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Tagged: Author, Editor, Fan.<div class="browsingBtns"> <input class="button PNI previous" type="button" onclick="window.location.href='/next.php?id=p&entry=silverberg_robert'" value="Prev" /> <input class="button PNI next" type="button" onclick="window.location.href='/next.php?&entry=silverberg_robert'" value="Next" /> <input class="button PNI incoming" type="button" onclick="window.location.href='/incoming.php?entry=silverberg_robert'" value="About This Entry" title="What links to the entry; contributor initials explained; how to cite; other information" /> <input class="button PNI" type="button" value="Checklist" onclick="window.location.hash='chklst'" > <input class="button PNI" type="button" value="Alpha" onclick="window.location.href='/chron.php?id=silverberg_robert&abc'" > <input class="button PNI" type="button" value="Chron" onclick="window.location.href='/chron.php?id=silverberg_robert'" > <img alt="Icon made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com" style="margin: 0; position: relative; top:-2px;" src="/images/icon-gal.gif"></img> </div> <a href='/gallery.php?id=Silverberg-TimesThree.jpg' target='_blank'> <img src='https://x.sf-encyclopedia.com/gal/thumbs/Silverberg-TimesThree.jpg' alt='pic'></a> (1935-    ) US editor and author, extremely prolific writer of more than one hundred sf books, a large number of nonfiction books (not always under his own name) and a great deal of other work, including an estimated two hundred erotic novels as by Don Elliott [see Checklist for an example] and other undisclosed pseudonyms [these and other books of no sf interest are omitted from the Checklist]; he has also edited or co-edited more than seventy anthologies. He began to write while studying for his BA at Columbia University, where he continued an involvement in sf <a href="/entry/fandom">Fandom</a>; he began to publish work of genre interest with "Gorgon Planet" in <a href="/entry/nebula_science_fiction">Nebula</a> for February 1954, though his first actual sale was "The Sacred River" for Lilith <a href="/entry/lorraine_lilith">Lorraine</a>'s little magazine The Avalonian in 1952; his first novel, a <a href="/entry/young_adult">Young Adult</a> tale, was Revolt on Alpha C (1955). By 1956 he had begun to publish prolifically – forty-nine sf stories in that year alone, work whose obvious quality immediately won him a <a href="/entry/hugo">Hugo</a> as Most Promising New Author – and continued to specialize in the <a href="/entry/genre_sf">Genre SF</a> that had shaped him for three more years. He worked for the <a href="/entry/ziff-davis">Ziff-Davis</a> stable, producing wordage at assembly-line speed for <a href="/entry/amazing">Amazing Stories</a> and <a href="/entry/fantastic">Fantastic</a>, and was a prolific contributor to such magazines as <a href="/entry/science_fiction_adventures">Science Fiction Adventures</a> and <a href="/entry/super-science_fiction">Super-Science Fiction</a>, using many different names. For part of this time Randall <a href="/entry/garrett_randall">Garrett</a> was a partner in this "fiction factory"; they wrote in collaboration as Robert <a href="/entry/randall_robert">Randall</a>, Gordon Aghill and Ralph <a href="/entry/burke_ralph">Burke</a> (Silverberg also used the Burke pseudonym on solo work). The most important pseudonyms which Silverberg used exclusively were Calvin M Knox and David Osborne; he also wrote sf as Calvin Aaargh (see <a href="/entry/science-fiction_five-yearly">Science-Fiction Five-Yearly</a>), T D Bethlen, Dirk Clinton, Dan Elliot, Ivar Jorgenson (a variant spelling of the floating pseudonym Ivar <a href="/entry/jorgensen_ivar">Jorgensen</a>), Dan Malcolm, Webber Martin, Alex Merriman, George Osborne, Eric Rodman, Hall Thornton and Richard F Watson. He additionally appeared under such Ziff-Davis <a href="/entry/house_names">House Names</a> as Robert <a href="/entry/arnette_robert">Arnette</a>, Alexander <a href="/entry/blade_alexander">Blade</a>, E K <a href="/entry/jarvis_e_k">Jarvis</a>, Warren <a href="/entry/kastel_warren">Kastel</a> and S M <a href="/entry/tenneshaw_s_m">Tenneshaw</a>; Blade and Tenneshaw were used also on collaborations with Garrett, as were Richard <a href="/entry/greer_richard">Greer</a>, Clyde <a href="/entry/mitchell_clyde">Mitchell</a>, Leonard G <a href="/entry/spencer_leonard_g">Spencer</a> and Gerald <a href="/entry/vance_gerald">Vance</a>; some of this material was assembled as A Little Intelligence (coll 2009) with Randall <a href="/entry/garrett_randall">Garrett</a>. Early stories by Silverberg writing solo have appeared in various collections, though he has never allowed the whole of this early material to be gathered together in any of his various retrospective assemblies. Collections focusing on this work include Next Stop the Stars (coll 1962 dos), Godling, Go Home! (coll 1964), To Worlds Beyond: Stories of Science Fiction (coll 1965), Needle in a Timestack (coll 1966; rev 1967; exp 2021), The Calibrated Alligator and Other Science Fiction Stories (coll 1969), Dimension Thirteen (coll 1969) and Valley Beyond Time (coll 1973). These titles were generally allowed to go out of print; later retroactive assemblies include In the Beginning: Tales from the Pulp Era (coll 2006) and various volumes incorporated into either the first or the second of two recent sequences both published under the same series surtitle, The Collected Short Stories of Robert Silverberg [see Checklist for titles and details of their complicated bibliography]. He wrote one story in collaboration with his first wife Barbara. The Mutant Season (in Androids, Time Machines and Blue Giraffes, anth 1973, ed Robert <a href="/entry/elwood_roger">Elwood</a> and Vic <a href="/entry/ghidalia_vic">Ghidalia</a>; exp 1989), developed from one of his short stories by his second wife (from 1987) Karen <a href="/entry/haber_karen">Haber</a>, was published as a collaboration. Later volumes in what became the Fire in Winter sequence were by Haber alone. The most notable full-length fictions from Silverberg's early period are Master of Life and Death (1957 dos), a novel dealing with institutionalized measures to combat <a href="/entry/overpopulation">Overpopulation</a>, Invaders from Earth (1958 dos), a drama of political corruption involved with the <a href="/entry/colonization_of_other_worlds">Colonization</a> of Ganymede, and Recalled to Life (June-August 1958 <a href="/entry/infinity_science_fiction">Infinity</a>; 1962; rev 1972), which investigates the social response to a method of reviving the newly dead. The Nidor series, which he wrote with Garrett as Robert <a href="/entry/randall_robert">Randall</a> – The Shrouded Planet (stories June-December 1956 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a>; fixup 1957) and The Dawning Light (March-May 1957 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a>; 1959) – interestingly depicts an <a href="/entry/invasion">Invasion</a> of <a href="/entry/aliens">Aliens</a> planning <a href="/entry/uplift">Uplift</a> activities from the view of the affected Nidorians: the aliens turn out to be us. Tales like Stepsons of Terra (April 1958 <a href="/entry/science_fiction_adventures">Science Fiction Adventures</a> as "Shadow on the Stars"; 1958 dos) or Invaders from Earth (February 1958 <a href="/entry/science_fiction_quarterly">Science Fiction Quarterly</a> as "We, the Marauders"; exp 1958 dos; vt We, the Marauders 1965 chap dos) or The Seed of Earth (September 1957 <a href="/entry/venture_science_fiction">Venture</a> as "The Winds of Siros"; exp June 1962 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>; further exp 1962 dos) or The Silent Invaders (October 1958 <a href="/entry/infinity_science_fiction">Infinity</a> as by Calvin M Knox; exp 1963 dos; exp as coll 1985) or The Planet Killers (August 1957 <a href="/entry/science_fiction_adventures">Science Fiction Adventures</a> as "This World Must Die!" as by Ivar Jorgenson; exp 1958 dos) are demonstrably competent, but just as demonstrably routine; and the bibliographical maze – created through title changes, revisions and repackagings, and pseudonym switches – seems at times almost deliberately confusing. In any case, as the magazine market began to shrink, in 1959 Silverberg virtually abandoned sf for some years. The majority of the sf books he published 1960-1966 were rewritten from work originally done in 1957-1959, though the World's Fair 1992 sequence comprising Regan's Planet (1964) and World's Fair, 1992 (1970) was original work; the eponymous exposition planned in the first volume and explored in the second is interestingly located on a vast <a href="/entry/space_stations">Space Station</a>. Despite the occasional exceptions, however, Silverberg virtually abandoned sf for some years after as the magazine market began to shrink in 1959. His output had been prodigious to this point, but somewhat mechanical, except for a handful of nonfiction books – notably The Golden Dream (1967) and Mound-Builders of Ancient America (1968) – which were painstakingly researched and carefully written. He would never write fiction again at this rate. A new phase of Silverberg's career, in which for the first time he brought the full range of his skills and intellect to bear on sf, began around 1967 and ended in the mid-1970s. Along with the sixty or so stories written during this period, the twenty-three novels published in these years comprise (with a few routine exceptions) the creative and career summa of perhaps the most concentratedly intelligent and controlled writer the field had yet seen. There is no easy default Silverberg story from this period to point to as exemplary, as his story-types are so various and superficially dissimilar: perhaps the closest it is possible to come is to suggest that that default story – "Schwartz Between the Galaxies" (in Stellar #1, anth 1974, ed Judy-Lynn <a href="/entry/del_rey_judy-lynn">del Rey</a>) is representative – depicts a man of flattened affect and solitary soul who is enmeshed in a world of great present complexity but whose sense of that world is fatally retrospective, vitiating his sense of <a href="/entry/identity">Identity</a>. With only occasional exceptions, whatever happens in a tale or novel of Silverberg's great years happens too late (see <a href="/entry/entropy">Entropy</a>). Titles of significance from the late 1960s include Thorns (1967), a stylized novel of alienation and psychic <a href="/entry/vampires">Vampirism</a>, and Hawksbill Station (August 1967 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>; exp 1968; vt The Anvil of Time 1969), in which political exiles are sent back in time to a Cambrian <a href="/entry/prisons">Prison</a> camp (see <a href="/entry/crime_and_punishment">Crime and Punishment</a>). This full-length version differs significantly from the original novelette, Hawksbill Station (August 1967 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>; 1990 chap dos); both appear together, with auctorial notes, as Hawksbill Times Two (coll 2002). The Masks of Time (1968; vt Vornan-19 1970) describes a visit by an enigmatic time traveller (see <a href="/entry/time_travel">Time Travel</a>) to the world of 1999. The Man in the Maze (April-May 1968 <a href="/entry/if">If</a>; 1969) is a dramatization of the problems of alienation, based on the Greek myth of Philoctetes, the hero who is needed for his skill with the bow, but whose festering wound makes him repulsive; both wound and bow are here represented by an involuntary <a href="/entry/telepathy">Telepathic</a> broadcast which, though repellent, offers the key to a <a href="/entry/first_contact">First Contact</a> problem. Nightwings (September 1968 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>; fixup 1969) is a lyrical account of the conquest of a senescent Earth by <a href="/entry/aliens">Aliens</a>, which culminates with the rebirth of its hero; it should not be confused with the Hugo-winning novella which contributed to the fixup, Nightwings (September 1968 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>; 1989 chap dos). Up the Line (early version July 1969 <a href="/entry/amazing">Amazing</a>; 1969) is a clever <a href="/entry/time_travel">Time-Travel</a> and <a href="/entry/time_paradoxes">Time-Paradox</a> story, a flamboyant <a href="/entry/time_opera">Time Opera</a> featuring a "Time Courier" at odds with the <a href="/entry/time_police">Time Police</a> authorities who monitor his behaviour. With Hawksbill Station (cited above) and Project Pendulum (1987), this tale was assembled as Times Three (omni 2011), with a new introduction by the author. Downward to the Earth (November 1969-March 1970 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>; 1970) is a story of repentance and rebirth, with calculated echoes of Joseph <a href="/entry/conrad_joseph">Conrad</a>'s Heart of Darkness (February-April 1899 Blackwood's Magazine; in Youth, coll 1902; 1925) and strong religious imagery (see <a href="/entry/religion">Religion</a>) – Silverberg homaged Conrad again in the much later The Secret Sharer (September 1987 <a href="/entry/asimovs">Asimov's</a>; 1988). Tower of Glass (April-June 1970 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>; 1970) also makes use of religious imagery in its study of the obsessional construction of a new "Tower of Babel" and the struggle of an <a href="/entry/androids">Android</a> race to win emancipation. A Time of Changes (March-May/June 1971 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>; 1971) describes a society in which selfhood is a cardinal sin. Son of Man (1971) is a surreal evolutionary fantasy of the <a href="/entry/far_future">Far Future</a>. The World Inside (fixup 1971), set in a <a href="/entry/dystopias">Dystopian</a> <a href="/entry/keep">Keep</a> known as an Urbmon, is a study of life under conditions of high population density (see <a href="/entry/overpopulation">Overpopulation</a>). The Second Trip (July-September 1971 <a href="/entry/amazing">Amazing</a>; 1972) is an intense psychological novel describing the predicaments of a telepathic girl and a man whose <a href="/entry/identity">Identity</a> has been newly created in the body of an "erased" criminal (see <a href="/entry/memory_edit">Memory Edit</a>). The Book of Skulls (1971) is a painstaking analysis of relationships among four young men on a competitive quest for <a href="/entry/immortality">Immortality</a>. Two of the finest novels from this period are told within a wholly realized <a href="/entry/new_york">New York</a> frame. Dying Inside (July/August-September/October <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>; 1972), set almost wholly in Manhattan, is a brilliant study in which a telepath's (see <a href="/entry/telepathy">Telepathy</a>) gradual loss of his power works as a telling analogue of his loss of creative joy; given its readily assimilable metaphorical structure, the novel has unsurprisingly gained more widespread attention than some others from this period, and has been better appreciated outside the field than (see below) within. And The Stochastic Man (April-June 1975 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>; 1975) is a complementary study, almost as intense, of a man developing the power to foresee the future. The last novel composed during this extraordinary period, Shadrach in the Furnace (August-October 1976 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>; 1976), concerns the predicament of the personal physician of a future dictator, who finds his <a href="/entry/identity">Identity</a> in jeopardy. Silverberg then quit writing for four years, ostensibly because of his disenchantment with the functioning of the sf marketplace, where his books seemed to him to be suffering "assassination" as they were allowed to go out of print after a few months; sheer exhaustion may also have been a factor. In view of the sustained quality of this astonishing burst of creativity, it is perhaps surprising that only one of these full-length works won a major award in America – A Time of Changes (1971), which gained a <a href="/entry/nebula">Nebula</a>. Several better novels, most notably Dying Inside, went unrewarded, perhaps because the voters found them too intense and too uncompromising both in their depictions of anguish and desperation, and in the sense they convey that all stories that might be told are stories that have already been told. In any case, Silverberg's ensuing silence may have had something to do with the field's lack of response to these years of unremitting high-quality creative work. Silverberg did, however, win awards for several shorter pieces: the novella Nightwings won a <a href="/entry/hugo">Hugo</a>; and <a href="/entry/nebula">Nebulas</a> went to "Passengers" (in <a href="/entry/orbit">Orbit</a> 4, anth 1968, ed Damon <a href="/entry/knight_damon">Knight</a>), a story about people who temporarily lose control of their bodies to alien invaders, "Good News from the Vatican" (in <a href="/entry/universe">Universe</a> 1, anth 1971, ed Terry <a href="/entry/carr_terry">Carr</a>), about the election of the first <a href="/entry/robots">Robot</a> pope, and the brilliant novella Born with the Dead (April 1974 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>; 1988 chap dos), about relationships between the living and the beneficiaries of a scientific technique guaranteeing life after death. The novella "The Feast of St Dionysus" (in An Exaltation of Stars, anth 1973, ed Terry <a href="/entry/carr_terry">Carr</a>), about the experience of religious ecstasy, won a Jupiter award; it became the lead title of one of his finest collections, The Feast of St Dionysus (coll 1975), which also includes "Schwartz Between the Galaxies" (see above). In addition to his award-winners Silverberg published almost unfailingly excellent stories during this second phase of his career. Particularly notable are "To See the Invisible Man" (April 1963 <a href="/entry/worlds_of_tomorrow">Worlds of Tomorrow</a>), assembled in Earth's Other Shadow (coll 1973), "Sundance" (June 1969 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>), assembled in The Cube Root of Uncertainty (coll 1970), and "In Entropy's Jaws" (in Infinity 2, anth 1971, ed Robert <a href="/entry/hoskins_robert">Hoskins</a>), assembled in The Reality Trip and Other Implausibilities (coll 1972). Other collections assembling material from this period include Parsecs and Parables (coll 1970), Moonferns and Starsongs (coll 1971), the extraordinarily intense Unfamiliar Territory (coll 1973), Sundance and Other Science Fiction Stories (coll 1974), Born with the Dead (coll 1974), Sunrise on Mercury (coll 1975), The Best of Robert Silverberg (coll 1976) and The Best of Robert Silverberg, Volume Two (coll 1978), Capricorn Games (coll 1976; exp 1979), The Shores of Tomorrow (coll 1976), The Songs of Summer and Other Stories (coll 1979) and Beyond the Safe Zone: The Collected Short Fiction of Robert Silverberg (coll 1986). The most elaborate presentation of this body of work, accompanied by informative author's notes, appears in The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: Volume Three: Something Wild is Loose 1969-72 (coll 2008) and The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: Volume Four: Trips 1972-73 (coll 2009). The thirty tales assembled in these two volumes, plus a few slightly earlier stories from the late 1960s, comprise a summa of the art of the short story in sf: observant of thematic and narrative traditions of the field; open to the innovations of twentieth-century literature in general; inherently innovative; all unmistakably from the same intense pen. At the end of the 1970s Silverberg returned to writing with the first of the Majipoor sequence, Lord Valentine's Castle (November 1979-February 1980 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>; 1980), a – significantly marking the new phase – luxuriantly expansive if at points rather leisurely <a href="/entry/science_fantasy">Science Fantasy</a> which won a <a href="/entry/locus_award">Locus Award</a> for best fantasy novel; it is set on the world of Majipoor, where he also set the shorter pieces – including The Desert of Stolen Dreams (1981 chap) – collected in Majipoor Chronicles (coll of linked stories 1982). Later titles include Valentine Pontifex (1983), a sequel to the first tale, plus The Mountains of Majipoor (1995), Sorcerers of Majipoor (1997), Lord Prestimion (1999), The King of Dreams (2001) and Tales of Majipoor (coll 2013). Almost all of Silverberg's work of the 1980s was in the same relaxed vein: the psychological intensity of his mid-period work was toned down, and much of his sf was evidently pitched towards what he considered to be the demands of the market. His work of this period was commercially successful, but the full-length sf sometimes seemed rather mechanical, though the historical fantasies Lord of Darkness (1983) and Gilgamesh the King (1984) appear to have been projects dearer to his heart. The gypsy king in Star of Gypsies (1986), waiting in self-imposed exile for his one-time followers to realize how badly they need him, might be reckoned an ironic self-portrait. Some of the best works of this third phase of Silverberg's career are novellas, most notably Sailing to Byzantium (February 1985 <a href="/entry/asimovs">Asimov's</a>; 1985), winner of a 1985 <a href="/entry/nebula">Nebula</a> and The Secret Sharer (September 1987 <a href="/entry/asimovs">Asimov's</a>; 1988) (see above). Silverberg also won <a href="/entry/hugo">Hugo</a> awards in this period for the novella "Gilgamesh in the Outback" (July 1986 <a href="/entry/asimovs">Asimov's</a>), which was a sequel to Gilgamesh the King and was integrated into To the Land of the Living (fixup 1989), and the novelette "Enter a Soldier. Later, Enter Another" (June 1989 <a href="/entry/asimovs">Asimov's</a>), which became the lead story in his <a href="/entry/shared_worlds">Shared World</a> anthology, Time Gate (anth 1989) with Bill <a href="/entry/fawcett_bill">Fawcett</a>. More recent work includes the New Springtime trilogy about the repopulation of Earth by various races (not including humans) after a future ice age, comprising At Winter's End (1988; vt Winter's End 1990) and The Queen of Springtime (1989; vt The New Springtime 1990). Singletons of interest include The Face of the Waters (1991), a novel about diasporan humans living as exiles on a watery world after the destruction of Earth; the novella "Hot Times in Magma City" (May 1995 <a href="/entry/omni">Omni</a> Online), in which Los Angeles (see <a href="/entry/california">California</a>) has been transformed by geological <a href="/entry/disaster">Disasters</a>; The Positronic Man (1992) with Isaac <a href="/entry/asimov_isaac">Asimov</a>, which was filmed as <a href="/entry/bicentennial_man">Bicentennial Man</a> (1999), and is remotely connected to Asimov's Robot sequence; Hot Sky at Midnight (fixup 1994), a tale which, set in the early years of the twenty-first century, is told in a tone of searingly bleak pessimism that was increasingly to be encountered in sf writers in their late prime as the millennium approached; and Roma Eterna (coll of linked stories 2003), an <a href="/entry/alternate_history">Alternate History</a> in which the Roman empire has endured, seemingly endlessly. Much of his short fiction of this period is assembled in The Conglomeroid Cocktail Party (coll 1984) and in various volumes of the two sequences of collected stories identically surtitled The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg [some titles cited above; see Checklist for details]; but some significant later fiction remains uncollected. As an editor, Silverberg was responsible for New Dimensions an excellent series of original <a href="/entry/anthologies">Anthologies</a>, <a href="/entry/new_dimensions">New Dimensions</a> [see Checklist]. In collaboration with <a href="/entry/haber_karen">Haber</a> he took over the <a href="/entry/universe">Universe</a> series once edited by Terry <a href="/entry/carr_terry">Carr</a>, relaunching the title with Universe 1 (anth 1990) [see Checklist for further titles]. He has also been a prolific compiler of <a href="/entry/original_anthologies">Original Anthologies</a>, like The Day the Sun Stood Still: Three Original Novellas of Science Fiction (anth 1972), almost always containing three novellas each (the volumes are otherwise unconnected), and has edited many reprint anthologies, recently doing much of this kind of work in collaboration with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a>. The first volume of the Legends sequence, containing all-original work [see Checklist for details], won a 1999 <a href="/entry/locus_award">Locus Award</a> for best anthology; and Far Horizons: All New Tales from the Greatest Worlds of Science Fiction (anth 1999) won a 2000 <a href="/entry/hugo">Hugo</a> award. Silverberg was president of <a href="/entry/sfwa">Science Fiction Writers of America</a> 1967-1968. The <a href="/entry/fsf">Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction</a> published a special issue devoted to him in April 1974. An autobiographical essay appeared in Hell's Cartographers (anth 1975) edited by Brian W <a href="/entry/aldiss_brian_w">Aldiss</a> and Harry <a href="/entry/harrison_harry">Harrison</a>, and another, "The Making of a Science-Fiction Writer", as introduction to his anthology Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder (anth 1987); Other Spaces, Other Times: A Life Spent in the Future (2009) provides a full narrative of his professional life, with a chronological commentary on his work as a whole that is of great value in tracing that exceedingly extensive array; and Traveler of Worlds: Conversations with Robert Silverberg (2016) with Alvaro <a href="/entry/zinos-amaro_alvaro">Zinos-Amaro</a>, though seemingly casual, compactly conveys a strong sense of the author's personal and literary world. Over the seventy years of his active career (see <a href="/entry/longevity_in_writers">Longevity in Writers</a>), Silverberg's productivity has seemed almost superhuman, and his metamorphosis during this period from a writer of standardized <a href="/entry/pulp">Pulp</a> fiction into a prose artist of great interest is an accomplishment unparalleled within the field; he has however announced his retirement from creative writing, and his last fiction of significance may therefore have already appeared, though he continues regularly to produce nonfiction, mostly in the continuing Reflections series, initiated in the September 1986 <a href="/entry/amazing">Amazing</a> and continuing in <a href="/entry/asimovs">Asimov's</a> from the September 1994 issue. He was elected to the <a href="/entry/sf_hall_of_fame">Science Fiction Hall of Fame</a> in 1999, and in 2004 received the <a href="/entry/sfwa_grand_master_award">SFWA Grand Master Award</a>. In the early twenty-first century, he remains one of the most imaginative and versatile writers ever to have been involved with <a href="/entry/genre_sf">Genre SF</a>, which he was instrumental in transforming after about 1970. His relegation to the sidelines by the American literary establishment is a continuing scandal. [BS/JC] see also: <a href="/entry/ace_books">Ace Books</a>; <a href="/entry/anthropology">Anthropology</a>; <a href="/entry/apes_as_human">Apes as Human</a>; <a href="/entry/arts">Arts</a>; <a href="/entry/black_holes">Black Holes</a>; <a href="/entry/childrens_sf">Children's SF</a>; <a href="/entry/cities">Cities</a>; <a href="/entry/comics">Comics</a>; <a href="/entry/computers">Computers</a>; <a href="/entry/conceptual_breakthrough">Conceptual Breakthrough</a>; <a href="/entry/contract">Contract</a>; <a href="/entry/critical_and_historical_works_about_sf">Critical and Historical Works About SF</a>; <a href="/entry/dc_comics">DC Comics</a>; <a href="/entry/end_of_the_world">End of the World</a>; <a href="/entry/eschatology">Eschatology</a>; <a href="/entry/evolution">Evolution</a>; <a href="/entry/fantastic_voyages">Fantastic Voyages</a>; <a href="/entry/galactic_empires">Galactic Empires</a>; <a href="/entry/gamebook">Gamebook</a>; <a href="/entry/gods_and_demons">Gods and Demons</a>; <a href="/entry/hive_minds">Hive Minds</a>; <a href="/entry/intelligence">Intelligence</a>; <a href="/entry/invisibility">Invisibility</a>; <a href="/entry/john_w_campbell_memorial_award">John W Campbell Memorial Award</a>; <a href="/entry/jupiter">Jupiter</a>; <a href="/entry/mathematics">Mathematics</a>; <a href="/entry/matter_transmission">Matter Transmission</a>; <a href="/entry/media_landscape">Media Landscape</a>; <a href="/entry/messiahs">Messiahs</a>; <a href="/entry/metaphysics">Metaphysics</a>; <a href="/entry/milford_science_fiction_writers_conference">Milford Science Fiction Writers' Conference</a>; <a href="/entry/monsters">Monsters</a>; <a href="/entry/music">Music</a>; <a href="/entry/mythology">Mythology</a>; <a href="/entry/new_wave">New Wave</a>; <a href="/entry/parallel_worlds">Parallel Worlds</a>; <a href="/entry/parasitism_and_symbiosis">Parasitism and Symbiosis</a>; <a href="/entry/pastoral">Pastoral</a>; <a href="/entry/perception">Perception</a>; <a href="/entry/planetary_romance">Planetary Romance</a>; <a href="/entry/politics">Politics</a>; <a href="/entry/precognition">Precognition</a>; <a href="/entry/psychology">Psychology</a>; <a href="/entry/reincarnation">Reincarnation</a>; <a href="/entry/robert_hale_limited">Robert Hale Limited</a>; <a href="/entry/seiun_award">Seiun Award</a>; <a href="/entry/seti">SETI</a>; <a href="/entry/sex">Sex</a>; <a href="/entry/skylark_award">Skylark Award</a>; <a href="/entry/sociology">Sociology</a>; <a href="/entry/space_opera">Space Opera</a>; <a href="/entry/sun">Sun</a>; <a href="/entry/superman">Superman</a>; <a href="/entry/transportation">Transportation</a>; <a href="/entry/under_the_sea">Under the Sea</a>; <a href="/entry/women_sf_writers">Women SF Writers</a>; <a href="/entry/writers_of_the_future_contest">Writers of the Future Contest</a>. <h3 id="chklst">Robert Silverberg</h3> born New York: 15 January 1935 works (selected) Non-fantastic works and nonfiction have for the most past been excluded. <input type="button" value="Alphabetical" class="button PNI" onclick="window.location.href='/chron.php?id=silverberg_robert&abc'"> <input type="button" value="Chronological" class="button PNI" onclick="window.location.href='/chron.php?id=silverberg_robert'"> series Nidor <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Shrouded+Planet&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Shrouded Planet</a> (New York: Gnome Press, 1957) with Randall <a href="/entry/garrett_randall">Garrett</a>, writing together as Robert <a href="/entry/randall_robert">Randall</a> [fixup: stories June, August and December 1956 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a>: Nidor: hb/Wallace <a href="/entry/wood_wally">Wood</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Dawning+Light&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Dawning Light</a> (New York: Gnome Press, 1959) with Randall <a href="/entry/garrett_randall">Garrett</a>, writing together as Robert <a href="/entry/randall_robert">Randall</a> [first appeared March-May 1957 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a>: Nidor: hb/W I <a href="/entry/van_der_poel_w_i">Van der Poel</a>]</li> </ul> World's Fair 1992 <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Regan+Planet&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Regan's Planet</a> (New York: Pyramid Books, 1964) [World's Fair 1992: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=World+Fair+1992&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">World's Fair, 1992</a> (Chicago, Illinois: Follett Publishing Company, 1970) [World's Fair 1992: hb/Jack Endewelt]</li> </ul> Majipoor <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Lord+Valentine+Castle&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Lord Valentine's Castle</a> (New York: Harper and Row, 1980) [first appeared November 1979-February 1980 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>: Majipoor: hb/Ron <a href="/entry/walotsky_ron">Walotsky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Desert+of+Stolen+Dreams&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Desert of Stolen Dreams</a> (San Francisco, California: Underwood-Miller, 1981) [story: chap: Majipoor: hb/Stephen E <a href="/entry/fabian_stephen_e">Fabian</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Majipoor+Chronicles&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Majipoor Chronicles</a> (New York: Arbor House, 1982) [coll of linked stories: Majipoor: hb/Loretta Trezzo]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Valentine+Pontifex&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Valentine Pontifex</a> (New York: Arbor House, 1983) [Majipoor: hb/Loretta Trezzo] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Valentine+of+Majipoor&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Valentine of Majipoor</a> (New York: Science Fiction Book Club, 1999) [omni of the above plus Lord Valentine's Castle and Majipoor Chronicles: hb/Ron <a href="/entry/walotsky_ron">Walotsky</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Mountains+of+Majipoor&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Mountains of Majipoor</a> (London: Macmillan, 1995) [Majipoor: hb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Sorcerers+of+Majipoor&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Sorcerers of Majipoor</a> (London: Macmillan, 1997) [Majipoor: hb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Lord+Prestimion&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Lord Prestimion</a> (London: HarperCollins/Voyager, 1999) [Majipoor: hb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+King+of+Dreams&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The King of Dreams</a> (London: HarperCollins/Voyager, 2001) [Majipoor: hb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Tales+of+Majipoor&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Tales of Majipoor</a> (London: Gollancz, 2013) [coll: Majipoor: pb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>]</li> </ul> Gilgamesh <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Gilgamesh+the+King&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Gilgamesh the King</a> (New York: Arbor House, 1984) [Gilgamesh: hb/Loretta Trezzo]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=To+the+Land+of+the+Living&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">To the Land of the Living</a> (London: Victor Gollancz, 1989) [fixup: Gilgamesh: hb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>]</li> </ul> New Springtime <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=At+Winter+End&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">At Winter's End</a> (New York: Warner Books, 1988) [New Springtime: hb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Winter+End&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Winter's End</a> (London: Legend, 1990) [vt of the above: New Springtime: pb/Kevin Tweddell]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Queen+of+Springtime&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Queen of Springtime</a> (London: Victor Gollancz, 1989) [New Springtime: hb/Nicholas Rodgers] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+New+Springtime&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The New Springtime</a> (New York: Warner Books, 1990) [vt of the above: New Springtime: hb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+New+Springtime&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The New Springtime</a> (place not given: Open Road, 2017) [omni of the above two: ebook: New Springtime: na/]</li> </ul></li> </ul> The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg There are two entirely distinct series with the identical surtitle. first series <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: Volume One: Pluto in the Morning Light</a> (London: Grafton, 1992) [coll: first sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: pb/John <a href="/entry/howe_john">Howe</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: Volume 1: Secret Sharers</a> (New York: Bantam Spectra, 1992) [coll: exp vt of the above plus all but one of the stories assembled as The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: Volume Two: The Secret Sharer below: first sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: hb/A I R Studio, Inc] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: Volume Two: The Secret Sharer</a> (London: Grafton, 1993) [coll: cut vt of the above: first sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: pb/John <a href="/entry/howe_john">Howe</a>]</li> </ul></li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Beyond+the+Safe+Zone+Collected+Short+Fiction+of&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Beyond the Safe Zone: Collected Short Fiction of Robert Silverberg</a> (New York: Donald I Fine, 1986) [coll: not designated as part of The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg but identical to the vt directly below: hb/Loretta Trezzo] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: Volume Three: Beyond the Safe Zone</a> (London: HarperCollins, 1995) [coll: vt of the above: first sequence with this surtitle: see below for preceding and succeeding volumes: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: pb/Fred <a href="/entry/gambino_fred">Gambino</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: Volume 4: The Road to Nightfall</a> (London: HarperCollins, 1996) [coll: first sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: pb/Fred <a href="/entry/gambino_fred">Gambino</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: Volume Five: Ringing the Changes</a> (London: HarperCollins, 1997) [coll: first sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: pb/Fred <a href="/entry/gambino_fred">Gambino</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: Volume Six: Lion Time in Timbuctoo</a> (London: HarperCollins, 2000) [coll: first sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: pb/uncredited]</li> </ul> second series <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg, Volume One: To Be Continued</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2006) [coll: second sequence with this surtitle: assembling stories published 1954-1959: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg, Volume Two: To the Dark Star, 1962-69</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2007) [coll: second sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg, Volume Three: Something Wild is Loose 1969-72</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2008) [coll: second sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg, Volume Four: Trips: 1972-73</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2009) [coll: second sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: Volume Five: The Palace at Midnight</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2010) [coll: second sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg, Volume Six: Multiples, 1983-87</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2011) [coll: second sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg, Volume Seven: We Are For the Dark, 1987-90</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2012) [coll: second sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg, Volume Eight: Hot Times in Magma City, 1990-95</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2013) [coll: second sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Collected+Stories+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg, Volume Nine: The Millennium Express, 1995-2009</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2014) [coll: second sequence with this surtitle: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg: hb/nonpictorial]</li> </ul> individual titles <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Revolt+on+Alpha+C&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Revolt on Alpha C</a> (New York: Thomas Y Crowell, 1955) [hb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+13th+Immortal&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The 13th Immortal</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1957) [dos: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Master+of+Life+and+Death&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Master of Life and Death</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1957) [dos: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Invaders+from+Earth&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Invaders from Earth</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1958) [dos: first appeared February 1958 <a href="/entry/science_fiction_quarterly">Science Fiction Quarterly</a> as "We, the Marauders": <a href="/entry/imperialism">Imperialism</a>: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=We+the+Marauders&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">We, the Marauders</a> (New York: Belmont Books, 1965) [chap: dos: vt of the above: technically anth ed anon with overall title A Pair from Space but included here for completeness: pb/uncredited]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Aliens+from+Space&field-author=David+Osborne" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Aliens from Space</a> (New York: Avalon, 1958) as by David Osborne [hb/Ric <a href="/entry/binkley_ric">Binkley</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Invisible+Barriers&field-author=David+Osborne" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Invisible Barriers</a> (New York: Avalon, 1958) as by David Osborne [hb/Ric <a href="/entry/binkley_ric">Binkley</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Starhaven&field-author=Ivar+Jorgenson" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Starhaven</a> (New York: Avalon, 1958) as by Ivar Jorgenson [hb/Ric <a href="/entry/binkley_ric">Binkley</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Starman+Quest&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Starman's Quest</a> (Hicksville, New York: Gnome Press, 1958) [hb/Stan Mack]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Stepsons+of+Terra&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Stepsons of Terra</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1958) [dos: first appeared April 1958 <a href="/entry/science_fiction_adventures">Science Fiction Adventures</a>: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Shadow+on+the+Stars&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Shadow on the Stars</a> (place not given: Rosetta Books, 2002) [ebook: vt of the above: na/]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Planet+Killers&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Planet Killers</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1959) [dos: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Lest+We+Forget+Thee+Earth&field-author=Calvin+M+Knox" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Lest We Forget Thee, Earth</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1959) as by Calvin M Knox [dos: pb/Ed Valigursky] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Chalice+of+Death+Three+Novels+of+Mystery+in&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Chalice of Death: Three Novels of Mystery in Space</a> (Bellevue, Washington: Paizo Publishing, 2012) [omni of the above plus Starhaven and Stepsons of Terra above: pb/Kieran Yanner]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Plot+against+Earth&field-author=Calvin+M+Knox" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Plot against Earth</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1959) as by Calvin M Knox [dos: pb/Edward I <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Starman+Quest&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Starman's Quest</a> (Hicksville, New York: Gnome Press, 1959) [hb/Stan Mack]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Gang+Girl&field-author=Don+Elliott" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Gang Girl</a> (New York: Nightstand, 1959) as by Don Elliott [associational erotic noir here listed for convenience: pb/Harold W McCauley]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Sex+Bum&field-author=Don+Elliott" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Sex Bum</a> (New York: Nightstand, 1960) as by Don Elliott [associational erotic noir here listed for convenience: pb/] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Gang+Girl/Sex+Bum&field-author=Don+Elliott" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Gang Girl/Sex Bum</a> (Eureka, California: Stark House, 2011) as by Don Elliott [omni of the above two: afterword by Michael Hemmingson: with bibliography of Silverberg's erotica: pb/]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Lost+Race+of+Mars&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Lost Race of Mars</a> (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: John C Winston, 1960) [hb/Leonard Kessler]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Collision+Course&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Collision Course</a> (New York: Avalon Books, 1961) [hb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Seed+of+Earth&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Seed of Earth</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1962) [dos: first appeared September 1957 <a href="/entry/venture_science_fiction">Venture</a> as "The Winds of Siros"; exp June 1962 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>: with Next Stop the Stars below: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Recalled+to+Life&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Recalled to Life</a> (New York: Lancer Books, 1962) [pb/first appeared June-August 1958 <a href="/entry/infinity_science_fiction">Infinity</a>: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Recalled+to+Life&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Recalled to Life</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday and Company, 1972) [rev of the above: hb/Emanuel <a href="/entry/schongut_emanuel">Schongut</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Silent+Invaders&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Silent Invaders</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1963) [dos: shorter version first appeared October 1958 <a href="/entry/infinity_science_fiction">Infinity</a> as by Calvin M Knox: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Silent+Invaders&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Silent Invaders</a> (New York: Tor, 1985) [coll: exp from the above with "Valley beyond Time" added: pb/Tom <a href="/entry/kidd_tom">Kidd</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Silent+Invaders&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Silent Invaders</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2023) [original novella version of the above: first appeared October 1958 <a href="/entry/infinity_science_fiction">Infinity</a> as by Calvin M Knox: na/]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=One+of+Our+Asteroids+Is+Missing&field-author=Calvin+M+Knox" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">One of Our Asteroids Is Missing</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1964) as by Calvin M Knox [dos: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Planet+Killers&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Planet Killers</a> (Bellevue, Washington: Paizo Publishing, 2011) [omni of the above plus The Planet Killers and The Plot Against Earth above: pb/Kieran Yanner]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Time+of+the+Great+Freeze&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Time of the Great Freeze</a> (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1964) [hb/Brinton Turkle]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Conquerors+from+the+Darkness&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Conquerors from the Darkness</a> (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1965) [hb/Alan Cober] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Conquerors+from+the+Darkness+And+Master+of+Life&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Conquerors from the Darkness; And, Master of Life and Death</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1979) [omni of the above plus Master of Life and Death: pb/uncredited]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Mask+of+Akhnaten&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Mask of Akhnaten</a> (New York: Macmillan, 1965) [hb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Gate+of+Worlds&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Gate of Worlds</a> (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1967) [hb/Lawrence Hoffman]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Planet+of+Death&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Planet of Death</a> (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1967) [hb/Lawrence <a href="/entry/ratzkin_lawrence">Ratzkin</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Those+Who+Watch&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Those Who Watch</a> (New York: Signet, 1967) [pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Thorns&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Thorns</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1967) [pb/Robert R Foster] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Those+Who+Watch+/+Thorns&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Those Who Watch / Thorns</a> (London: New English Library, 1979) [omni of the above two: pb/Tim <a href="/entry/white_tim">White</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Time-Hoppers&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Time-Hoppers</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday and Company, 1967) [exp from "Hopper" (October 1956 <a href="/entry/infinity_science_fiction">Infinity</a>): hb/Rudolph de Harak] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+Robert+Silverberg+Omnibus&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A Robert Silverberg Omnibus</a> (London: Sidgwick and Jackson, 1970) [omni of the above plus Master of Life and Death and Invaders from Earth: hb/]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=To+Open+the+Sky&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">To Open the Sky</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1967) [fixup: pb/Richard <a href="/entry/powers_richard_m">Powers</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Hawksbill+Station&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Hawksbill Station</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday and Company, 1968) [hb/Pat Steir] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Anvil+of+Time&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Anvil of Time</a> (London: Sidgwick and Jackson, 1969) [vt of the above: hb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Hawksbill+Station&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Hawksbill Station</a> (New York: Tor, 1990) [in a format miming dos: reprinting earlier version of the above: first appeared August 1967 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>: pb/Jim Warren] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Hawksbill+Times+Two&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Hawksbill Times Two</a> (Takoma Park, Maryland: FoxAcre Press, 2002) [coll: assembling both novella and novel forms of Hawksbill Station: pb/]</li> </ul></li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Masks+of+Time&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Masks of Time</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1968) [pb/Robert R Foster] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Vornan-19&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Vornan-19</a> (London: Sidgwick and Jackson, 1970) [vt of the above: hb/nonpictorial]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Three+Survived&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Three Survived</a> (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1969) [exp from magazine version in <a href="/entry/super-science_fiction">Super-Science Fiction</a>, August 1957: hb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Nightwings&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Nightwings</a> (New York: Avon Books, 1969) [fixup: pb/Don Ivan <a href="/entry/punchatz_don_ivan">Punchatz</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Nightwings&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Nightwings</a> (New York: DC Comics, 1985) [graph: adaptation in <a href="/entry/graphic_novel">Graphic-Novel</a> form: illus/Gene Colan: pb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Nightwings&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Nightwings</a> (New York: Tor, 1989) [story: chap: dos: original version of the above: appeared September 1968 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>: pb/Mark J Ferrari]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Across+a+Billion+Years&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Across a Billion Years</a> (New York: The Dial Press, 1969) [hb/Emanuel <a href="/entry/schongut_emanuel">Schongut</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Man+in+the+Maze&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Man in the Maze</a> (New York: Avon Books, 1969) [first appeared April-May 1968 <a href="/entry/if">If</a>: pb/Don <a href="/entry/punchatz_don_ivan">Punchatz</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=To+Live+Again&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">To Live Again</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday and Company, 1969) [hb/Pat Steir]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Up+the+Line&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Up the Line</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1969) [early version first appeared July 1969 <a href="/entry/amazing">Amazing</a>: pb/Ron <a href="/entry/walotsky_ron">Walotsky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Downward+to+the+Earth&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Downward to the Earth</a> (Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, 1970) [first appeared November 1969-March 1970 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>: hb/Frank <a href="/entry/frazetta_frank">Frazetta</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+Robert+Silverberg+Omnibus+The+Man+in+the+Maze&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A Robert Silverberg Omnibus: The Man in the Maze; Nightwings; Downward to the Earth</a> (New York: Harper and Row, 1981) [omni of the above plus The Man in the Maze and Nightwings: hb/Ron <a href="/entry/walotsky_ron">Walotsky</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Tower+of+Glass&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Tower of Glass</a> (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1970) [first appeared April-June 1970 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>: hb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+Time+of+Changes&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A Time of Changes</a> (Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, 1971) [first appeared March-May/June 1971 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>: hb/Brad Holland] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Nightwings+A+Time+of+Changes+Lord+Valentine&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Nightwings; A Time of Changes; Lord Valentine's Castle</a> (London: Gollancz, 2013) [omni of the above plus Nightwings above plus Lord Valentine's Castle from the Majipoor series above: in the publisher's SF Gateway Omnibus series: pb/Chris <a href="/entry/moore_chris">Moore</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Son+of+Man&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Son of Man</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1971) [pb/Gene <a href="/entry/szafran_gene">Szafran</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+World+Inside&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The World Inside</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday and Company, 1971) [fixup: hb/James Starrett] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Three+Novels+Thorns+Downward+to+the+Earth+The&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Three Novels: Thorns; Downward to the Earth; The World Inside</a> (New York: Bantam Books, 1988) [omni of the above plus Thorns and Downward to the Earth: pb/Gary <a href="/entry/ruddell_gary">Ruddell</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Second+Trip&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Second Trip</a> (Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, 1972) [first appeared July-September 1971 <a href="/entry/amazing">Amazing</a>: hb/Gene <a href="/entry/szafran_gene">Szafran</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=To+Live+Again+/+The+Second+Trip&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">To Live Again / The Second Trip</a> (New York: Open Road Integrated Media, 2013) [omni of the two listed titles: pb/]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Book+of+Skulls&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Book of Skulls</a> (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1972) [hb/Robert Aulicino]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Dying+Inside&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Dying Inside</a> (New York: Scribner's, 1972) [first appeared July/August-September/October <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>: hb/Jerry Thorp] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Book+of+Skulls+Nightwings+Dying+Inside&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Book of Skulls; Nightwings; Dying Inside</a> (New York: Book-of-the-Month Club, 1991) [omni of the above two plus Nightwings: hb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Edge+of+Light&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Edge of Light</a> (London: HarperCollins/Voyager, 1998) [omni of the above plus Nightwings, Downward to the Earth, A Time of Changes and The Second Trip above: pb/Fred <a href="/entry/gambino_fred">Gambino</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Other+Dimensions&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Other Dimensions</a> (New York: Science Fiction Book Club, 2003) [omni of the above plus The Man in the Maze, Nightwings and Up the Line above: hb/Bruce <a href="/entry/jensen_bruce">Jensen</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Stochastic+Man&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Stochastic Man</a> (New York: Harper and Row, 1975) [first appeared April-June 1975 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>: hb/John Clarke]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Shadrach+in+the+Furnace&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Shadrach in the Furnace</a> (Indianapolis, Indiana: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1976) [first appeared August-October 1976 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>: hb/Fred Samperi]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Homefaring&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Homefaring</a> (Huntington Woods, Michigan: Phantasia Press, 1983) [hb/Alex Ebel]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Lord+of+Darkness&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Lord of Darkness</a> (New York: Arbor House, 1983) [hb/Paul <a href="/entry/bacon_paul">Bacon</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Tom+OBedlam&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Tom O'Bedlam</a> (New York: Donald I Fine, 1985) [hb/Loretta Trezzo] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Among+Strangers&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Among Strangers</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2022) [omni of the above, Those Who Watch and The Man in the Maze, plus a novelette: hb/]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Sailing+to+Byzantium&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Sailing to Byzantium</a> (San Francisco, California: Underwood-Miller, 1985) [hb/Ned Dameron] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Sailing+to+Byzantium&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Sailing to Byzantium</a> (New York: Pocket Books/iBooks, 2000) [omni of the above plus The Secret Sharer below plus other novellas: pb/Lawrence Alma-Tadema] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Sailing+to+Byzantium+Six+Novellas&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Sailing to Byzantium: Six Novellas</a> (New York: Open Road Integrated Media, 2013) [omni: exp vt of the above: adding "Born With the Dead" (April 1974 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>): pb/]</li> </ul></li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Star+of+Gypsies&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Star of Gypsies</a> (New York: Donald I Fine, 1986) [hb/Loretta Trezzo]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Project+Pendulum&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Project Pendulum</a> (New York: Walker Millennium, 1987) [hb/Jean <a href="/entry/giraud_jean">Giraud</a> as Moebius] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Times+Three&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Times Three</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2011) [omni of the above plus Hawksbill Station and Up the Line: hb/John <a href="/entry/picacio_john">Picacio</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Mutant+Season&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Mutant Season</a> (New York: Doubleday Foundation, 1989) with Karen <a href="/entry/haber_karen">Haber</a> [for continuation of Mutant sequence, see Karen <a href="/entry/haber_karen">Haber</a>: hb/Dean Motter]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=In+Another+Country&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">In Another Country</a> (New York: Tor, 1990) [chap: dos: with C L <a href="/entry/moore_c_l">Moore</a>'s Vintage Season (September 1946 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a>), to which it is a sequel: pb/Wayne <a href="/entry/barlowe_wayne_douglas">Barlowe</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Letters+from+Atlantis&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Letters from Atlantis</a> (New York: Dragonflight Books, 1990) [hb/Robert Gould] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Cronos&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Cronos</a> (New York: Pocket Books/iBooks, 2001) [omni of the above plus The Time Hoppers and Project Pendulum: <a href="/entry/time_travel">Time Travel</a>: pb/from Gustav Klimt]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Nightfall&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Nightfall</a> (London: Victor Gollancz, 1990) with Isaac <a href="/entry/asimov_isaac">Asimov</a> [hb/Chris Moore]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Face+of+the+Waters&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Face of the Waters</a> (London: Grafton, 1991) [hb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Child+of+Time&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Child of Time</a> (London: Victor Gollancz, 1991) with Isaac <a href="/entry/asimov_isaac">Asimov</a> [hb/David Farren] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Ugly+Little+Boy&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Ugly Little Boy</a> (New York: Doubleday, 1992) with Isaac <a href="/entry/asimov_isaac">Asimov</a> [vt of the above: hb/Wayne McLoughlin]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Positronic+Man&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Positronic Man</a> (London: Victor Gollancz, 1992) with Isaac <a href="/entry/asimov_isaac">Asimov</a> [exp of Asimov's "The Bicentennial Man" in Stellar #2 (anth 1976) edited by Judy-Lynn <a href="/entry/del_rey_judy-lynn">del Rey</a>: associated with Asimov's Robot sequence: hb/Peter Mennim]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Kingdoms+of+the+Wall&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Kingdoms of the Wall</a> (London: HarperCollins, 1992) [hb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Kingdoms+of+the+Wall&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Kingdoms of the Wall</a> (New York: Bantam Spectra, 1993) [vt of the above: hb/Chris Hopkins]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Hot+Sky+at+Midnight&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Hot Sky at Midnight</a> (New York: Bantam Books, 1994) [fixup: hb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Starborne&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Starborne</a> (New York: Bantam Books, 1996) [hb/Bruce <a href="/entry/jensen_bruce">Jensen</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Alien+Years&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Alien Years</a> (London: HarperCollins/Voyager, 1998) [hb/Fred <a href="/entry/gambino_fred">Gambino</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Longest+Way+Home&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Longest Way Home</a> (New York: Eos, 2002) [first appeared October/November 2001-January 2002 <a href="/entry/asimovs">Asimov's</a>: hb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Roma+Eterna&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Roma Eterna</a> (New York: Eos, 2003) [fixup: hb/Chris <a href="/entry/moore_chris">Moore</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Cosmic+Kill&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Cosmic Kill</a> (Medford, Oregon: Armchair Fiction, 2014) [dos: first appeared April-May 1957 <a href="/entry/amazing">Amazing</a> as by Robert Arnette: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Beast+with+7+Tails&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Beast with 7 Tails</a> (Medford, Oregon: Armchair Fiction, 2021) with Randall <a href="/entry/garrett_randall">Garrett</a> [dos: first appeared August 1956 <a href="/entry/amazing">Amazing Stories</a> as by Leonard G Spencer: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>]</li> </ul> collections and stories <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Next+Stop+the+Stars&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Next Stop the Stars</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1962) [coll: dos: with The Seed of Earth above: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Godling+Go+Home&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Godling, Go Home!</a> (New York: Belmont Books, 1964) [coll: pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=To+Worlds+Beyond+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">To Worlds Beyond: Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Chilton Book Company, 1965) [coll: hb/uncredited] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Invaders+from+Earth+And+To+Worlds+Beyond&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Invaders from Earth; And, To Worlds Beyond</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1980) [omni of the above plus Invaders from Earth: pb/Chris <a href="/entry/foss_chris">Foss</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Needle+in+a+Timestack&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Needle in a Timestack</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1966) [coll: pb/Richard <a href="/entry/powers_richard_m">Powers</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Needle+in+a+Timestack&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Needle in a Timestack</a> (London: Sphere, 1967) [rev of the above: pb/David Davies] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Needle+in+a+Timestack&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Needle in a Timestack</a> (London: Gollancz, 2021) [coll: much exp rev of the above: in the publisher's SF Masterworks series: pb/]</li> </ul></li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Calibrated+Alligator+and+Other+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Calibrated Alligator and Other Science Fiction Stories</a> (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1969) [coll: hb/Lawrence <a href="/entry/ratzkin_lawrence">Ratzkin</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Dimension+Thirteen&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Dimension Thirteen</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1969) [coll: pb/Ron <a href="/entry/walotsky_ron">Walotsky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Parsecs+and+Parables+Ten+Science+Fiction+Stories&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Parsecs and Parables: Ten Science Fiction Stories</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday and Company, 1970) [coll: hb/Tim Lewis]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Cube+Root+of+Uncertainty&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Cube Root of Uncertainty</a> (New York: Macmillan, 1970) [coll: hb/Anthony Sini]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Moonferns+and+Starsongs&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Moonferns and Starsongs</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1971) [coll: pb/Gene <a href="/entry/szafran_gene">Szafran</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Reality+Trip+and+Other+Implausibilities&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Reality Trip and Other Implausibilities</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1972) [coll: pb/Chris <a href="/entry/foss_chris">Foss</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Unfamiliar+Territory&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Unfamiliar Territory</a> (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1973) [coll: hb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Valley+beyond+Time&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Valley beyond Time</a> (New York: Dell, 1973) [coll: pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Earth+Other+Shadow+Nine+Science+Fiction+Stories&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Earth's Other Shadow: Nine Science Fiction Stories</a> (New York: Signet, 1973) [coll: pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Sundance+and+Other+Science+Fiction+Stories&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Sundance and Other Science Fiction Stories</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, Publishers, 1974) [coll: hb/Dan Quest]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Born+with+the+Dead+Three+Novellas&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Born with the Dead: Three Novellas</a> (New York: Random House, 1974) [coll: hb/Carl Berkowitz] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Masks+of+Time+Born+with+the+Dead+Dying&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Masks of Time; Born with the Dead; Dying Inside</a> (New York: Bantam Books, 1988) [omni of the above plus The Masks of Time and Dying Inside: above: pb/uncredited]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Born+with+the+Dead&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Born with the Dead</a> (New York: Tor, 1988) [chap: dos: first appeared April 1974 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>: pb/Ron <a href="/entry/walotsky_ron">Walotsky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Sunrise+on+Mercury+and+Other+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Sunrise on Mercury and Other Science Fiction Stories</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, Publishers, 1975) [coll: hb/Bill Meyers] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Sunrise+on+Mercury+Thirteen+Stories&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Sunrise on Mercury: Thirteen Stories</a> (London: Gollancz, 1983) [coll: exp vt of the above: adds nine and drops four stories: hb/nonpictorial]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Feast+of+St+Dionysus&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Feast of St Dionysus</a> (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1975) [coll: hb/David Lunn]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Capricorn+Games&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Capricorn Games</a> (New York: Random House, 1976) [coll: hb/Jack Ribik] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Capricorn+Games&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Capricorn Games</a> (Virginia Beach, Virginia: The Donning Company/Starblaze, 1979) [exp of the above: illus/Polly Freas and Kelly <a href="/entry/freas_kelly">Freas</a>: pb/Kelly Freas]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Shores+of+Tomorrow+Eight+Stories+of+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Shores of Tomorrow: Eight Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, Publishers, 1976) [coll: hb/James E Barry]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Best+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Best of Robert Silverberg</a> (New York: Pocket Books, 1976) [coll: Best of Robert Silverberg: pb/Alan Magee] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Best+of+Robert+Silverberg+Volume+One&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Best of Robert Silverberg, Volume One</a> (Boston, Massachusetts: Gregg Press, 1978) [anth: vt of the above: Best of Robert Silverberg: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Science+Fiction+Special+30+Invaders+from&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Science Fiction Special (30): Invaders from Earth; The Best of Robert Silverberg</a> (London: Sidgwick and Jackson, 1978) [omni of the above plus Invaders from Earth: Best of Robert Silverberg: hb/uncredited]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Best+of+Robert+Silverberg+Volume+Two&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Best of Robert Silverberg, Volume Two</a> (Boston, Massachusetts: Gregg Press, 1978) [coll: Best of Robert Silverberg: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Songs+of+Summer+and+Other+Stories&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Songs of Summer and Other Stories</a> (London: Victor Gollancz, 1979) [coll: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=World+of+a+Thousand+Colors&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">World of a Thousand Colors</a> (New York: Arbor House, 1982) [coll: hb/Loretta Trezzo]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Conglomeroid+Cocktail+Party&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Conglomeroid Cocktail Party</a> (New York: Arbor House, 1984), [coll: hb/Loretta Trezzo]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Secret+Sharer&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Secret Sharer</a> (San Francisco, California: Underwood-Miller, 1988) [first appeared September 1987 <a href="/entry/asimovs">Asimov's</a>: hb/John J Muth]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Lion+Time+in+Timbuctoo&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Lion Time in Timbuctoo</a> (Eugene, Oregon: Pulphouse/Axolotl Press, 1990) [novella: hb/Donna Gordon]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Thebes+of+the+Hundred+Gates&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Thebes of the Hundred Gates</a> (Eugene, Oregon: Pulphouse/Axolotl Press, 1991) [hb/Donna Gordon]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=In+Another+Country+and+Other+Short+Novels&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">In Another Country and Other Short Novels</a> (Waterville, Maine: Gale Group/Five Star, 2002) [coll: hb/Ken <a href="/entry/barr_ken">Barr</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Phases+of+the+Moon+Stories+of+Six+Decades&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Phases of the Moon: Stories of Six Decades</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2004) [coll: hb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Phases+of+the+Moon+Six+Decades+of+Masterpieces&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Phases of the Moon: Six Decades of Masterpieces of the SFWA Grand Master</a> (New York: iBooks, 2004) [coll: vt of the above: pb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Best+of+Robert+Silverberg+Stories+of+Six+Decades&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Best of Robert Silverberg: Stories of Six Decades</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2013) [coll: exp of the above: pb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>]</li> </ul></li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=In+the+Beginning+Tales+from+the+Pulp+Era&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">In the Beginning: Tales from the Pulp Era</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2006) [coll: hb/Bob <a href="/entry/eggleton_bob">Eggleton</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Happy+Unfortunate&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Happy Unfortunate</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2008) [story: ebook: first appeared December 1957 <a href="/entry/amazing">Amazing</a>: na/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Postmark+Ganymede&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Postmark Ganymede</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2008) [story: ebook: first appeared September 1957 <a href="/entry/amazing">Amazing</a>: na/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Hunted+Heroes&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Hunted Heroes</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2008) [story: ebook: first appeared September 1956 <a href="/entry/amazing">Amazing</a>: na/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Judas+Valley&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Judas Valley</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2008) with Randall <a href="/entry/garrett_randall">Garrett</a> [story: ebook: first appeared October 1956 <a href="/entry/amazing">Amazing</a>: na/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+Little+Intelligence&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A Little Intelligence</a> (Norfolk, Virginia: Crippen and Landru, 2009) with Randall <a href="/entry/garrett_randall">Garrett</a> [coll: hb/Carol Heyer]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Last+Song+of+Orpheus&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Last Song of Orpheus</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2010) [novella: hb/Alexander Preuss]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Hunt+the+Space-Witch&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Hunt the Space-Witch!</a> (Bellevue, Washington: Paizo Publishing, 2011) [coll: all stories from 1950s issues of <a href="/entry/science_fiction_adventures">Science Fiction Adventures</a>: pb/Kieran Yanner]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Blood+on+the+Mink&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Blood on the Mink</a> (New York: Hard Case Crime, 2012) [coll: book-length title story first appeared November 1962 Trapped as "Too Much Blood on the Mink" as by Ray McKensie: plus other crime stories as by McKensie and as by Dan Malcolm: pb/Michael Koelsch]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Beyond+the+Beyond&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Beyond the Beyond</a> (place not given: Wonder Publishing Group, 2012) [coll: pb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=When+the+Blue+Shift+Comes&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">When the Blue Shift Comes</a> (Rockville, Maryland: Phoenix Pick, 2012) [anth/coll: ebook: comprising "The Song of Last Things" by Silverberg, previously unpublished, and a sequel "The Last Mandala Sweeps" by Alvaro <a href="/entry/zinos-amaro_alvaro">Zinos-Amaro</a>: na/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Beyond+the+Doors+of+Death&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Beyond the Doors of Death</a> (Rockville, Maryland: Phoenix Pick, 2013) [anth/coll: comprising "Born with the Dead" by Silverberg, first appeared April 1974 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>, and a sequel "Quicken" by Damien <a href="/entry/broderick_damien">Broderick</a>: pb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Early+Days+More+Tales+from+the+Pulp+Era&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Early Days: More Tales from the Pulp Era</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2016) [coll: hb/Bob <a href="/entry/eggleton_bob">Eggleton</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Robert+Silverberg+Science+Fiction+Megapack&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Robert Silverberg Science Fiction Megapack</a> (Cabin John, Maryland: Wildside Press, 2016) [coll: pb/Luca Oleastri]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Ace+Years+Part+One&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Ace Years, Part One</a> (Medford, Oregon: Armchair Fiction, 2017) [omni/coll: in the publisher's Masters of Science Fiction series: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Ace+Years+Part+Two&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Ace Years, Part Two</a> (Medford, Oregon: Armchair Fiction, 2017) [omni/coll: in the publisher's Masters of Science Fiction series: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Emperor+and+the+Maula&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Emperor and the Maula</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2017) [novella: written 1992: first appeared in a much shorter form in The New Space Opera (anth 2007) edited by Gardner <a href="/entry/dozois_gardner">Dozois</a> and Jonathan <a href="/entry/strahan_jonathan">Strahan</a>: text restored: hb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=First+Person+Singularities&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">First Person Singularities</a> (New York: Three Rooms Press, 2017) [coll: pb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Robert+Silverberg+Super-Science+Stories&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Robert Silverberg's Super-Science Stories</a> (Rialto, California: Fiction House Press, 2017) [coll: selected stories from <a href="/entry/super-science_fiction">Super-Science Fiction</a>: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Rough+Trade&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Rough Trade</a> (Hornsea, East Yorkshire: PS Publishing, 2017) [coll: crime stories written 1957-1961: hb/Denis McLoughlin]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Ace+Years+Part+Three&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Ace Years, Part Three</a> (Medford, Oregon: Armchair Fiction, 2018) [omni/coll: in the publisher's Masters of Science Fiction series: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Time+and+Time+Again&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Time and Time Again</a> (New York: Three Rooms Press, 2018) [coll: <a href="/entry/time_travel">time-travel</a> stories: pb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Alien+Archives&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Alien Archives</a> (New York: Three Rooms Press, 2019) [coll: alien encounter stories: pb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Exotic+Adventures+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Exotic Adventures of Robert Silverberg</a> (place not given: New Texture, 2021) [coll: stories originally published pseudonymously 1958-1959 Exotic Adventures: edited by Robert Deis and Wyatt Doyle: hb/after Rafael <a href="/entry/desoto_rafael">DeSoto</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Exotic+Adventures+of+Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Exotic Adventures of Robert Silverberg</a> (place not given: New Texture, 2021) [coll: cut version of the above with 4 stories omitted: pb/after Rafael <a href="/entry/desoto_rafael">DeSoto</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Voyagers+Twelve+Journeys+Through+Space+and+Time&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Voyagers: Twelve Journeys Through Space and Time</a> (New York: Three Rooms Press, 2021) [coll: pb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Robert+Silverberg+Monsters+and+Things&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Robert Silverberg's Monsters and Things</a> (Hornsea, East Yorkshire: PS Publishing, 2023) [coll: edited by Stephen Jones: erroneously includes a Donald E <a href="/entry/westlake_donald_e">Westlake</a> story first published as by Richard Stark: illus/Randy Broecker: hb/]</li> </ul> nonfiction (highly selected) <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Into+Space&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Into Space</a> (New York: Harper and Row, 1971) with Arthur C <a href="/entry/clarke_arthur_c">Clarke</a> [nonfiction: rev vt of The Young Traveller in Space (1954) by Clarke: new text by Silverberg: hb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Drug+Themes+in+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Drug Themes in Science Fiction</a> (Rockville, Maryland: National Institute on Drug Use, 1974) [nonfiction: chap: <a href="/entry/drugs">Drugs</a>: pb/from William Blake]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Reflections+and+Refractions+Thoughts+on&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Reflections and Refractions: Thoughts on Science-Fiction, Science, and Other Matters</a> (Grass Valley, California: Underwood Books, 1997) [nonfiction: coll: hb/Nora Wertz] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Reflections+and+Refractions+Revised+and+Expanded&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Reflections and Refractions: Revised and Expanded Edition</a> (New York: NonStop Press, 2017) [exp/rev of the above: pb/Luis Ortiz]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Other+Spaces+Other+Times+A+Life+Spent+in+the&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Other Spaces, Other Times: A Life Spent in the Future</a> (New York: Nonstop Press, 2009) [nonfiction: illus/various: hb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Musings+and+Meditations+Reflections+on+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Musings and Meditations: Reflections on Science Fiction, Science, and Other Matters</a> (New York: Nonstop Press, 2011) [nonfiction: coll: pb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Traveler+of+Worlds+Conversations+with+Robert&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Traveler of Worlds: Conversations with Robert Silverberg</a> (Bonney Lake, Washington: Fairwood Press, 2016) with Alvaro <a href="/entry/zinos-amaro_alvaro">Zinos-Amaro</a> [nonfiction: <a href="/entry/interviews">Interviews</a>: pb/Patrick Swenson]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Living+in+the+Future&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Living in the Future</a> (Framingham, Massachusetts: NESFA Press, 2024) [nonfiction: anth: coll: hb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>]</li> </ul> works as editor series Alpha <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Alpha+One&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Alpha One</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1970) [anth: Alpha: pb/John Lindner]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Alpha+Two&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Alpha Two</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1971) [anth: Alpha: pb/Larry Kresek]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Alpha+Three&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Alpha Three</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1972) [anth: Alpha: pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Alpha+4&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Alpha 4</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1973) [anth: Alpha: pb/Bruce <a href="/entry/pennington_bruce">Pennington</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Alpha+5&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Alpha 5</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1974) [anth: Alpha: pb/Bruce <a href="/entry/pennington_bruce">Pennington</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Alpha+Six&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Alpha Six</a> (New York: Berkley Medallion, 1976) [anth: Alpha: pb/Richard <a href="/entry/powers_richard_m">Powers</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Alpha+7&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Alpha 7</a> (New York: Berkley Medallion, 1977) [anth: Alpha: pb/Randy Weidner]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Alpha+8&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Alpha 8</a> (New York: Berkley Medallion, 1977) [anth: Alpha: pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Alpha+9&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Alpha 9</a> (New York: Berkley Medallion, 1978) [anth: Alpha: pb/Vincent Segrelles]</li> </ul> New Dimensions <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=New+Dimensions+I+Fourteen+Original+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">New Dimensions I: Fourteen Original Science Fiction Stories</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday and Company, 1971) [anth: New Dimensions: hb/Nick Aristovulos]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=New+Dimensions+II&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">New Dimensions II</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday and Company, 1972) [anth: New Dimensions: hb/Dickran Palulian]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=New+Dimensions+3&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">New Dimensions 3</a> (Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, 1973) [anth: New Dimensions: hb/Dennis Anderson]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=New+Dimensions+IV&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">New Dimensions IV</a> (New York: New American Library/Signet Books, 1974) [anth: New Dimensions: pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=New+Dimensions+Science+Fiction+number+5&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">New Dimensions Science Fiction, number 5</a> (New York: Harper and Row, 1975) [anth: New Dimensions: hb/Mark Rubin Design]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=New+Dimensions+Science+Fiction+number+6&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">New Dimensions Science Fiction, number 6</a> (New York: Harper and Row, 1976) [anth: New Dimensions: hb/Irving Freeman]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=New+Dimensions+Science+Fiction+number+7&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">New Dimensions Science Fiction, number 7</a> (New York: Harper and Row, 1977) [anth: New Dimensions: hb/Plus One Studio]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=New+Dimensions+Science+Fiction+number+8&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">New Dimensions Science Fiction, number 8</a> (New York: Harper and Row, 1978) [anth: New Dimensions: hb/Neil Stuart]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=New+Dimensions+Science+Fiction+number+9&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">New Dimensions Science Fiction, number 9</a> (New York: Harper and Row, 1979) [anth: New Dimensions: hb/Neil Stuart]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=New+Dimensions+Science+Fiction+number+10&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">New Dimensions Science Fiction, number 10</a> (New York: Harper and Row, 1980) [anth: New Dimensions: hb/Sidney Feinberg]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Best+of+New+Dimensions&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Best of New Dimensions</a> (New York: Pocket Books, 1979) [anth: reprinting stories from earlier volumes: New Dimensions: pb/Richard <a href="/entry/powers_richard_m">Powers</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=New+Dimensions+11&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">New Dimensions 11</a> (New York: Pocket Books, 1980) with Marta <a href="/entry/randall_marta">Randall</a> [anth: New Dimensions: pb/Richard <a href="/entry/powers_richard_m">Powers</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=New+Dimensions+12&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">New Dimensions 12</a> (New York: Pocket Books, 1981) with Marta <a href="/entry/randall_marta">Randall</a> [anth: New Dimensions: pb/uncredited]</li> </ul> Arbor <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Arbor+House+Treasury+of+Modern+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Arbor House Treasury of Modern Science Fiction</a> (New York: Arbor House/Priam Books, 1980) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> [anth: Arbor: hb/Antler & Baldwin Inc] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Great+Science+Fiction+of+the+20th+Century&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Great Science Fiction of the 20th Century</a> (New York: Avenel, 1987) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> [anth: vt of the above: Arbor: hb/Romas <a href="/entry/kukalis_romas_b">Kukalis</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Arbor+House+Treasury+of+Great+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Arbor House Treasury of Great Science Fiction Short Novels</a> (New York: Arbor House/Priam Books, 1980) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> [anth: Arbor: hb/Antler & Baldwin Inc] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Worlds+Imagined&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Worlds Imagined</a> (New York: Avenel, 1987) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> [anth: cut vt of the above: one story omitted: hb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Wildside+Press+Treasury+of+Great+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Wildside Press Treasury of Great Science Fiction Short Novels</a> (Cabin John, Maryland: Wildside Press, 2023) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> [anth: vt of the above: pb/nonpictorial]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Arbor+House+Treasury+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Arbor House Treasury of Science Fiction Masterpieces</a> (New York: Arbor House, 1983) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> [anth: Arbor: hb/Antler & Baldwin Inc] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Great+Tales+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Great Tales of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Avenel, 1988) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> [anth: cut vt of the above: Arbor: hb/uncredited]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Fantasy+Hall+of+Fame&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Fantasy Hall of Fame</a> (New York: Arbor House, 1983) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> [anth: text differs entirely from 1998 release with identical title: Arbor: hb/E T Steadman] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Mammoth+Book+of+Fantasy+All-Time+Greats&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Mammoth Book of Fantasy All-Time Greats</a> (London: Robinson, 1988) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> [anth: vt of the above: Arbor: hb/Christos <a href="/entry/achilleos_chris">Achilleos</a>]</li> </ul></li> </ul> Nebula Awards See also <a href="/entry/nebula_anthologies">Nebula Anthologies</a>. <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Nebula+Award+Winners+18&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Nebula Award Winners 18</a> (New York: Arbor House, 1983) [anth: Nebula Awards: hb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Nebula+Awards+Showcase+2001+The+Year+Best+SF&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Nebula Awards Showcase 2001: The Year's Best SF and Fantasy Chosen by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America</a> (New York: Harcourt, 2001) [anth: #35 in overall sequence: Nebula Awards: hb/]</li> </ul> Time Gate <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Time+Gate&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Time Gate</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1989) with Bill <a href="/entry/fawcett_bill">Fawcett</a> [anth: Time Gate: pb/David <a href="/entry/mattingly_david_b">Mattingly</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Time+Gate+2+Dangerous+Interfaces&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Time Gate 2: Dangerous Interfaces</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1990) [anth: Time Gate: pb/David <a href="/entry/mattingly_david_b">Mattingly</a>]</li> </ul> Universe <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Universe+1&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Universe 1</a> (New York: Doubleday Foundation, 1990) with Karen <a href="/entry/haber_karen">Haber</a> [anth: Universe: hb/Richard Kriegler]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Universe+2&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Universe 2</a> (New York: Bantam Books, 1992) with Karen <a href="/entry/haber_karen">Haber</a> [anth: Universe: hb/Jean-Francois Podevin]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Universe+3&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Universe 3</a> (New York: Bantam Books, 1994) with Karen <a href="/entry/haber_karen">Haber</a> [anth: Universe: pb/Michael David Ward]</li> </ul> Legends <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Legends+Short+Novels+by+the+Masters+of+Modern&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Legends: Short Novels by the Masters of Modern Fantasy</a> (New York: Tor, 1998) [anth: Legends: hb/nonpictorial] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Legends+Volume+One&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Legends: Volume One</a> (New York: Tor, 1999) [anth: cut vt of the above, reprinting four of eleven stories: Legends: pb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Legends+Volume+Two&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Legends: Volume Two</a> (New York: Tor, 1999) [anth: cut vt of the above, reprinting three of eleven stories: Legends: pb/Keith <a href="/entry/parkinson_keith">Parkinson</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Legends+[1]&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Legends [1]</a> (London: HarperCollins/Voyager, 1999) [anth: cut vt of the above, printing first half of the original contents: pb/Josh <a href="/entry/kirby_josh">Kirby</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Legends+Volume+3&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Legends: Volume 3</a> (New York: Tor, 2000) [anth: cut vt of the above, reprinting four of eleven stories: Legends: pb/Darrell K <a href="/entry/sweet_darrell">Sweet</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Legends&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Legends</a> (London: HarperCollins/Voyager, 2000) [anth: cut version of the above, printing second half of the original contents: pb/uncredited]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Legends+II+New+Short+Novels+by+the+Masters+of&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Legends II: New Short Novels by the Masters of Modern Fantasy</a> (London: HarperCollins/Voyager, 2003) [anth: Legends: hb/Geoff <a href="/entry/taylor_geoff">Taylor</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Legends+II+Shadows+Gods+and+Demons&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Legends II: Shadows, Gods, and Demons</a> (New York: Ballantine/Del Rey, 2004) [anth: cut vt of the above, printing first half of the original: pb/Dreu Pennington-McNeil]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Legends+II+Dragon+Sword+and+King&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Legends II: Dragon, Sword, and King</a> (New York: Ballantine/Del Rey, 2004) [anth: cut vt of the above, printing second half of the original: pb/Dreu Pennington-McNeil]</li> </ul></li> </ul> Century <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+Century+of+Fantasy+1980-1989&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A Century of Fantasy 1980-1989</a> (New York: MJF Books, 1997) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> [anth: Century: hb/Wayne D <a href="/entry/barlowe_wayne_douglas">Barlowe</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+Century+of+Science+Fiction+1950-1959&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A Century of Science Fiction 1950-1959</a> (New York: MJF Books, 1997) [anth: Century: hb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+Century+of+Science+Fiction+1980-1989&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A Century of Science Fiction 1980-1989</a> (New York: MJF Books, 1997) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> [anth: Century: hb/Wayne D <a href="/entry/barlowe_wayne_douglas">Barlowe</a>]</li> </ul> Fantasy: Best First two volumes only; for the remaining volumes see Karen <a href="/entry/haber_karen">Haber</a>. <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Fantasy+The+Best+of+2001&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Fantasy: The Best of 2001</a> (New York: Pocket Books/iBooks, 2001) with Karen <a href="/entry/haber_karen">Haber</a> [anth: Fantasy: Best: pb/Scott Grimando]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Fantasy+The+Best+of+2002&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Fantasy: The Best of 2002</a> (New York: iBooks, 2002) with Karen <a href="/entry/haber_karen">Haber</a> [anth: Fantasy: Best: pb/Ciruelo]</li> </ul> Science Fiction: Best First two volumes only; for the remaining volumes see Karen <a href="/entry/haber_karen">Haber</a>. <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Science+Fiction+The+Best+of+2001&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Science Fiction: The Best of 2001</a> (New York: Pocket Books, 2002) with Karen <a href="/entry/haber_karen">Haber</a> [anth: Science Fiction: Best: pb/Scott Grimando]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Science+Fiction+The+Best+of+2002&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Science Fiction: The Best of 2002</a> (New York: Pocket Books, 2003) with Karen <a href="/entry/haber_karen">Haber</a> [anth: Science Fiction: Best: pb/Scott Grimando]</li> </ul> individual titles <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Earthmen+and+Strangers+Nine+Stories+of+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Earthmen and Strangers: Nine Stories of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1966) [anth: hb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Voyagers+in+Time+Twelve+Stories+of+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Voyagers in Time: Twelve Stories of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Meredith Press, 1967) [anth: hb/Barry Martin]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Men+and+Machines+Ten+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Men and Machines: Ten Stories of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Meredith Press, 1968) [anth: hb/Barry Martin]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Three+for+Tomorrow&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Three for Tomorrow</a> (New York: Meredith Press, 1969) [anth: hb/Barry Martin] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Three+for+Tomorrow&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Three for Tomorrow</a> (London: Sphere Books, 1973) [anth: Arthur C <a href="/entry/clarke_arthur_c">Clarke</a> is credited as editor: pb/David A <a href="/entry/hardy_david_a">Hardy</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Tomorrow+Worlds+Ten+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Tomorrow's Worlds: Ten Stories of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Meredith Press, 1969) [anth: hb/Ron <a href="/entry/walotsky_ron">Walotsky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Dark+Stars&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Dark Stars</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1969) [anth: pb/Ronald <a href="/entry/walotsky_ron">Walotsky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Ends+of+Time+Eight+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Ends of Time: Eight Stories of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Hawthorn Press, 1970) [anth: hb/Barry Martin]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Great+Short+Novels+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Great Short Novels of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1970) [anth: pb/Donna Violetti]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Mirror+of+Infinity+A+Critic+Anthology+of&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Mirror of Infinity: A Critic's Anthology of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Harper and Row, 1970) [anth: hb/Fred Cantor]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Science+Fiction+Hall+of+Fame+Volume+One&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Science Fiction Hall of Fame Volume One</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday and Company, 1970) [anth: Science Fiction Hall of Fame: hb/Sagebrush] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Science+Fiction+Hall+of+Fame+Volume+One&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume One</a> (London: Sphere Books, 1972) [anth: rev vt of the above: containing half the contents of the above: Science Fiction Hall of Fame: pb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Science+Fiction+Hall+of+Fame+Volume+Two&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Science Fiction Hall of Fame Volume Two</a> (London: Sphere Books, 1972) [anth: rev vt of the above: containing half the contents of the above: Science Fiction Hall of Fame: pb/]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Worlds+of+Maybe+Seven+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Worlds of Maybe: Seven Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1970) [anth: hb/Edwin H Bookmyer]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=To+the+Stars+Eight+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">To the Stars: Eight Stories of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Hawthorn Press, 1971) [anth: hb/Judith Lerner]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Four+Futures+Four+Original+Novellas+of+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Four Futures: Four Original Novellas of Science Fiction Based on Themes Suggested by Isaac Asimov</a> (New York: Hawthorn Press, 1971) [anth: Isaac <a href="/entry/asimov_isaac">Asimov</a>: hb/from M C <a href="/entry/escher_m_c">Escher</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Mind+to+Mind+Nine+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Mind to Mind: Nine Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1971) [anth: hb/Bill Crawford]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Science+Fiction+Bestiary+Nine+Stories+of&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Science Fiction Bestiary: Nine Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1971) [anth: hb/John R Gibson]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Beyond+Control+Seven+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Beyond Control: Seven Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1972) [anth: hb/Karl Wurzer]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Invaders+from+Space+Ten+Stories+of+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Invaders from Space: Ten Stories of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Hawthorn, 1972) [anth: hb/Angela Arnet]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Day+the+Sun+Stood+Still+Three+Original&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Day the Sun Stood Still: Three Original Novellas of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1972) [anth: hb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Chains+of+the+Sea+Three+Original+Novellas+of&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Chains of the Sea: Three Original Novellas of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1973) [anth: hb/Dan Quest]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Other+Dimensions+Ten+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Other Dimensions: Ten Stories of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Hawthorn, 1973) [anth: hb/Tetsu Constructions]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Three+Trips+in+Time+and+Space+Original+Novellas&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Three Trips in Time and Space: Original Novellas of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Hawthorn, 1973) [anth: hb/Ivan Seresin]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=No+Mind+of+Man+Three+Short+Novels&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">No Mind of Man: Three Short Novels</a> (New York: Hawthorn, 1973) [anth: hb/Jordan Malek]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Deep+Space+Eight+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Deep Space: Eight Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1973) [anth: hb/Edward Bonner]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Threads+of+Time+Three+Original+Novellas+of&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Threads of Time: Three Original Novellas of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1974) [anth: hb/Ned Glattauer]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Mutants+Eleven+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Mutants: Eleven Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1974) [anth: hb/James Barry]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Infinite+Jests+The+Lighter+Side+of+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Infinite Jests: The Lighter Side of Science Fiction</a> (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Chilton Book Company, 1974) [anth: hb/Jack Freas]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Windows+into+Tomorrow+Nine+Stories+of+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Windows into Tomorrow: Nine Stories of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Hawthorn, 1974) [anth: hb/Michelle Horowitz]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Epoch&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Epoch</a> (New York: Berkley/Putnam, 1975) with Roger <a href="/entry/elwood_roger">Elwood</a> [anth: pb/Richard <a href="/entry/powers_richard_m">Powers</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+New+Atlantis+and+Other+Novellas+of+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The New Atlantis and Other Novellas of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Hawthorn Books, 1975) [anth: hb/Jorge Hernandez]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Strange+Gifts+Eight+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Strange Gifts: Eight Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1975) [anth: hb/Frank Alois]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Explorers+of+Space+Eight+Stories+of+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Explorers of Space: Eight Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1975) [anth: hb/Frank Alois]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Aliens+Seven+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Aliens: Seven Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1976) [anth: hb/James E Barry]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Crystal+Ship+Three+Original+Novellas+of&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Crystal Ship: Three Original Novellas of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1976) [anth: hb/Mike Mariano]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Infinite+Web+Ten+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Infinite Web: Ten Stories of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Dial Locus, 1977) [anth: hb/Diane and Leo <a href="/entry/dillon_diane_and_leo">Dillon</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Earth+Is+the+Strangest+Planet+Ten+Stories+of&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Earth Is the Strangest Planet: Ten Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1976) [anth: hb/Mike Mariano]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Trips+in+Time+Nine+Stories+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Trips in Time: Nine Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1977) [anth: hb/Mike Eagle]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Triax+Three+Original+Novellas&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Triax: Three Original Novellas</a> (Los Angeles, California: Pinnacle Books, 1977) [anth: pb/Randy Weidner]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Galactic+Dreamers+Science+Fiction+as+Visionary&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Galactic Dreamers: Science Fiction as Visionary Literature</a> (New York: Random House, 1977) [anth: hb/R Adelson]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Lost+Worlds+Unknown+Horizons+Nine+Stories+of&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Lost Worlds, Unknown Horizons: Nine Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1978) [anth: hb/Fred Hinck]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Edge+of+Space+Three+Original+Novellas+of&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Edge of Space: Three Original Novellas of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Elsevier/Nelson Books, 1979) [anth: hb/Freff]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Car+Sinister&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Car Sinister</a> (New York: Avon Books, 1979) with Martin H Greenberg and Joseph D <a href="/entry/olander_joseph_d">Olander</a> [anth: pb/Wilkes]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Dawn+of+Time+Prehistory+through+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Dawn of Time: Prehistory through Science Fiction</a> (New York: Elsevier/Nelson, 1979) with Martin H Greenberg and Joseph D <a href="/entry/olander_joseph_d">Olander</a> [anth: hb/John P Capello]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Androids+Are+Coming+Seven+Stories+of+Science&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Androids Are Coming: Seven Stories of Science Fiction</a> (Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1979) [anth: hb/Michael Eagle]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Science+Fictional+Dinosaur&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Science Fictional Dinosaur</a> (New York: Avon/Flare, 1982) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> and Charles G <a href="/entry/waugh_charles_g">Waugh</a> [anth: pb/Tim <a href="/entry/hildebrandt_the_brothers">Hildebrandt</a>]</li> <li>Randall <a href="/entry/garrett_randall">Garrett</a>. <a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Best+of+Randall+Garrett&field-author=Garrett+Randall" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Best of Randall Garrett</a> (New York: Pocket Books, 1982) [coll: pb/Rowena <a href="/entry/morrill_rowena">Morrill</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Time+Travelers+A+Science+Fiction+Quartet&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Time Travelers: A Science Fiction Quartet</a> (New York: Donald I Fine, 1985) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> [anth: hb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Isaac+Asimov+Wonderful+World+of+Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Isaac Asimov's Wonderful World of Science Fiction #6: Neanderthals</a> (New York: New American Library/Signet Books, 1987) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> and Charles G <a href="/entry/waugh_charles_g">Waugh</a> [anth: pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Robert+Silverberg+Worlds+of+Wonder&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Robert Silverberg's Worlds of Wonder</a> (New York: Warner Books, 1987) [anth: classic stories each accompanied by a critical essay: hb/Stanislaw Fernandez]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Beyond+the+Gate+of+Worlds&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Beyond the Gate of Worlds</a> (New York: Tor, 1991) [anth: pb/Ken <a href="/entry/kelly_john">Kelly</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Horror+Hall+of+Fame&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Horror Hall of Fame</a> (New York: Carroll and Graf, 1991) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> [anth: hb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Ultimate+Dinosaur+Past+Present+Future&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Ultimate Dinosaur: Past, Present, Future</a> (New York: Bantam Spectra, 1992) with Byron <a href="/entry/preiss_byron">Preiss</a> [anth: stories and speculative essays: <a href="/entry/dinosaurs">Dinosaurs</a>: hb/Wayne D <a href="/entry/barlowe_wayne_douglas">Barlowe</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Murasaki+A+Novel+in+Six+Parts&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Murasaki: A Novel in Six Parts</a> (New York: Bantam Books, 1992) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> (uncredited) [anth: assembling original stories set in a <a href="/entry/shared_worlds">Shared World</a>: hb/Stephen <a href="/entry/youll_stephen">Youll</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Fantasy+Hall+of+Fame&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Fantasy Hall of Fame</a> (New York: HarperPrism, 1998) [anth: contents differ entirely from 1983 Arbor release with identical title: pb/Carl Galian]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Far+Horizons+All+New+Tales+from+the+Greatest&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Far Horizons: All New Tales from the Greatest Worlds of Science Fiction</a> (New York: Avon Eos, 1999) [anth: hb/Amy Halperin]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Great+SF+Stories+1964&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Great SF Stories: 1964</a> (Framingham, Massachusetts: NESFA Press, 2002) with Martin H Greenberg [anth: one-off continuation of Isaac <a href="/entry/asimov_isaac">Asimov</a>'s Great SF Stories sequence: hb/Eddie <a href="/entry/jones_eddie">Jones</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Between+Worlds&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Between Worlds</a> (New York: Science Fiction Book Club, 2004) [anth: hb/Donato <a href="/entry/giancola_donato">Giancola</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Tales+from+Super-Science+Fiction&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Tales from Super-Science Fiction</a> (Royal Oak, Michigan: Haffner Press, 2011) [anth: selected stories from <a href="/entry/super-science_fiction">Super-Science Fiction</a>: hb/Kelly <a href="/entry/freas_kelly">Freas</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=This+Way+To+End+Times+Classic+Tales+of+the&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">This Way To End Times: Classic Tales of the Apocalypse</a> (New York: Three Rooms Press, 2016) [anth: pb/A V Flores]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Robots+Through+the+Ages&field-author=Silverberg+Robert" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Robots Through the Ages</a> (Ashland, Oregon: Blackstone Publishing, 2023) with Bryan Thomas <a href="/entry/schmidt_bryan_thomas">Schmidt</a> [anth: hb/]</li> </ul> about the author <ul class="x"> <li>Robert Silverberg. "Sounding Brass, Tinkling Cymbal" in <a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Hell+Cartographers+Some+Personal+Histories+of&field-author=Robert+Silverberg" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Hell's Cartographers: Some Personal Histories of Science Fiction Writers</a> (London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1975) edited by Brian W <a href="/entry/aldiss_brian_w">Aldiss</a> and Harry <a href="/entry/harrison_harry">Harrison</a> [nonfiction: anth: hb/Nicholas Sutton]</li> <li>Thomas D <a href="/entry/clareson_thomas_d">Clareson</a>. <a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Robert+Silverberg&field-author=Clareson+Thomas+D" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Robert Silverberg</a> (Mercer Island, Washington: Starmont House, 1983) [nonfiction: chap: pb/Stephen E <a href="/entry/fabian_stephen_e">Fabian</a>]</li> <li>Thomas D <a href="/entry/clareson_thomas_d">Clareson</a>. <a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Robert+Silverberg+A+Primary+and+Secondary&field-author=Clareson+Thomas+D" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Robert Silverberg: A Primary and Secondary Bibliography</a> (Boston, Massachusetts: G K Hall, 1983) [bibliography: hb/]</li> <li>Charles <a href="/entry/elkins_charles">Elkins</a> and Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a>, editors. <a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Robert+Silverberg+Many+Trapdoors+Critical&field-author=Elkins+Charles" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Robert Silverberg's Many Trapdoors: Critical Essays on His Science Fiction</a> (Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1992) [nonfiction: anth: in the publisher's Contributions to the Study of Science Fiction and Fantasy series: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li>Edgar L <a href="/entry/chapman_edgar_l">Chapman</a>. <a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Road+to+Castle+Mount+The+Science+Fiction+of&field-author=Chapman+Edgar+L" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Road to Castle Mount: The Science Fiction of Robert Silverberg</a> (Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1999) [nonfiction: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li>Gardner <a href="/entry/dozois_gardner">Dozois</a> and William Schafer, editors. <a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Book+of+Silverberg+Stories+in+Honour+of&field-author=Dozois+Gardner" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Book of Silverberg: Stories in Honour of Robert Silverberg</a> (Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2014) [anth: hb/Tomasz Maronski]</li> </ul> links <ul class="x"> <li><a target="_blank" href="http://www.robert-silverberg.com/">Robert Silverberg</a></li> <li><a target="_blank" href="http://www.majipoor.com/">The Quasi-Official Robert Silverberg Web Site</a></li> <li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?54">Internet Speculative Fiction Database</a></li> <li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/28358">Project Gutenberg</a></li> <li><a target="_blank" href="https://sf-encyclopedia.com/gallery.php?link=silverberg_robert">Picture Gallery</a></li> </ul> previous versions of this entry <ul><li><a href='https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/silverberg_robert' target='_blank'>Internet Archive</a></li></ul> </article></div> <div class="sideBarsWrapper"> <div class="sideBarsColsWrapper clearfix"> <div class="column sideBar12 clearfix"> <div class="columnForm"><aside id="blogFeed" class="widget"> <div class="content STeditorial clearfix"> <h2>Recently visited entries</h2><ul style='width: 50%; 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