ply Their Craft
  • Bill Rotsler
  • Bohassian Learns (Amazing Jul 1971) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • Joanna Russ
  • The Man Who Could Not See Devils (Alchemy & Academe, 1970) -- Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader
  • When It Changed (Again, Dangerous Visions, 1972) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Eric Frank Russell
  • Bitter End (Science Fiction Plus Dec 1953) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Sam Sackett
  • Hail to the Chief (Future Jun 1954) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • William Sambrot
  • Night of the Leopard (F&SF Sep 1967) -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
          -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • Pamela Sargent
  • Clone Sister (Eros in Orbit, 1973) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Stanley Schmidt
  • Lost Newton (Analog Sep 1970) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
          -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
  • May the Best Man Win (Analog Mar 1971) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • Thomas N. Scortia
  • The Icebox Blonde (Rogue Jun 1959) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Sea Change (Astounding Jun 1956) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Woman's Rib (Galaxy Jul 1972) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Michael Shaara
  • 2066: Election Day (Astounding Dec 1956) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Bob Shaw
  • Light of Other Days (Analog Aug 1966) -- Science Fiction: The Future
          -- Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder
  • Robert Sheckley
  • Can You Feel Anything When I Do This? (Playboy Aug 1969) -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • Love, Incorporated (Playboy Sep 1956) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
          -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • The Monsters (F&SF Mar 1953) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
          -- Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder
  • The People Trap (F&SF Jun 1968) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • The Perfect Woman (Amazing Dec 1953/Jan ’) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • The Prize of Peril (F&SF May 1958) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • Seventh Victim (Galaxy Apr 1953) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • Specialist (Galaxy May 1953) -- The Mirror of Infinity
          -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
          -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Street of Dreams, Feet of Clay (Galaxy Feb 1968) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
          -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • Lucius Shepard
  • Beast of the Heartland (Playboy Sep 1992) -- Paragons: Twelve Science Fiction Writers Ply Their Craft
  • T. L. Sherred
  • Bounty (Again, Dangerous Visions, 1972) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
          -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • Robert Silverberg
  • After the Myths Went Home (F&SF Nov 1969) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Black Is Beautiful (The Year 2000, 1970) -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
  • Going Down Smooth (Galaxy Aug 1968) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • Good News from the Vatican (Universe 1, 1971) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
          -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
  • A Happy Day in 2381 (Nova 1, 1970) -- The City 2000 A.D.: Urban Life through Science Fiction
          -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Hawksbill Station (Galaxy Aug 1967) -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • Sundance (F&SF Jun 1969) -- Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader
          -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Sunrise on Mercury (Science Fiction Stories May 1957) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Clifford D. Simak
  • Desertion (Astounding Nov 1944) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
          -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • Eternity Lost (Astounding Jul 1949) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Isaac Bashevis Singer
  • Jachid and Jachidah -- Science Fiction: The Future
  • John Sladek
  • The Man Who Devoured Books (If Jan 1971) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • Henry Slesar
  • Examination Day (Playboy Feb 1958) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • Cordwainer Smith
  • The Game of Rat and Dragon (Galaxy Oct 1955) -- The Mirror of Infinity
          -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Scanners Live in Vain (Fantasy Book #6 1950) -- Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder
  • Evelyn E. Smith
  • A Day in the Suburbs (F&SF Sep 1960) -- Sociology Through Science Fiction
  • Norman Spinrad
  • The Big Flash (Orbit 5, 1969) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • The National Pastime (Nova 3, 1973) -- Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction
  • No Direction Home (New Worlds Quarterly 2, 1971) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • Sherwood Springer
  • No Land of Nod (Thrilling Wonder Stories Dec 1952) -- Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction
  • Will Stanton
  • Dodger Fan (F&SF Jun 1957) -- Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction
  • Bruce Sterling
  • Our Neural Chernobyl (F&SF Jun 1988) -- Paragons: Twelve Science Fiction Writers Ply Their Craft
  • Bob Stickgold
  • Susie's Reality (Worlds of If May/Jun 1973) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • Theodore Sturgeon
  • And Now the News... (F&SF Dec 1956) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • Crate (Knight Oct 1970) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Dazed (Galaxy Sep 1971) -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
  • The Man Who Learned Loving (Adam May 1969) -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
  • Memorial (Astounding Apr 1946) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Thunder and Roses (Astounding Nov 1947) -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • The World Well Lost (Universe Jun 1953) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • D. M. Thomas
  • Tithonus (Penguin Modern Poets, 1968) -- Science Fiction: The Future
  • John B. Thomas
  • Publish and Perish (If Jun 1968) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • Theodore Thomas
  • December 28th (Playboy Dec 1959) -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • The Far Look (Astounding Aug 1956) -- Looking Ahead
  • James E. Thompson
  • The Amphibious Cavalry Gap (Analog Feb 1974) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • Robert Thurston
  • The Hippie-Dip File (F&SF Mar 1972) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • Up Against the Wall (Amazing Aug 1973) -- School and Society Through Science Fiction
  • James Tiptree, Jr.
  • And I Have Come Upon This Place by Lost Ways (Nova 2, 1972) -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
  • Houston, Houston, Do You Read? (Aurora: Beyond Equality, 1976) -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • The Man Who Walked Home (Amazing May 1972) -- Looking Ahead
  • Leonard Tushnet
  • Aunt Jennie's Tonic (F&SF Dec 1971) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
  • Sydney J. Van Scyoc
  • A Visit to Cleveland General (Galaxy Oct 1968) -- Social Problems Through Science Fiction
  • A. E. van Vogt
  • Enchanted Village (Other Worlds Science Stories Jul 1950) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
  • Jack Vance
  • DP! (Avon SF&F Reader Apr 1953) -- Political Science Fiction
  • The New Prime (Worlds Beyond Feb 1951) -- Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder
  • John Varley
  • Options (Universe 9, 1979) -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Vernor Vinge
  • Bomb Scare (Analog Nov 1970) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Voltaire
  • Micromegas -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • E. G. von Wald
  • Hemeac (Galaxy Aug 1968) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
  • Harrison Bergeron (F&SF Oct 1961) -- Science Fiction: The Future
  • Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow (Galaxy Jan 1954) -- Looking Ahead
  • Howard Waldrop
  • Fair Game (Afterlives, 1986) -- Paragons: Twelve Science Fiction Writers Ply Their Craft
  • William Walling
  • Triage (Analog Nov 1976) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • Donald Wandrei
  • A Scientist Divides (Astounding Sep 1934) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • Stanley G. Weinbaum
  • A Martian Odyssey (Wonder Stories Jul 1934) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • H. G. Wells
  • The Country of the Blind (The Strand Apr 1904) -- Science Fiction: The Future
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • The Star (The Graphic Christmas 1897) -- The Mirror of Infinity
          -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
          -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • A Vision of Judgement (The Butterfly Sep 1899) -- Looking Ahead
  • Elma Wentz
  • Beyond Doubt (by Robert A. Heinlein & EW) (Astonishing Stories Apr 1941) -- Political Science Fiction
  • Donald Westlake
  • The Winner (Nova 1, 1970) -- Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow...
  • Richard Wilbur
  • Advice to a Prophet (New Yorker Apr 4 1959) -- Science Fiction: The Future
  • Kate Wilhelm
  • The Planners (Orbit 3, 1968) -- Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader
  • Jay Williams
  • Gifts of the Gods (F&SF Apr 1962) -- International Relations Through Science Fiction
  • Robert Moore Williams
  • Robots Return (Astounding Sep 1938) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
  • Jack Williamson
  • Jamboree (Galaxy Dec 1969) -- Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader
  • Robin Scott Wilson
  • For a While There, Herbert Marcuse, I Thought You Were Maybe Right About Alienation and Eros (F&SF Jul 1972) -- Those Who Can: A Science Fiction Reader
  • Donald A. Wollheim
  • The Lysenko Maze (F&SF Jul 1954) -- Introductory Psychology Through Science Fiction
  • Pg Wyal
  • The Freak (F&SF Apr 1969) -- American Government Through Science Fiction
  • A Jury Not of Peers (Amazing Jan 1976) -- Criminal Justice Through Science Fiction
  • Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
  • Frog Pond (Galaxy Mar 1971) -- Anthropology Through Science Fiction
  • Roger Zelazny
  • The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth (F&SF Mar 1965) -- Run to Starlight, Sports Through Science Fiction
  • For a Breath I Tarry (New Worlds Mar 1966) -- Science Fiction: A Historical Anthology
  • The Game of Blood and Dust (Galaxy Apr 1975) -- Science Fiction: Contemporary Mythology
  • A Rose for Ecclesiastes (F&SF Nov 1963) -- Science Fiction: The Future
          -- The New Awareness: Religion Through Science Fiction
          -- Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association Anthology
  • Pamela Zoline
  • The Heat Death of the Universe (New Worlds Jul 1967) -- The Mirror of Infinity

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