Ace
Books
Advent:Publishers
books from - 1,
2,
3
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
as
dirty joke, conception
in
Heinlein
Individual, solipsism
Amazing Stories
Heinlein material - 1,
2,
3,
4
American
Legion Magazine
American
Mercury
Amra
Analog Science Fiction-Science Fact
(formerly Astounding Science
Fiction)
- 1,
2,
3
" '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 - 1,
2,
3
future
history , writing style
Argosy
Heinlein stories - 1,
2
ARROWSMITH
(S. Lewis)
"As I See Tomorrow" - 1,
2
Ashwell,
Pauline
Asimov, Isaac
in
Astounding
Golden
Age
future
history
Podkayne
compared to Arkady Darell
letter
in Astonishing
at
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Hoffman
Electronics advertisements
ASSIGNMENT
IN ETERNITY
Astonishing Stories
Heinlein stories - 1,
2
Astounding Science Fiction
Heinlein stories - 1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8,
9,
10,
11,
12,
13,
14,
15,
16,
17,
18,
19,
20,
21
first
sale, early stories outside
Astounding
use
of pen names , Future
History chart
leaves
Astounding
after World War II
Campbell
as editor, Unknown
political
sf, "Unwillingly to
School"
Author
and Journalist
Azimov,
Isaac
"Back
of the Moon"
Ballantine
Books
Bellamy,
Edward
BEST
FROM STARTLING STORIES, THE
Bester,
Alfred
BETWEEN
PLANETS
reference
to Ganymede, as juvenile
distinctive
alien, weak ending
Man-Who-Learned-Better
Shakespeare
quote
"Beyond
Doubt"
mysticism
BEYOND
THIS HORIZON
dedicated
to Caleb Lanning
among Heinlein's best - 1,
2,
3,
4,
5
well-constructed society - 1,
2
multiple
points of view, interest
in process
romance
in, weak ending
stress
on freedom, libertarianism
hero
a part of his society, wolfish
morality
Heinlein Individual - 1,
2
reincarnation,
solipsism
Bierce,
Ambrose
"Black
Pits of Luna, The"
Blish, James
"call
a rabbit a smeerp"
"intensively
recomplicated"
on
Strange
in a Strange Land
future
history, The Triumph
of Time
Bloch,
Robert
"Blowups
Happen"
Blue Book
Heinlein stories - 1,
2
"Bombardment
in Reverse" (N.L. Knight)
Boone,
Lincoln
Boucher, Anthony
acknowledgments
review
of The Pupper Masters
opinion
of Time for the Stars
opinion
of Podkayne of Mars
review
of "Waldo"
Boys' Life
Heinlein stories - 1,
2,
3,
4
some
stories never reprinted
Bradbury,
Ray
Bretnor,
Reginald
Briney,
Robert
Burroughs, Edgar Rice
sword-and-sorcery,
two-pronged
plots
"By
His Bootstraps"
use
of penname, short novel
length
compared
to " 'All You Zombies--' "
straightforward
construction, complex
plot
Heinlein
Individual
Campbell,
John W.
editor
of Astounding and Unknown
opinion
of "Life-Line"
source
of plot for Sixth Column
prints
list of Future History stories
introduction
of Future History
publishes
"Elsewhere"
November
1949 trick issue
intro
to The Man Who Sold the Moon
Captain
Future
Captain
Video
CAPTAINS
COURAGEOUS (Kipling)
CHARLOTTE'S
WEB
"Child
by Chronos" (Harness)
CITIZEN
OF THE GALAXY
among
Heinlein's best
parts
don't hang together
Heinlein
Individual
stereotypical
character
sexually
naive hero
hero's
special talent
Clement,
Hal
"Cold
Equations, The" (Godwin)
Collier,
John
Collier's
Colorado
Springs Gazette Telegraph
"Columbus
Was a Dope"
gimmick
story
"Common
Sense"
"Concerning
Stories Never Written"
"Conditionally
Human" (W. Miller)
Cornog,
Robert
"Corpse
in Your Bed Is Me, The"
(Miller/Boone)
"Coventry"
short
novel length
construction
and execution
man
who learns better
libertarianism
hero
who rejects society
Cox, Arthur
Jean
Cummings,
Ray
Davenport,
Basil
de Camp, L. Sprague
acknowledgments
poll in Science-Fiction Handbook
- 1, 2
description
of Heinlein
comment
on Methuselah's Children
on
the weakness of Heinlein's endings
in
Astounding
Golden
Age
at
Philadelphia Navy Yard
De
Vore, Howard
"Delilah
and the Space-Rigger"
Dell Publishing
Co.
Descartes,
Rene
Destination Moon (movie)
based on Rocket Ship
Galileo - 1, 2
short
story based on screenplay
"Destination
Moon"
"Devil
Makes the Law, The"
Dietz,
Frank
"Discovery
of the Future, The"
DOOR INTO
SUMMER, THE
neurotic
child
unusual romance - 1,
2
complex
plot
DOUBLE
STAR
apolitical
hero, hero part of his
society
based
on idea from The Star Beast
similarities
to other adult novels
romantic
situation, elitism
Shakespeare
quote
DRAGON
IN THE SEA, THE (Hebert)
"Dwindling
Sphere, The" (Hawkins)
DYING EARTH, THE (Vance)
way
of handling magic, example
of style
sword-and-sorcery,
romantic
sf
Ecclesiastes
Eisenhower,
Dwight D.
"Elephant
Circuit, The"
"Elsewhen"
("Elsewhere")
use
of penname, plot flaws,
mysticism
denial
of death, denial of reality
Emerson,
Ralph Waldo
ENCYCLOPEDIA
BRITANNICA
ENEMY
STARS, THE (Anderson)
Fantasy and Science Fiction (F&SF)
Heinlein stories - 1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6
review
of "Misfit"
review
of "Waldo"
review
of The Pupper Masters
Time
for the Stars not serialized
stories by other authors -1,
2,
3,
4,
5
Fantasy Press
books from - 1,
2
FARMER
IN THE SKY
weak ending - 1,
2
references
to Rhysling
Heinlein
Individual
dealing
with the strange-but-normal
FARNHAM'S
FREEHOLD
cut
in serialization
female
characters not developed
sexual romanticism - 1,
2
construction
and execution
not
successful, lack of clear
context
rejection
of society,
Shakespeare
quote
Heinlein
Individual, doubt and defeat
failure
of the competent hero
relation
to "The Patrick Henry League"
relation
to 1961 Worldcon speech
Farrar,
Straus & Young
FIRST
FLIGHT (Knight)
Flaubert,
Gustave
"Flight
into the Future"
FREDDY
THE PIG (Brooks)
"Free Men"
Future
Future
History
mainly
appeared under own name
introduced
by John Campbell
"Coventry"
"The
Long Watch"
"The
Man Who Sold the Moon"
"Future
Revisited, The"
Galaxy Science Fiction
Heinlein material - 1,
2,
3,
4
story
by Walter M. Miller
political
sf
Geary, Clifford (illustrator) - 1,
2
"Gentlemen,
Be Seated!"
Gernsback,
Hugo
Gerstenfeld,
Virginia
GLORY ROAD
unsuccessful,
doubt
and defeat
meaningless
goal
spiral
structure, weak ending
featureless
background
romantic
situation, bright dialogue
sexual romanticism - 1,
2,
3
elitism,
hero's
special talent
Gnome
Press
"Goldfish
Bowl"
"Green
Hills of Earth, The"
comparative
low point
not originally Future History -
1,
2
GREEN HILLS OF EARTH, THE - 1,
2,
3
"Gulf"
stories
of 1949
artibrary conclusion - 1,
2
elitism - 1,
2
Halevy,
Al
Hamlet
(Shakespeare)
Harmon,
Jim
Harness,
Charles
HAVE SPACE
SUIT--WILL TRAVEL
among Heinlein's best - 1,
2,
3
concern with facts - 1,
2
interest
in time travel
delightful
female character
distinctive
alien
circular
structure
construction and execution - 1,
2
Shakespeare
quote
Hawkins,
Willard E.
Healy,
Raymond J.
Heinlein,
Leslyn McDonald
Heinlein, Virginia Gerstenfeld - 1,
2
HIGH CRUSADE,
THE (Anderson)
Hillman
Periodicals
Hoen, Richard
Hoffman
Electronics Corporation
Howard,
Robert E.
HUCKLEBERRY
FINN (Twain)
Hugo award
won by Heinlein - 1,
2,
3,
4,
5
If
" 'If
This Goes On--' "
Future
History
followed by "Coventry" - 1,
2
sloppy plotting - 1,
2
forced
emotion, bright dialogue
apolitical
hero; liberty - 1,
2
Heinlein Individual - 1,
2
sexual romanticism - 1,
2
Imagination
IN SEARCH OF WONDER (Knight)
1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6
"Introduction"
(to Tomorrow the Stars)
ISSUE AT HAND, THE (Blish) - 1,
2
"It's
Great to Be Back"
not
very science-fictional
unclichéd
marital relationship
"Jerry
Is a Man" ("Jerry Was a Man")
JUNGLE
BOOKS, THE (Kipling)
KIM
(Kipling)
Kipling,
Rudyard
|
Knight, Damon - 1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8,
9,
10
as
illustrator
Knight,
Norman L.
Kornbluth,
Cyril M.
Korzybski,
Alfred
Lancer
Books
Laning,
Caleb B.
Leiber,
Fritz
Leinster, Murray
writing
since 1919
contrast
with Heinlein
policy
of not describing characters
" 'Let
There Be Light' "
in
Future History -- later dropped
sexual
banter
Lewis,
Jerry Lee
Ley, Willy
"Life-Line"
first
story, interest in
time travel
focus
on society, plot flaws
Little,
Brown and Co.
LITTLE
FUZZY (Piper)
"Logic
of Empire"
position
in Future History
LOLITA
(Nabukov)
"Long
Watch, The"
shoehorned
into Future History
LOOKING
BACKWARD (Bellamy)
"Lost
Legacy" ("Lost Legion")
mysticism,
characters
remake society
Lowell,
Percival
McComas, J. Francis
comment
on Tom Corbett
review
of The Pupper Masters
review
of "Waldo"
MacDonald, Anson (Heinlein pseud.)
source
of name, where used
given
up after World War II
"Waldo",
"
'--We Also Walk Dogs' "
McDonald,
Leslyn
Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, The
-- See: Fantasy and Science Fiction
"Magic,
Inc."
pure
fantasy
"Man Overboard"
(Collier)
"Man Who
Came Early, The" (Anderson)
"Man Who
Sold the Moon, The"
prequel
to "Requiem", romantic
situation
MAN WHO
SOLD THE MOON, THE
Campbell
introduction
"Man
Who Traveled in Elephants, The"
Meet the
Press
"Menace
from Earth, The"
added
to Future History
skill at world-building - 1,
2
unconvincing
heroine
Merril,
Judith
METHUSELAH'S
CHILDREN
Future
History
casually
tossed-off ideas
hero's
discomfort about incest
desire
for longevity
1958
revision
Mikado,
The (Gilbert & Sullivan)
Miller,
P. Schuyler
Miller, Walter M., Jr. - 1,
2
"Misfit"
plot flaws - 1,
2,
3
focus
on society, hero's special
talent
Libby
in Methuselah's Children
Future
History
MISSION OF GRAVITY (Clement) - 1,
2
MOBY DICK
(Melville)
MODERN
SCIENCE FICTION (ed. Bretnor)
Monroe, Lyle (Heinlein pseud.)
use of pseudonym - 1,
2,
3,
4
MOON IS
A HARSH MISTRESS, THE
comment
by James Blish
sexual
romanticism,
ineffectual
narrator
MORE THAN
HUMAN (Sturgeon)
Morris,
Robert
Moskowitz, Sam - 1,
2
" 'My
Object All Sublime' "
better
forgotten
Myers,
John
NINTH
ANNUAL OF THE YEAR'S BEST SF, THE (ed. Boucher)
"No Truce
With Kings"
"Nothing
Ever Happens on the Moon"
concerned
with Scouting, never
reprinted
OF WORLDS BEYOND - 1,
2
"On
the Writing of Speculative Fiction"
"Ordeal
in Space"
ORPHANS
OF THE SKY
Future
History, two-headed mutant
OTHER
HUMAN RACE, THE (Piper)
"Our Fair
City"
"Pandora's
Box"
Panshin,
Alexei
PAST
THROUGH TOMORROW, THE
Patrick
Henry League, The
"Pied Piper"
Piper, H. Beam - 1,
2,
3
"Planets
in Combat"
Plato
PODKAYNE
OF MARS
not
a typical Heinlein juvenile, weak
plot
Pogo
"Pravda
Means 'Truth' "
"Preface"
Price, George W. - 1,
2,
3
Project
Moonbase
"Project
Nightmare"
PUCK OF
POOK'S HILL (Kipling)
PUPPET
MASTERS, THE
first
adult novel since 1942
linear
structure, sexual romanticism
man as a wild animal - 1,
2
Heinlein Individual - 1,
2
interest
in society, stress on
freedom
relation
to "The Patrick Henry League"
Putnam
"Ray Guns
and Rocket Ships"
RED PLANET
among Heinlein's best - 1,
2,
3
distinctive
alien, Martian ghosts
Reinsberg,
Mark
"Requiem"
linked
to "The Man Who Sold the Moon"
stress
on freedom
REQUIEM FOR ASTOUNDING, A (Roger
1,
2
REVOLT IN 2100 - 1,
2
Riley,
Frank
Riverside, John (Heinlein pseud.) - 1,
2
"Roads
Must Roll, The"
ROBINSON
CRUSOE (Defoe)
ROCKET
SHIP GALILEO
among weaker juveniles - 1,
2,
3
extinct
Lunarians, space suits
romantic
situation
basis
of Destination Moon
Rogers, Alva
on
Heinlein's influence
on
Methuselah's
Children
ROLLING
STONES, THE
twins,
skillful
use of context
episodic
structure, Heinlein
Individual
linked
to The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress
"Satellite
Scout"
Saturday Evening Post
Heinlein stories- 1,
2,
3,
4
typical
romantic realism
Saturn
Saunders, Caleb (Heinlein pseud.) - 1,
2
School
Library Association of California Bulletin
SCIENCE-FICTION HANDBOOK - 1,
2,
3
"Science
Fiction: Its Nature, Faults and Virtues"
SCIENCE FICTION NOVEL, THE - 1,
2
Scientific
American
Scortia,
Thomas N.
Scribner's
Heinlein juveniles - 1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8,
9,
10,
11
Clifford
Geary illustrations
"Searchlight"
added
to Future History
SECOND
FOUNDATION (Asimov)
Shakespeare,
William
Shangri-L'Affaires
"Shooting
'Destination Moon' "
Short
Stories Magazine
SIXTH
COLUMN
similar
plot in "Free Men"
romantic
situation, stress on
freedom
"Sky Lift"
develops
a genuine problem
"Solution
Unsatisfactory"
SPACE
CADET
obvious
story
asteroids
as former planet
reference
to Ganymede
basis of "The Long Watch" - 1,
2
stereotypical
character
"Space
Jockey"
linked
to "Gentlemen, Be Seated!"
Stapledon,
Olaf
STAR BEAST,
THE
among
Heinlein's best
darkness
of tone
characters
not described
Heinlein
Individual
stereotypical
characters
"Star
Lummox"
STARMAN
JONES
among Heinlein's best - 1,
2
darkness
of tone
man as a wild animal - 1,
2
stereotypical
character, well-built
plot
character-centered
story, bright dialogue
hero's
special talent, Heinlein
Individual
"Starship
Soldier"
STARSHIP
TROOPERS
cut
in serialization
similarities
to The Pupper Masters
flogging
of bad drivers
man as a wild animal - 1,
2
government
right by definition
faceless
narrator, Heinlein
Individual
unusually
complex structure
definition
of value
relation
to "The Patrick Henry League"
Startling
Stories
STRANGER
IN A STRANGE LAND
comment
by James Blish
among
Heinlein's most ambitious
uses
same idea as gave to Sturgeon
significance
of name "Michael"
Heinlein Individual - 1,
2,
3
Martian ghosts - 1,
2
hero's
special talent
characters
barely described
sexual
romanticism
fits
Heinlein's definition of fantasy
Street
and Smith Publications
Sturgeon, Theodore
writing
as long as Heinlein
in
Astounding
Golden
Age
given story ideas by Heinlein -
1,
2
distinctive
style
Super
Science Stories
Tempest,
The (Shakespeare)
"Tenderfoot
in Space"
"They"
solipsism
Thrilling
Wonder Stories
TIME FOR
THE STARS
connections
to other 1956 novels
hero
marries great-grand-niece
hero's
special talent, weak ending
Tom Corbett: Space Cadet
based on Heinlein's Space Cadet
- 1, 2
Town
and Country
"Tramp
Space Ship"
TRIUMPH
OF TIME, THE (Blish)
TUNNEL
IN THE SKY
man as a wild animal - 1,
2
spiral
structure
naive
hero, hero part of his
society
suspended
animation to avoid death
Turner,
Frederick Jackson
Twain, Mark
character described as looking
like - 1, 2
"Universe"
Unknown and Unknown Worlds
Heinlein stories - 1,
2,
3,
4,
5
use of own name - 1,
2,
3
use
of pseudonym
"Unpleasant
Profession of Jonathan Hoag, The"
ends
Heinlein's first period
unclichéd
marital relationship
"Unwillingly
to School" (Ashwell)
van Vogt, A. E.
too
many ideas per story
comic
strip supermen
intensively
recomplicated stories
Hoffman
Electronics advertisements
Vance, Jack - 1,
2,
3
Venture
Science Fiction
Vercors - 1,
2
"Waldo"
among Heinlein's best - 1,
2,
3
short
novel length, weak
ending
mysticism,
speculation
, denial of reality
hero
who rejects society
Heinlein
Individual
"Water
Is for Washing"
" '--We
Also Walk Dogs' "
growing writing skill - 1,
2
added to Future History - 1,
2
WEAPON
SHOPS OF ISHER, THE
(van Vogt)
Weird
Tales
Wells, H.
G.
Wentz,
Elma
"Where To?" -
1,
2
"While
the Evil Days Come Not"
"Who Are
the Heirs of Patrick Henry?"
Williams,
Tennessee
Williamson, Jack - 1,
2
Wodehouse,
P. G.
Wood,
Ed
WORLD
BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA, THE
World Science Fiction Convention
Guest of Honor appearances - 1,
2,
3
Theodore
Sturgeon speech
WORLDS OF ROBERT A. HEINLEIN, THE
- 1,
2
"Year
of the Jackpot, The"
York, Simon (Heinlein pseud.) - 1,
2
YOU SHALL KNOW THEM (Vercors) - 1,
2 |
