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Tagged: Author.<div class="browsingBtns"> <input class="button PNI previous" type="button" onclick="window.location.href='/next.php?id=p&entry=anderson_poul'" value="Prev" /> <input class="button PNI next" type="button" onclick="window.location.href='/next.php?&entry=anderson_poul'" value="Next" /> <input class="button PNI incoming" type="button" onclick="window.location.href='/incoming.php?entry=anderson_poul'" 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=anderson_poul&abc'" > <input class="button PNI" type="button" value="Chron" onclick="window.location.href='/chron.php?id=anderson_poul'" > <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=Anderson-Guardians.jpg' target='_blank'> <img src='https://x.sf-encyclopedia.com/gal/thumbs/Anderson-Guardians.jpg' alt='pic'></a> (1926-2001) US author born in Pennsylvania of Scandinavian parents; he lived in Denmark briefly before the outbreak of World War Two. In 1948 he gained a degree in physics from the University of Minnesota. His knowledge of Scandinavian languages and literature and his scientific literacy fed each other fruitfully through a long and successful career, during which he gained for overall achievement the <a href="/entry/sfwa_grand_master_award">SFWA Grand Master Award</a> in 1978; he was inducted into the <a href="/entry/sf_hall_of_fame">Science Fiction Hall of Fame</a> in 2000. He was Greg <a href="/entry/bear_greg">Bear</a>'s father-in-law. He is perhaps unique among the top rank of American sf writers of his generation in that his fantasy work – he wrote a large number of fantasy tales – is also of considerable significance. Anderson's first years as a writer were spent in Minnesota, where after World War Two he joined the Minneapolis Fantasy Society (later the MFS) and associated with such contemporaries as Clifford D <a href="/entry/simak_clifford_d">Simak</a> and Gordon R <a href="/entry/dickson_gordon_r">Dickson</a>, both of whom shared with him an attachment to semi-rural (often wooded) settings peopled by solid, canny stock (frequently, in Anderson's case, of Scandinavian descent) whose politics and social views often register as conservative, especially among readers from the urban East and other parts of the world. It might however be more fruitful to think of Anderson's cultural style as a form of romantic <a href="/entry/libertarian_sf">Libertarian</a> individualism most comfortably adhered to far from the large <a href="/entry/cities">Cities</a> of the world, where it tends to register in terms of denial. That this bent of mind does not necessarily generate conservative opinions may be seen in the life and work of Jack <a href="/entry/cady_jack">Cady</a>. Although he became his generation's most prolific sf writer of any consistent quality, Anderson began quite slowly, his first sf story, the short-short "A Matter of Relativity" as P Anderson in the Probability Zero department of <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a> for September 1944, standing alone for some years. His career began in earnest only with "Tomorrow's Children" with F N Waldrop, in <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a> for March 1947; along with its sequel, "Logic" (July 1947 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a>), it prefigures in concentrated form – though too early to convey any <a href="/entry/cold_war">Cold War</a> <a href="/entry/paranoia">Paranoia</a> – most of the concerns of 1950s sf about the fate of <a href="/entry/post-holocaust">Post-Holocaust</a> America after <a href="/entry/world_war_three">World War Three</a> has trashed the planet. By 1950 Anderson began to release work – there were seven stories in that year alone – at a rate that never seriously slackened; a selection of eloquent early tales is assembled as Alight in the Void (coll 1991). In 1950 he also released his first novel, Vault of the Ages (1952), a <a href="/entry/ruined_earth">Ruined Earth</a> tale for the <a href="/entry/young_adult">Young Adult</a> market whose young protagonist defies the superstitious anti-science <a href="/entry/taboos">Taboos</a> of his culture, which he saves from worse barbarians through his discovery of pre-Fall science. By 1953 Anderson had become a significant figure in the field: in addition to nineteen stories, he published magazine versions of three novels, Brain Wave (first part September 1953 <a href="/entry/space_science_fiction">Space Science Fiction</a> as "The Escape" before magazine ceased publication; full text 1954), Three Hearts and Three Lions (September-October 1953 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>; exp 1961) and War of Two Worlds (Winter 1953 <a href="/entry/two_complete_science-adventure_books">Two Complete Science-Adventure Books</a> as "Silent Victory"; 1959 dos). The trio neatly prefigures the shape of his work for half a century: the <a href="/entry/hard_sf">Hard SF</a>, in which an unceasing interest in the implications of science and technology infuses plots of at times considerable emotional intensity; the succession of fantasies, most of them eventide and nostalgic; and the entertainments, most of them <a href="/entry/space_opera">Space Opera</a>, which he produced with a seemingly relaxed competence, and with love. The last of these examples is one of Anderson's many well told if occasionally not sufficiently demanding examples of the latter, in this case a tale sprucely displaying a betrayed Earth, <a href="/entry/aliens">Alien</a> overlords and plucky humans; the other two are successful, mature novels, each in its separate genre. In Three Hearts and Three Lions, a <a href="/entry/parallel_worlds">Parallel World</a> fantasy, an Earthman is translated from the middle of <a href="/entry/world_war_two">World War Two</a> into Faerie, where he fights the forces of Chaos in a tale whose humour is laced with a conspicuous sexual dis-ease that (along with its religious politics) marks it as a Christian Fantasy; at the same time, it lacks the slightly gloomy "Nordic twilight" colours that became increasingly characteristic of Anderson's work (noticeably in A Midsummer Tempest [1974]) in his later career. Brain Wave, perhaps his most famous single novel, remains very nearly his finest. Its premise is simple: for millions of years the part of the galaxy containing our solar system has been moving through a vast forcefield or <a href="/entry/zone">Zone</a> whose effect has been to inhibit "certain electromagnetic and electrochemical processes", and thus certain neuronic functions (see <a href="/entry/arrested_development">Arrested Development</a>); it is a concept Vernor <a href="/entry/vinge_vernor">Vinge</a> would exploit and expand in his A Fire Upon the Deep (1992). When Earth escapes the inhibiting field, synapse-speed immediately increases, causing a rise in <a href="/entry/intelligence">Intelligence</a>; after the book has traced various absorbing consequences of this transformation, a transfigured humanity reaches for the stars, leaving behind (it is a conclusion evocative of Clifford D <a href="/entry/simak_clifford_d">Simak</a> at his best) former mental defectives and bright animals to inherit the planet. After Brain Wave Anderson seemed content for several years to produce competent but unambitious stories – in such great numbers that it was not until many years had passed that they were adequately assembled in volumes like Explorations (coll 1981) and its numerous 1980s stablemates – and <a href="/entry/space_opera">Space Operas</a> with titles like No World of Their Own (April-July 1955 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a> as "The Long Way Home"; cut 1955 dos; with restored text vt The Long Way Home 1975) and After Doomsday (December 1961-January 1962 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>; 1962), whose portrait of a <a href="/entry/spaceships">Spaceship</a> crewed solely by hysterical women seemed in later years risibly anti-<a href="/entry/feminism">Feminist</a>. He occasionally wrote under the pseudonyms A A Craig and Winston P Sanders, and in the mid-1960s as Michael Karageorge. It was during these years, however, that he began to formulate and write the many stories and novels making up the complex Technic History series, in reality two separate sequences. The first of these centres on Nicholas van Rijn, a dominant merchant prince of the Polesotechnic League, an interstellar club of traders which dominates a laissez-faire galaxy of scattered planets. Anderson has been widely criticized for the conservative implications it is possible (though with some effort) to draw from these stories, whose philosophical implications he modestly curtails, and whose clear recipes for the building of an interstellar corporatism he does not follow. The second sequence properly begins about 300 years later, after the first flowering of a post-League Terran Empire which, increasingly decadent and corrupt, is under constant threat from other empires. Most of the sequence features Dominic Flandry, a Terran agent who – sophisticated, pessimistic and tough – gradually becomes a figure of stature as Anderson fills in and expands his story, which he began to compose in 1951. The internal chronology of the double sequence is not secure, but the following list is close. Van Rijn: War of the Wing-Men (February-March 1958 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a> as "The Man Who Counts"; cut 1958 dos; with restored text and new introduction vt The Man Who Counts 1978; vt The Earth Book of Stormgate 2 1980); Trader to the Stars (coll 1964; with 1 story cut 1964); The Trouble Twisters (coll 1966); Satan's World (May-August 1968 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>; 1969); Mirkheim (1977); The Earth Book of Stormgate (coll 1978) [for vts see Checklist below]; The People of the Wind (February-April 1973 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>; 1973). Flandry: Ensign Flandry (1966), A Circus of Hells (1970) and The Rebel Worlds (1969; vt Commander Flandry 1978), the latter two assembled as Flandry (omni 1993) and all three as The Imperial Stars (omni 2000; vt Young Flandry 2009); The Day of Their Return (1973) and The People of the Wind both assembled as The Day of Their Return/The People of the Wind (omni 1982); Mayday Orbit (1961 dos) and Earthman, Go Home! (1960 dos), both assembled with revisions as Flandry of Terra (omni 1965); We Claim These Stars! (1959 dos), which is included in Agent of the Terran Empire (1965); A Knight of Ghosts and Shadows (September/October-November/December 1974 <a href="/entry/if">If</a>; 1974; vt Knight Flandry 1980) and The Rebel Worlds both assembled as The Rebel Worlds/A Knight of Ghosts and Shadows (omni 1982); A Stone in Heaven (1979); The Game of Empire (1985), featuring Flandry's daughter in a plot whose turns evoke Rudyard <a href="/entry/kipling_rudyard">Kipling</a>'s Kim (1901), and pointing the way to two post-Flandry tales: Let the Spacemen Beware (January 1960 <a href="/entry/fantastic_universe">Fantastic Universe</a> as "A Twelvemonth and a Day"; 1963 chap dos; with new introduction vt The Night Face 1978; vt A Twelvemonth and a Day 2017 dos), also included in a separate collection, The Night Face and Other Stories (coll 1978); and The Long Night (coll 1983) (see <a href="/entry/long_night">Long Night</a>). Stories written later tend to moodier, darker textures. A somewhat smaller sequence, the Psychotechnic League stories, traces the gradual movement of Man into the solar system and eventually the galaxy itself. There is a good deal of action-debate about <a href="/entry/automation">Automation</a>, the maintenance of freedom in an expanded polity, and so forth. The sequence comprises, by rough internal chronology: The Psychotechnic League (coll 1981), Cold Victory (coll 1982), Starship (coll 1982), The Snows of Ganymede (Winter 1955 <a href="/entry/startling_stories">Startling</a> 1958 dos), Virgin Planet (1959), told in explicit <a href="/entry/westerns">Western</a> mode, and Star Ways (1956; vt with new introduction The Peregrine 1978). All the stories and short novels in this series were re-issued in the 3 volumes as The Complete Psychotechnic League starting in 2017, with new introductions and notes by Sandra <a href="/entry/miesel_sandra">Miesel</a>. The early Time Patrol stories (see <a href="/entry/alternate_history">Alternate History</a>; <a href="/entry/changewar">Changewar</a>; <a href="/entry/time_police">Time Police</a>) are contained in Guardians of Time (coll of linked stories 1960; with 2 stories added vt The Guardians of Time 1981) and Time Patrolman (coll of linked novellas 1983), both assembled as Annals of the Time Patrol (omni 1984); subsequently, early and later material was rearranged as The Shield of Time (coll of linked stories 1990) and The Time Patrol (coll 1991), which re-sorted long stories from the first volumes along with a new novel, "Star of the Sea", plus The Year of the Ransom (1988) and other new material; Time Patrol (coll 2006) adds one further story. The History of Rustum sequence, mainly concerned with the establishing on laissez-faire lines of a human colony on a planet in the Epsilon Eridani system, includes Orbit Unlimited (coll of linked stories 1961) and New America (coll of linked stories 1982). With Gordon R <a href="/entry/dickson_gordon_r">Dickson</a>, Anderson wrote the Hoka series about furry, teddybear-like aliens who cannot understand nonliteral language (i.e., metaphors, fictions) and so take everything as truth, with results intended as comic, beginning with Earthman's Burden (coll of linked stories 1957) [see Checklist below for further titles]; the most successful of these tales may be those set in <a href="/entry/westerns">Western</a> venues. For the Last Viking sequence and the King of Ys sequence, both fantasy, the latter written with Anderson's wife Karen <a href="/entry/anderson_karen">Anderson</a> [see Checklist below]. Although many of the novels and stories listed as linked to series can be read as singletons, there seems little doubt that the interlinked complexity of reference and storyline in Anderson's fiction has somewhat muffled its effect in the marketplace. This situation has not been helped by a marked lack of focus in its publication, so that the interested reader will find considerable difficulty tracing both the items in a series and their intended relation to one another, a situation which may be rectified in part through the release of Collected Short Works of Poul Anderson in seven substantial volumes, beginning with Call Me Joe (coll 2009) and ending with Question and Answer (coll 2017); it must be said, however, that series editor Rick Katze's decision to construct each volume according to taste – rather than chronology or theme or series – does not markedly clarify the picture. It remains the case that with something like 85 novels and hundreds of stories to his credit – all written with a resolute professionalism and widening range, though also with a marked disparity between copious storytelling skills and a certain sameness in the creation of characters – Anderson is still not as well defined a figure in the pantheon of American sf as writers (like Isaac <a href="/entry/asimov_isaac">Asimov</a> from the <a href="/entry/golden_age_of_sf">Golden Age of SF</a> and Frank <a href="/entry/herbert_frank">Herbert</a> from a decade later) of about the same age and certainly no greater skill. Nonetheless he was repeatedly honoured by the sf community, over and above the career awards listed above, serving as <a href="/entry/sfwa">Science Fiction Writers of America</a> President for 1972-1973, and receiving seven <a href="/entry/hugo">Hugos</a> for sf in shorter forms: in 1961 for "The Longest Voyage" (December 1960 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>) (Best Short Story); in 1964 for No Truce with Kings (June 1963 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>; 1989 dos) (Best Short Story) – it is actually a novella; in 1969 for "The Sharing of Flesh" (December 1968 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>) (Best Novelette); in 1972 for "The Queen of Air and Darkness" (April 1971 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>) (Best Novella), which also won a <a href="/entry/nebula">Nebula</a>; in 1973 for "Goat Song" (February 1972 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>) (Best Novelette), which also won a Nebula; in 1979 for "Hunter's Moon" (November 1978 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>) (Best Novelette); and in 1982 for "The Saturn Game" (February 1981 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>) (Best Novella), which also won a Nebula. Remarkably, none of his novels won any sf award of any stature until the late, elegiac, concise Genesis (2000) was given a <a href="/entry/john_w_campbell_memorial_award">John W Campbell Memorial Award</a> in 2001. Though as noted Anderson was a very prolific story writer, this plentitude should not lead to the assumption that he was a hasty one, which he was not. Indeed, it might be argued that his short stories and novelettes constitute his very finest work. The award-honoured stories above are good examples; out of the hundreds remaining, many are superb, especially perhaps those from the 1960s, like "Kyrie" (in The Farthest Reaches, anth 1968, ed Joseph <a href="/entry/elder_joseph">Elder</a>), in which several unlikely ingredients – Lunar convents, a repressed protagonist, <a href="/entry/telepathy">Telepathy</a>, a <a href="/entry/black_holes">Black Hole</a> and an energy-based <a href="/entry/aliens">Alien</a> – generate in a very few pages an ending which surprises but is inevitable, and of almost excruciating poignance. There are many more. Out of the welter of remaining book titles, four singletons and Anderson's final ambitious series can be mentioned as outstanding. The High Crusade (July-September 1960 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a>/<a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>; 1960) is a delightful wish-fulfilment conception (see <a href="/entry/medieval_futurism">Medieval Futurism</a>); an alien <a href="/entry/spaceships">Spaceship</a> lands in medieval Europe where it is taken over by quick-thinking Baron Roger and his feudal colleagues who, when the ship takes them to the stars, soon trick, cajole, outfight and outbreed all the spacefaring races they can find, and found their own empire on feudal lines. It is Anderson's most joyful iteration of Homo sapiens triumphalism (see also <a href="/entry/imperialism">Imperialism</a>). Tau Zero (June-August 1967 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a> as "To Outlive Eternity"; exp 1970) is less successful as fiction, though its speculations on <a href="/entry/cosmology">Cosmology</a> are fascinating, and the <a href="/entry/thought_experiment">Thought Experiment</a> it embodies is strikingly well conceived. A spaceship from Earth, intended to fly near the speed of light so that humans can reach the stars without dying of old age (as a consequence of the time-dilation of Special <a href="/entry/relativity">Relativity</a> described by the Lorentz-Fitzgerald equations), uncontrolledly continues to accelerate at a constant one gravity after reaching its intended terminal velocity, so that the disparity between ship-time and external time becomes ever greater: aeons hurtle by outside, with the ship passing through entire galaxies in subjective seconds, until eventually the universe contracts to form a monobloc. After a new Big Bang the ship begins to slow gradually and the crew plans to settle a new planet in the universe that has succeeded our own. The felt scope of the narrative is convincingly sustained throughout, though the characters tend to the soap-operatic. In The Avatar (1978) a solitary figure typical of Anderson's later work searches the galaxy for an <a href="/entry/aliens">Alien</a> race sufficiently sophisticated to provide him with the means to confound a dratted non-libertarian Earth government. The Boat of a Million Years (1989) ambitiously follows the long lives of a group of <a href="/entry/immortality">Immortals</a>, whose growing disaffection with the recent course of Earth history again points up the sense of disenchantment noticeable in the later Anderson, along with a feeling that, in an inevitably decaying universe, the tough thing (and the worthy thing) is to endure. Anderson's last major enterprise was the Guthrie Family sequence – comprising Harvest of Stars (1993), The Stars Are Also Fire (1994), Harvest the Fire (1995) and The Fleet of Stars (1997) – which puts on display both his continued grasp of current dreams of <a href="/entry/technology">Technology</a> fixes, and as well the oddly resentful sense of disenchantment not untypical of writers at the end of the last century. These drives govern a tale in which Earth after centuries of savage environmental exploitation (though Anderson surreally blames environmentalists for this) – is no longer capable of sustaining humanity's quest for new adventures, and for a new home. The escape from the dying planet is sustained and exhilarating. Through the four volumes, the scale and complexity expands inexorably; there is no quick way to represent the final effect, except perhaps to suggest that Anderson had decided here to tell every kind of story he was capable of – fantasy, <a href="/entry/hard_sf">Hard SF</a> and entertainment routines intermix constantly – as a summary and summa of his long career. On the evidence of this sequence, it is clear that for half a century he knew what he was doing. [JC] see also: <a href="/entry/anthropology">Anthropology</a>; <a href="/entry/asteroids">Asteroids</a>; <a href="/entry/atlantis">Atlantis</a>; <a href="/entry/avatars">Avatars</a>; <a href="/entry/chess">Chess</a>; <a href="/entry/clones">Clones</a>; <a href="/entry/colonization_of_other_worlds">Colonization of Other Worlds</a>; <a href="/entry/crime_and_punishment">Crime and Punishment</a>; <a href="/entry/cyborgs">Cyborgs</a>; <a href="/entry/destinies">Destinies</a>; <a href="/entry/ecology">Ecology</a>; <a href="/entry/economics">Economics</a>; <a href="/entry/end_of_the_world">End of the World</a>; <a href="/entry/eschatology">Eschatology</a>; <a href="/entry/fantastic_voyages">Fantastic Voyages</a>; <a href="/entry/fantasy">Fantasy</a>; <a href="/entry/faster_than_light">Faster Than Light</a>; <a href="/entry/fermi_paradox">Fermi Paradox</a>; <a href="/entry/force_field">Force Field</a>; <a href="/entry/future_war">Future War</a>; <a href="/entry/galactic_empires">Galactic Empires</a>; <a href="/entry/games_and_sports">Games and Sports</a>; <a href="/entry/gandalf_award">Gandalf Award</a>; <a href="/entry/genetic_engineering">Genetic Engineering</a>; <a href="/entry/gods_and_demons">Gods and Demons</a>; <a href="/entry/gravity">Gravity</a>; <a href="/entry/heroes">Heroes</a>; <a href="/entry/history_in_sf">History in SF</a>; <a href="/entry/humour">Humour</a>; <a href="/entry/jupiter">Jupiter</a>; <a href="/entry/magic">Magic</a>; <a href="/entry/matter_transmission">Matter Transmission</a>; <a href="/entry/mutants">Mutants</a>; <a href="/entry/mythology">Mythology</a>; <a href="/entry/nuclear_energy">Nuclear Energy</a>; <a href="/entry/nuclear_winter">Nuclear Winter</a>; <a href="/entry/planetary_romance">Planetary Romance</a>; <a href="/entry/politics">Politics</a>; <a href="/entry/prime_directive">Prime Directive</a>; <a href="/entry/psi_powers">Psi Powers</a>; <a href="/entry/psychology">Psychology</a>; <a href="/entry/religion">Religion</a>; <a href="/entry/robert_hale_limited">Robert Hale Limited</a>; <a href="/entry/robots">Robots</a>; <a href="/entry/scientific_errors">Scientific Errors</a>; <a href="/entry/scientific_hoax">Scientific Hoax</a>; <a href="/entry/sense_of_wonder">Sense of Wonder</a>; <a href="/entry/shapeshifters">Shapeshifters</a>; <a href="/entry/seiun_award">Seiun Award</a>; <a href="/entry/skylark_award">Skylark Award</a>; <a href="/entry/social_darwinism">Social Darwinism</a>; <a href="/entry/sociology">Sociology</a>; <a href="/entry/space_flight">Space Flight</a>; <a href="/entry/stars">Stars</a>; <a href="/entry/sun">Sun</a>; <a href="/entry/superman">Superman</a>; <a href="/entry/terraforming">Terraforming</a>; <a href="/entry/time_paradoxes">Time Paradoxes</a>; <a href="/entry/transmutation">Transmutation</a>; <a href="/entry/under_the_sea">Under the Sea</a>; <a href="/entry/utopias">Utopias</a>; <a href="/entry/venus">Venus</a>; <a href="/entry/weapons">Weapons</a>; <a href="/entry/zoo">Zoo</a>. <h3 id="chklst">Poul William Anderson</h3> born Bristol, Pennsylvania: 25 November 1926 died Orinda, California: 31 July 2001 works <input type="button" value="Alphabetical" class="button PNI" onclick="window.location.href='/chron.php?id=anderson_poul&abc'"> <input type="button" value="Chronological" class="button PNI" onclick="window.location.href='/chron.php?id=anderson_poul'"> series The Psychotechnic League <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Star+Ways&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Star Ways</a> (New York: Avalon, 1956) [The Psychotechnic League: hb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Peregrine&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Peregrine</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1978) [vt of the above with new introduction: The Psychotechnic League: pb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Snows+of+Ganymede&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Snows of Ganymede</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1958) [dos: first appeared Winter 1955 <a href="/entry/startling_stories">Startling</a>: with War of the Wing-Men below: The Psychotechnic League: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Virgin+Planet&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Virgin Planet</a> (New York: Avalon, 1959) [The Psychotechnic League: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Psychotechnic+League&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Psychotechnic League</a> (New York: Pinnacle Books, 1981) [coll: The Psychotechnic League: pb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Cold+Victory&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Cold Victory</a> (New York: Tor, 1982) [coll: The Psychotechnic League: pb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Starship&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Starship</a> (New York: Tor, 1982) [coll: The Psychotechnic League: pb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Sensitive+Man&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Sensitive Man</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2010) [story: ebook: first appeared January 1954 <a href="/entry/fantastic_universe">Fantastic Universe</a>: The Psychotechnic League: na/] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Sensitive+Man+A+Classic+from+the+Golden+Age&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Sensitive Man: A Classic from the Golden Age of Science Fiction</a> (Rockville, Maryland: Wildside Press, 2010) [vt of the above: The Psychotechnic League: pb/]</li> </ul></li> </ul> The Complete Psychotechnic League <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Complete+Psychotechnic+League+Vol+1&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Complete Psychotechnic League, Vol 1</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2017) [omni/coll: introduction by Sandra <a href="/entry/miesel_sandra">Miesel</a>: The Complete Psychotechnic League: pb/Kurt <a href="/entry/miller_kurt">Miller</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Complete+Psychotechnic+League+Vol+2&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Complete Psychotechnic League, Vol 2</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2018) [omni/coll: introduction by Sandra <a href="/entry/miesel_sandra">Miesel</a>: The Complete Psychotechnic League: pb/Kurt <a href="/entry/miller_kurt">Miller</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Complete+Psychotechnic+League+Vol+3&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Complete Psychotechnic League, Vol 3</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2018) [omni/coll: introduction by Sandra <a href="/entry/miesel_sandra">Miesel</a>: The Complete Psychotechnic League: pb/Kurt <a href="/entry/miller_kurt">Miller</a>]</li> </ul> Hoka <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Earthman+Burden&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Earthman's Burden</a> (New York: Gnome Press, 1957) with Gordon R <a href="/entry/dickson_gordon_r">Dickson</a> [coll of linked stories: Hoka: hb/Edd <a href="/entry/cartier_edd">Cartier</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Hoka+Hoka+Hoka&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Hoka! Hoka! Hoka!</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1998) with Gordon R <a href="/entry/dickson_gordon_r">Dickson</a> [coll: exp vt of the above: with two additional stories from Hoka! below: Hoka: hb/Stephen <a href="/entry/hickman_stephen">Hickman</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Star+Prince+Charlie&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Star Prince Charlie</a> (New York: G P Putnam's Sons, 1975) with Gordon R <a href="/entry/dickson_gordon_r">Dickson</a> [Hoka: hb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Hokas+Pokas&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Hokas Pokas!</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2000) with Gordon R <a href="/entry/dickson_gordon_r">Dickson</a> [exp of the above as coll: with two additional stories from Hoka! below: Hoka: pb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Sound+and+the+Furry+The+Complete+Hoka+Stories&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Sound and the Furry: The Complete Hoka Stories</a> (New York: Science Fiction Book Club, 2001) with Gordon R <a href="/entry/dickson_gordon_r">Dickson</a> [omni of the above plus Hoka! Hoka! Hoka!, which between them include all four stories from Hoka! below: Hoka: hb/Tom <a href="/entry/kidd_tom">Kidd</a>]</li> </ul></li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Hoka&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Hoka!</a> (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1983) with Gordon R <a href="/entry/dickson_gordon_r">Dickson</a> [coll of linked stories: Hoka: hb/Phil <a href="/entry/foglio_phil">Foglio</a>]</li> </ul> Technic History Because of the complexity of this interrelated set of series, novels and collections in each individual sequence are listed together. Technic History <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=War+of+the+Wing-Men&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">War of the Wing-Men</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1958) [dos: full version appeared February-March 1958 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a> as "The Man Who Counts": with The Snows of Ganymede above: Technic History: Nicholas van Rijn: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Man+Who+Counts&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Man Who Counts</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1978) [rev vt of the above containing restored text: Technic History: Nicholas van Rijn: pb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Earth+Book+of+Stormgate+Two&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Earth Book of Stormgate Two</a> (London: New English Library, 1980) [vt of the above: see also The Earth Book of Stormgate below: pb/Colin Andrew]</li> </ul></li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Trader+to+the+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Trader to the Stars</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1964) [Technic History: Nicholas van Rijn: hb/Thomas Chibbaro]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Trouble+Twisters&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Trouble Twisters</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1966) [Technic History: David Falkayn: hb/Emanuel <a href="/entry/schongut_emanuel">Schongut</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Satan+World&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Satan's World</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1969) [first appeared May-August 1968 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>: Technic History: Nicholas van Rijn: hb/Peter Bromely]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+People+of+the+Wind&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The People of the Wind</a> (New York: New American Library/Signet Books, 1973) [first appeared February-April 1973 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>: Technic History: pb/Fernando Fernandez] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Day+of+Their+Return/The+People+of+the+Wind&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Day of Their Return/The People of the Wind</a> (New York: New American Library, 1982) [omni of the above plus The Day of Their Return below: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: Technic History: pb/Bob Pepper]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Mirkheim&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Mirkheim</a> (New York: Berkley, 1977) [Technic History: Nicholas van Rijn: hb/Richard <a href="/entry/powers_richard_m">Powers</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Earth+Book+of+Stormgate&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Earth Book of Stormgate</a> (New York: Berkley, 1978) [coll: not all stories feature van Rijn: Technic History: Nicholas van Rijn: hb/Tony <a href="/entry/roberts_tony">Roberts</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Earth+Book+of+Stormgate+One&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Earth Book of Stormgate One</a> (London: New English Library, 1980) [coll: first third of the above: pb/Colin Andrew]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Earth+Book+of+Stormgate+Two&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Earth Book of Stormgate Two</a> (London: New English Library, 1980) [vt of The Man Who Counts above: also comprising second third of the above: pb/Colin Andrew]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Earth+Book+of+Stormgate+Three&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Earth Book of Stormgate Three</a> (London: New English Library, 1981) [coll: final third of the above: one van Rijn story only: pb/Colin Andrew]</li> </ul></li> </ul> Technic History: Dominic Flandry <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=We+Claim+These+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">We Claim These Stars!</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1959) [dos: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Earthman+Go+Home&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Earthman, Go Home!</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1960) [dos: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Mayday+Orbit&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Mayday Orbit</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1961) [dos: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Flandry+of+Terra&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Flandry of Terra</a> (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Chilton Book Company, 1965) [omni of the above and Earthman, Go Home! plus novella "The Game of Glory" (March 1958 <a href="/entry/venture_science_fiction">Venture Science Fiction</a>): Technic History: Dominic Flandry: hb/Roger Hane]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Let+the+Spacemen+Beware&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Let the Spacemen Beware</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1963) [chap: dos: January 1960 <a href="/entry/fantastic_universe">Fantastic Universe</a> as "A Twelvemonth and a Day": with new introduction: afterword by Sandra <a href="/entry/miesel_sandra">Miesel</a>: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Night+Face&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Night Face</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1978) [vt of the above with new introduction: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+Twelvemonth+and+a+Day&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A Twelvemonth and a Day</a> (Medford, Oregon: Armchair Fiction, 2017) [dos: vt of the above reprinting magazine version: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Agent+of+the+Terran+Empire&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Agent of the Terran Empire</a> (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Chilton Book Company, 1965) [coll: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: hb/Roger Hane]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Ensign+Flandry&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Ensign Flandry</a> (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Chilton Book Company, 1966) [Technic History: Dominic Flandry: hb/Roger Hane]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Rebel+Worlds&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Rebel Worlds</a> (New York: New American Library, 1969) [Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/uncredited] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Commander+Flandry&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Commander Flandry</a> (London: Severn House, 1978) [vt of the above: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: hb/uncredited]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+Circus+of+Hells&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A Circus of Hells</a> (New York: New American Library/Signet, 1970) [Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/uncredited] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Flandry&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Flandry</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1993) [omni assembling the above and The Rebel Worlds: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/Larry Schwinger] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Imperial+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Imperial Stars</a> (New York: Science Fiction Book Club, 2000) [omni: exp vt of the above, adding Ensign Flandry from above: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: hb/Luis <a href="/entry/royo_luis">Royo</a>]</li> </ul></li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Day+of+Their+Return&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Day of Their Return</a> (Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, 1973) [Technic History: Dominic Flandry: hb/Richard V <a href="/entry/corben_richard">Corben</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Day+of+Their+Return/The+People+of+the+Wind&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Day of Their Return/The People of the Wind</a> (New York: New American Library, 1982) [omni of the above plus The People of the Wind above: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: Technic History: pb/Bob Pepper]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+Knight+of+Ghosts+and+Shadows&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A Knight of Ghosts and Shadows</a> (Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, 1974) [first appeared September/October-November/December 1974 <a href="/entry/if">If</a>: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: hb/Chet Jezierski] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Knight+Flandry&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Knight Flandry</a> (London: Severn House, 1980) [vt of the above: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: hb/Chet Jezierski]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Rebel+Worlds/A+Knight+of+Ghosts+and+Shadows&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Rebel Worlds/A Knight of Ghosts and Shadows</a> (New York: New American Library, 1982) [omni of the above plus The Rebel Worlds: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/Gene <a href="/entry/szafran_gene">Szafran</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Night+Face+and+Other+Stories&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Night Face and Other Stories</a> (Boston, Massachusetts: Gregg Press, 1978) [coll: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: hb/Jack <a href="/entry/gaughan_jack">Gaughan</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+Stone+in+Heaven&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A Stone in Heaven</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1979) [Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Long+Night&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Long Night</a> (New York: Tor, 1983) [coll: <a href="/entry/long_night">Long Night</a>: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/Kevin Johnson]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Game+of+Empire&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Game of Empire</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1985) [Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/Tom <a href="/entry/kidd_tom">Kidd</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Saturn+Game&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Saturn Game</a> (New York: Science Fiction Book Club, 1997) [story: chap: first appeared February 1981 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/Bob <a href="/entry/eggleton_bob">Eggleton</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Tiger+by+the+Tail+Two+Dominic+Flandry+Adventures&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Tiger by the Tail!: Two Dominic Flandry Adventures</a> (Rockville, Maryland: Wildside Press, 2009) [coll: chap: Technic History: Dominic Flandry: pb/]</li> </ul> Technic Civilization Saga <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Van+Rijn+Method&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Van Rijn Method</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2008) [omni: exp vt of The Earth Book of Stormgate (see above) plus The Man Who Counts: Technic Civilization Saga: hb/David <a href="/entry/seeley_dave">Seeley</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=David+Falkayn+Star+Trader&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">David Falkayn: Star Trader</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2009) [coll: includes Satan's World above: Technic Civilization Saga: hb/Carol <a href="/entry/russo_carol">Russo</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Rise+of+the+Terran+Empire&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Rise of the Terran Empire</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2009) [omni: containing Mirkheim and People of the Wind (see above) plus other matter: Technic Civilization Saga: hb/Bob <a href="/entry/eggleton_bob">Eggleton</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Young+Flandry&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Young Flandry</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2010) [omni: containing Ensign Flandry, A Circus of Hells and The Rebel Worlds (see above): Technic Civilization Saga: hb/David <a href="/entry/seeley_dave">Seeley</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Captain+Flandry+Defender+of+the+Terran+Empire&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Captain Flandry: Defender of the Terran Empire</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2010) [omni/coll: containing The Day of their Return (see above) plus other matter: Technic Civilization Saga: hb/David <a href="/entry/seeley_dave">Seeley</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Sir+Dominic+Flandry+The+Last+Knight+of+Terra&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Sir Dominic Flandry: The Last Knight of Terra</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2010) [omni/coll: containing versions of Earthman, Go Home, We Claim These Stars and A Knight of Ghosts and Shadows (see above) plus other matter: Technic Civilization Saga: hb/David <a href="/entry/seeley_dave">Seeley</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Flandry+Legacy&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Flandry's Legacy</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2011) [omni/coll: containing A Stone in Heaven, The Game of Empire and The Night Face (see above) plus other matter: Technic Civilization Saga: hb/David <a href="/entry/seeley_dave">Seeley</a>]</li> </ul> Trygve Yamamura (nonfantastic) <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Perish+by+the+Sword&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Perish by the Sword</a> (New York: Macmillan, 1959) [Trygve Yamamura: hb/Vera Bock]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Murder+in+Black+Letter&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Murder in Black Letter</a> (New York: Macmillan, 1960) [Trygve Yamamura: hb/Arthur Hawkins Jr]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Murder+Bound&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Murder Bound</a> (New York: Macmillan, 1962) [Trygve Yamamura: hb/The Strimbans]</li> </ul> Time Patrol <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Guardians+of+Time&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Guardians of Time</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1960) [coll of linked stories: Time Patrol: pb/Richard <a href="/entry/powers_richard_m">Powers</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Guardians+of+Time&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Guardians of Time</a> (New York: Pinnacle Books, 1981) [coll of linked stories: exp vt of the above with one story added plus essay by Sandra <a href="/entry/miesel_sandra">Miesel</a>: Time Patrol: pb/Tom <a href="/entry/kidd_tom">Kidd</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Time+Patrolman&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Time Patrolman</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1983) [coll of linked novellas: Time Patrol: pb/Kevin Eugene Johnson] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Annals+of+the+Time+Patrol&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Annals of the Time Patrol</a> (Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, 1984) [omni of the above and Guardians of Time: Time Patrol: hb/Ron <a href="/entry/walotsky_ron">Walotsky</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Year+of+the+Ransom&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Year of the Ransom</a> (New York: Byron Preiss: Walker Books, 1988) [Time Patrol: hb/Paul Rivoche] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Time+Patrol&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Time Patrol</a> (New York: Tor, 1991) [omni of the above, The Guardians of Time (with Sandra <a href="/entry/miesel_sandra">Miesel</a> essay cut), Time Patrolman and new novel Star of the Sea: Time Patrol: hb/Tony <a href="/entry/roberts_tony">Roberts</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Time+Patrol&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Time Patrol</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2006) [omni: exp of the above with one added story: Time Patrol: pb/David <a href="/entry/mattingly_david_b">Mattingly</a>]</li> </ul></li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Shield+of+Time&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Shield of Time</a> (New York: Tor, 1990) [coll of linked stories: Time Patrol: hb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> </ul> History of Rustum <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Orbit+Unlimited&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Orbit Unlimited</a> (New York: Pyramid, 1961) [coll of linked stories: History of Rustum: pb/John <a href="/entry/schoenherr_john">Schoenherr</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=New+America&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">New America</a> (New York: Tor, 1982) [coll of linked stories: History of Rustum: pb/Tom <a href="/entry/kidd_tom">Kidd</a>]</li> </ul> Operation Chaos <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Operation+Chaos&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Operation Chaos</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1971) [coll of linked stories: Operation Chaos: hb/Kelly <a href="/entry/freas_kelly">Freas</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Operation+Luna&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Operation Luna</a> (New York: Tor, 1999) [Operation Chaos: hb/Julie <a href="/entry/bell_julie">Bell</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Operation+Otherworld&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Operation Otherworld</a> (New York: Science Fiction Book Club, 1999) [omni of the above two: Operation Chaos: hb/Romas <a href="/entry/kukalis_romas_b">Kukalis</a>]</li> </ul></li> </ul> The Last Viking <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Golden+Horn&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Golden Horn</a> (New York: Zebra, 1980) with Karen <a href="/entry/anderson_karen">Anderson</a> anonymously [The Last Viking: pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Road+of+the+Sea+Horse&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Road of the Sea Horse</a> (New York: Zebra, 1980) with Karen <a href="/entry/anderson_karen">Anderson</a> anonymously [The Last Viking: pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Sign+of+the+Raven&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Sign of the Raven</a> (New York: Zebra, 1980) with Karen <a href="/entry/anderson_karen">Anderson</a> anonymously [The Last Viking: pb/uncredited]</li> </ul> Maurai <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Maurai+and+Kith&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Maurai and Kith</a> (New York: Tor, 1982) [coll: Maurai: pb/Tom <a href="/entry/kidd_tom">Kidd</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Orion+Shall+Rise&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Orion Shall Rise</a> (Huntington Wood, Michigan: Phantasia Press, 1983) [Maurai: hb/Darrell K <a href="/entry/sweet_darrell">Sweet</a>]</li> </ul> The King of Ys <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Roma+Mater&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Roma Mater</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1986) with Karen <a href="/entry/anderson_karen">Anderson</a> [King of Ys: pb/David <a href="/entry/mattingly_david_b">Mattingly</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Gallicenae&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Gallicenae</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1987) with Karen <a href="/entry/anderson_karen">Anderson</a> [King of Ys: pb/David <a href="/entry/mattingly_david_b">Mattingly</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+King+of+Ys+Volume+One&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The King of Ys, Volume One</a> (Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, 1987) with Karen <a href="/entry/anderson_karen">Anderson</a> [omni of the above two: King of Ys: hb/David Herder]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Dahut&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Dahut</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1988) with Karen <a href="/entry/anderson_karen">Anderson</a> [King of Ys: pb/David <a href="/entry/mattingly_david_b">Mattingly</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Dog+and+the+Wolf&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Dog and the Wolf</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1988) with Karen <a href="/entry/anderson_karen">Anderson</a> [King of Ys: pb/David <a href="/entry/mattingly_david_b">Mattingly</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+King+of+Ys+Volume+Two&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The King of Ys, Volume Two</a> (Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, 1988) with Karen <a href="/entry/anderson_karen">Anderson</a> [omni of the above two: King of Ys: hb/David Herder]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+King+of+Ys&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The King of Ys</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1996) with Karen <a href="/entry/anderson_karen">Anderson</a> [omni of the four: King of Ys: pb/Carol <a href="/entry/russo_carol">Russo</a>]</li> </ul></li> </ul> Guthrie Family <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Harvest+of+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Harvest of Stars</a> (New York: Tor, 1993) [Guthrie Family: hb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Stars+Are+Also+Fire&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Stars Are Also Fire</a> (New York: Tor, 1994) [Guthrie Family: hb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Harvest+the+Fire&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Harvest the Fire</a> (New York: Tor, 1995) [Guthrie Family: hb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Fleet+of+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Fleet of Stars</a> (New York: Tor, 1997) [Guthrie Family: hb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> </ul> Collected Short Works of Poul Anderson <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Collected+Short+Works+of+Poul+Anderson+Volume&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Collected Short Works of Poul Anderson, Volume One: Call Me Joe</a> (Framingham, Massachusetts: NESFA Press, 2009) [coll: edited by Rick Katze and Lis Carey: Collected Short Works: hb/Bob <a href="/entry/eggleton_bob">Eggleton</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Collected+Short+Works+of+Poul+Anderson+Volume&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Collected Short Works of Poul Anderson, Volume Two: The Queen of Air and Darkness</a> (Framingham, Massachusetts: NESFA Press, 2009) [coll: edited by Rick Katze: Collected Short Works: hb/Tom <a href="/entry/canty_thomas">Canty</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Collected+Short+Works+of+Poul+Anderson+Volume&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Collected Short Works of Poul Anderson, Volume Three: The Saturn Game</a> (Framingham, Massachusetts: NESFA Press, 2010) [coll: edited by Rick Katze: Collected Short Works: hb/Bob <a href="/entry/eggleton_bob">Eggleton</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Collected+Short+Works+of+Poul+Anderson+Volume&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Collected Short Works of Poul Anderson, Volume Four: Admiralty</a> (Framingham, Massachusetts: NESFA Press, 2011) [coll: edited by Rick Katze: Collected Short Works: hb/John <a href="/entry/picacio_john">Picacio</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Collected+Short+Works+of+Poul+Anderson+Volume&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Collected Short Works of Poul Anderson, Volume Five: Door to Anywhere</a> (Framingham, Massachusetts: NESFA Press, 2013) [coll: edited by Rick Katze: Collected Short Works: hb/Bob <a href="/entry/eggleton_bob">Eggleton</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Collected+Short+Works+of+Poul+Anderson+Volume&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Collected Short Works of Poul Anderson, Volume Six: A Bicycle Built for Brew</a> (Framingham, Massachusetts: NESFA Press, 2014) [coll: edited by Rick Katze and Michael Kerpan: Collected Short Works: hb/Bob <a href="/entry/eggleton_bob">Eggleton</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Collected+Short+Works+of+Poul+Anderson+Volume&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Collected Short Works of Poul Anderson, Volume Seven: Question and Answer</a> (Framingham, Massachusetts: NESFA Press, 2017) [coll: edited by Rick Katze and Michael Kerpan: Collected Short Works: hb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> </ul> Collected Works <ul class="x"> <li>John Wombat and Ruth Moreira, editors. Poul Anderson – Collected Works, Volume 1 (place not given: Wombat Wargames, 2024) [coll: introduction by Astrid Anderson Bear: Collected Works: pb/]</li> </ul> individual titles <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Vault+of+the+Ages&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Vault of the Ages</a> (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Winston, 1952) [hb/Paul <a href="/entry/orban_paul">Orban</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Broken+Sword&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Broken Sword</a> (New York: Abelard-Schuman, 1954) [hb/uncredited] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Broken+Sword&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Broken Sword</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1971) [rev of the above: pb/George <a href="/entry/barr_george">Barr</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Brain+Wave&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Brain Wave</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1954) [first part only appeared September 1953 <a href="/entry/space_science_fiction">Space Science Fiction</a> as "The Escape": pb/Richard <a href="/entry/powers_richard_m">Powers</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Escape+Part+2+of+2&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Escape (Part 2 of 2)</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2010) [story: ebook: cut version of the above, containing initial story only: na/]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=No+World+of+Their+Own&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">No World of Their Own</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1955) [dos: full text first appeared April-July 1955 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a> as "The Long Way Home": pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Long+Way+Home&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Long Way Home</a> (London: Panther, 1975) [rev vt of the above: magazine text restored: hb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Planet+of+No+Return&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Planet of No Return</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1956) [dos: first appeared June-July 1954 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a> as "Question and Answer": pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Question+and+Answer&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Question and Answer</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1978) [vt of the above: pb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Enemy+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Enemy Stars</a> (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: J B Lippincott, 1958) [first appeared August-September 1958 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a> as "We Have Fed Our Sea": hb/Eric Carle] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Enemy+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Enemy Stars</a> (New York: Berkley Books, 1980) [rev of the above: pb/uncredited] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Enemy+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Enemy Stars</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1987) [coll: exp of the above with one story added: pb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>]</li> </ul></li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+War+of+Two+Worlds&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The War of Two Worlds</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1959) [dos: 1953 <a href="/entry/two_complete_science-adventure_books">Two Complete Science-Adventure Books</a> as "Silent Victory": pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Golden+Slave&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Golden Slave</a> (New York: Avon Books, 1960) [pb/uncredited] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Golden+Slave&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Golden Slave</a> (New York: Zebra, 1980) [rev of the above: pb/uncredited]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+High+Crusade&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The High Crusade</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1960) [first appeared July-September 1960 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a>/<a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>: hb/Harry Schaare] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+High+Crusade&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The High Crusade</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2010) [exp of the above as coll: pb/Darrell <a href="/entry/sweet_darrell">Sweet</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Rogue+Sword&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Rogue Sword</a> (New York: Avon Books, 1960) [pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Three+Hearts+and+Three+Lions&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Three Hearts and Three Lions</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1961) [early version appeared September-October 1953 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>: hb/Edward <a href="/entry/gorey_edward">Gorey</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Three+Hearts+and+Three+Lions+The+Broken+Sword&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Three Hearts & Three Lions: The Broken Sword Omnibus</a> (New York: Book Club of America, 2003) [omni of the above plus the Broken Sword: hb/Martin Eskil]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Twilight+World&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Twilight World</a> (New York: Torquil, 1961) [fixup of two 1947 stories in <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a>, including "Tomorrow's Children" (March 1947) with F N Waldrop: hb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=After+Doomsday&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">After Doomsday</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1962) [first appeared December 1961-January 1962 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>: pb/Ralph <a href="/entry/brillhart_ralph">Brillhart</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=To+Outlive+Eternity+and+Other+Stories&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">To Outlive Eternity and Other Stories</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2007) [exp of the above as coll: title story (June-August 1967 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>) was expanded as Tau Zero below: pb/Bob <a href="/entry/eggleton_bob">Eggleton</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Makeshift+Rocket&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Makeshift Rocket</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1962) [chap: dos: first appeared November-December 1958 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a> as "A Bicycle Built for Brew": with Un-Man and Other Novellas below: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/emshwiller_ed">Emshwiller</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Shield&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Shield</a> (New York: Berkley, 1963) [First appeared June-July 1962 <a href="/entry/fantastic">Fantastic Stories of Imagination</a> (see <a href="/entry/fantastic">Fantastic</a>): pb/Richard <a href="/entry/powers_richard_m">Powers</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Three+Worlds+to+Conquer&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Three Worlds to Conquer</a> (New York: Pyramid, 1964) [first appeared January-March <a href="/entry/if">If</a>: pb/Jack <a href="/entry/gaughan_jack">Gaughan</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Corridors+of+Time&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Corridors of Time</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1965) [first appeared May-June 1965 <a href="/entry/amazing">Amazing</a>: hb/Thomas Chibbaro]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Star+Fox&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Star Fox</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1965) [fixup: stories first appeared February-June 1965 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>: hb/Johannes Regn]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Fox+the+Dog+and+the+Griffin+A+Folk+Tale&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Fox, the Dog and the Griffin: A Folk Tale Adapted from the Danish of C Molbeck</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1966) [juve fantasy: pb/Laszlo Kubinyi]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=World+without+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">World without Stars</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1967) [first appeared June-July 1966 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a> as "The Ancient Gods": pb/Kelly <a href="/entry/freas_kelly">Freas</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Two+Worlds&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Two Worlds</a> (New York: Gregg Press, 1978) [omni of the above plus Planet of No Return: hb/Jack <a href="/entry/gaughan_jack">Gaughan</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Worlds+of+Poul+Anderson&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Worlds of Poul Anderson</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1974) [omni: exp vt of the above, adding War of Two Worlds: hb/Joseph Lombardero]</li> </ul></li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Tales+of+the+Flying+Mountains&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Tales of the Flying Mountains</a> (New York: Macmillan, 1970) [fixup: exp from stories April 1963-September 1965 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a> as by Winston P Sanders: <a href="/entry/club_story">Club Story</a>: hb/Anthony Sini]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Tau+Zero&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Tau Zero</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1970) [shorter version first appeared June-August 1967 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a> as "To Outlive Eternity": hb/Anita Siegel]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Byworlder&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Byworlder</a> (New York: New American Library/Signet Books, 1971) [first appeared June-August <a href="/entry/fantastic">Fantastic</a>: pb/Gene <a href="/entry/szafran_gene">Szafran</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Dancer+from+Atlantis&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Dancer from Atlantis</a> (Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, 1971) [hb/Frank <a href="/entry/frazetta_frank">Frazetta</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=There+Will+Be+Time&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">There Will Be Time</a> (Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, 1972) [hb/David Wilcox] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=There+Will+Be+Time+and+The+Dancer+from+Atlantis&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">There Will Be Time, and The Dancer from Atlantis</a> (New York: New American Library, 1982) [omni of the two: pb/Gene <a href="/entry/szafran_gene">Szafran</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Hrolf+Kraki+Saga&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Hrolf Kraki's Saga</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1973) [novelization of the <a href="/entry/iceland">Iceland</a> saga: pb/Allan Mardon]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Fire+Time&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Fire Time</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1974) [hb/Gary Friedman]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+Midsummer+Tempest&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A Midsummer Tempest</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1974) [<a href="/entry/shakespeare_william">Shakespeare</a>: hb/Tim Lewis]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Inheritors+of+Earth&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Inheritors of Earth</a> (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Chilton Book Company, 1974) with Gordon <a href="/entry/eklund_gordon">Eklund</a> [exp by Gordon <a href="/entry/eklund_gordon">Eklund</a> from "Incomplete Superman", 1951 <a href="/entry/future_fiction">Future</a>: hb/Jack Freas]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Winter+of+the+World&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Winter of the World</a> (Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, 1975) [hb/Kresek] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Winter+of+the+World+and+The+Queen+of+Air+and&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Winter of the World, and The Queen of Air and Darkness</a> (New York: New American Library, 1982) [omni of the two titles: pb/Charles Moll]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Avatar&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Avatar</a> (New York: Berkley, 1978) [hb/Rick <a href="/entry/sternbach_rick">Sternbach</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Merman+Children&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Merman's Children</a> (New York: Berkley, 1979) [hb/José Cruz]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Demon+of+Scattery&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Demon of Scattery</a> (New York: Ace Books, 1979) with Mildred Downey Broxon (1944-    ) [pb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Devil+Game&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Devil's Game</a> (New York: Pocket Books, 1980) [pb/Carlos Ochagavia]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Conan+the+Rebel&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Conan the Rebel</a> (New York: Bantam Books, 1980) [tie: Conan: pb/Zorin]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Boat+of+a+Million+Years&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Boat of a Million Years</a> (New York: Tor, 1989) [hb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=No+Truce+with+Kings&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">No Truce with Kings</a> (New York: Tor, 1989) [novella: dos: first appeared June 1963 <a href="/entry/fsf">F&SF</a>: pb/Luis <a href="/entry/royo_luis">Royo</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Saturn+Game&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Saturn Game</a> (New York: Tor, 1989) [chap: dos: first appeared February 1981 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>: pb/Bob <a href="/entry/eggleton_bob">Eggleton</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Longest+Voyage&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Longest Voyage</a> (New York: Tor, 1991) [chap: dos: first appeared December 1960 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>: pb/Wayne <a href="/entry/barlowe_wayne_douglas">Barlowe</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=War+of+the+Gods&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">War of the Gods</a> (New York: Tor, 1997) [hb/James C Tyler]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Starfarers&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Starfarers</a> (New York: Tor, 1998) [hb/John <a href="/entry/harris_john">Harris</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Genesis&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Genesis</a> (New York: Tor, 2000) [hb/Jim <a href="/entry/burns_jim">Burns</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Mother+of+Kings&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Mother of Kings</a> (New York: Tor, 2001) [hb/Charles Keegan]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=For+Love+and+Glory&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">For Love and Glory</a> (New York: Tor, 2003) [hb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Inside+Earth&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Inside Earth</a> (Medford, Oregon: Armchair Fiction, 2011) [dos: first appeared April 1951 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>: pb/John Bunch]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Captive+of+the+Centaurianess&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Captive of the Centaurianess</a> (Medford, Oregon: Armchair Fiction, 2012) [dos: first appeared March 1952 <a href="/entry/planet_stories">Planet Stories</a>: pb/B Safran]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Swordsman+of+Lost+Terra&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Swordsman of Lost Terra</a> (Medford, Oregon: Armchair Fiction, 2012) [dos: first appeared November 1951 <a href="/entry/planet_stories">Planet Stories</a>: pb/Allen <a href="/entry/anderson_allen">Anderson</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Sargasso+of+Lost+Starships&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Sargasso of Lost Starships</a> (Medford, Oregon: Armchair Fiction, 2013) [dos: first appeared January 1952 <a href="/entry/planet_stories">Planet Stories</a>: pb/Allen <a href="/entry/anderson_allen">Anderson</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Witch+of+the+Demon+Seas&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Witch of the Demon Seas</a> (Medford, Oregon: Armchair Fiction, 2014) [dos: first appeared January 1951 <a href="/entry/planet_stories">Planet Stories</a>: pb/Allen <a href="/entry/anderson_allen">Anderson</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Virgin+of+Valkarion&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Virgin of Valkarion</a> (Medford, Oregon: Armchair Fiction, 2016) [dos: first appeared July 1951 <a href="/entry/planet_stories">Planet Stories</a>: pb/Norman <a href="/entry/saunders_norman">Saunders</a>]</li> </ul> collections and stories <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Flight+to+Forever&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Flight to Forever</a> (Sydney, New South Wales: The Malian Press, 1955) [story: chap: first appeared November 1950 <a href="/entry/super_science_stories">Super Science Stories</a>: pb/Stanley Pitt]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Strangers+from+Earth&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Strangers from Earth</a> (New York: Ballantine Books, 1961) [coll: pb/Richard <a href="/entry/powers_richard_m">Powers</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Un-Man+and+Other+Novellas&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Un-Man and Other Novellas</a> (New York: Ace, 1962) [coll: dos: with The Makeshift Rocket above: pb/Ed <a href="/entry/valigursky_ed">Valigursky</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Time+and+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Time and Stars</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1964) [coll: hb/Thomas Chibbaro] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Time+and+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Time and Stars</a> (London: Victor Gollancz, 1964) [coll: rev of the above with one story cut: hb/nonpictorial]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Horn+of+Time&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Horn of Time</a> (New York: New American Library, 1968) [coll: pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Seven+Conquests&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Seven Conquests</a> (New York: Macmillan, 1969) [coll: hb/Emanuel <a href="/entry/schongut_emanuel">Schongut</a>] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Conquests&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Conquests</a> (London: Panther Books, 1981) [vt of the above: pb/Chris <a href="/entry/foss_chris">Foss</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Beyond+the+Beyond&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Beyond the Beyond</a> (New York: New American Library, 1969) [coll: pb/Brad Holland] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Beyond+the+Beyond&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Beyond the Beyond</a> (London: Victor Gollancz, 1970) [coll: rev of the above with one story cut: hb/nonpictorial]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Queen+of+Air+and+Darkness+and+Other+Stories&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Queen of Air and Darkness and Other Stories</a> (New York: New American Library/Signet, 1973) [coll: pb/Charles Moll]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Many+Worlds+of+Poul+Anderson&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Many Worlds of Poul Anderson</a> (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Chilton Book Company, 1974) [coll: hb/Charles Geer] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Book+of+Poul+Anderson&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Book of Poul Anderson</a> (New York: DAW Books, 1975) [coll: vt of the above: pb/Jack <a href="/entry/gaughan_jack">Gaughan</a>]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Homeward+and+Beyond&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Homeward and Beyond</a> (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1975) [coll: hb/Roger Zimmermann]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Homebrew&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Homebrew</a> (Cambridge, Massachusetts: NESFA Press, 1976) [coll: chap: essays as well as stories: hb/Rick <a href="/entry/sternbach_rick">Sternbach</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Best+of+Poul+Anderson&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Best of Poul Anderson</a> (New York: Pocket Books, 1976) [coll: pb/Mara McAfee]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Winners&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Winners</a> (New York: Pinnacle Books, 1981) [coll: <a href="/entry/hugo">Hugo</a> winners: pb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Fantasy&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Fantasy</a> (New York: Pinnacle Books, 1981) [coll: pb/Brian Froud]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Explorations&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Explorations</a> (New York: Tor, 1981) [coll: pb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Dark+between+the+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Dark between the Stars</a> (New York: Berkley, 1981) [coll: pb/Egge]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Gods+Laughed&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Gods Laughed</a> (New York: Tor, 1982) [coll: pb/Michael <a href="/entry/whelan_michael">Whelan</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Staves&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Staves</a> (Minneapolis, Minnesota: Jwindz Publishing, 1993) [poetry: coll: chap: hb/H E Fassl]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Conflict&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Conflict</a> (New York: Tor, 1983) [coll: pb/Kevin Eugene Johnson]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Unicorn+Trade&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Unicorn Trade</a> (New York: Tor, 1984) with Karen <a href="/entry/anderson_karen">Anderson</a> [coll: pb/Tom <a href="/entry/kidd_tom">Kidd</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Past+Times&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Past Times</a> (New York: Tor, 1984) [coll: pb/Kevin Eugene Johnson]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Dialogue+with+Darkness&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Dialogue with Darkness</a> (New York: Tor, 1985) [coll: pb/Tom <a href="/entry/kidd_tom">Kidd</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Space+Folk&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Space Folk</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1989) [coll: pb/David Lee Anderson]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Losers+Night&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Losers' Night</a> (Eugene, Oregon: Pulphouse Publishing, 1991) [story: chap: hb/Pat Morrissey]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Inconstant+Star&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Inconstant Star</a> (New York: Baen Books, 1991) [coll: tie: Larry <a href="/entry/niven_larry">Niven</a>'s: Man-Kzin Wars: pb/Larry <a href="/entry/elmore_larry">Elmore</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Alight+in+the+Void&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Alight in the Void</a> (New York: Tor, 1991) [coll: pb/Paul Chadwick]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Kinship+with+the+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Kinship with the Stars</a> (New York: Tor, 1991) [coll: pb/Brian Waugh]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Armies+of+Elfland&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Armies of Elfland</a> (New York: Tor, 1992) [coll: pb/Dieter Rottermund]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=All+One+Universe&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">All One Universe</a> (New York: Tor, 1996) [coll: hb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Going+for+Infinity+A+Literary+Journal&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Going for Infinity: A Literary Journal</a> (New York: Tor, 2002) [coll: hb/Vincent <a href="/entry/di_fate_vincent">Di Fate</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=To+Outlive+Eternity+and+Other+Stories&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">To Outlive Eternity and Other Stories</a> (New York: Baen Books, 2007) [coll: includes After Doomsday plus other stories: title story (June-August 1967 <a href="/entry/galaxy">Galaxy</a>) was expanded as Tau Zero above: pb/Bob <a href="/entry/eggleton_bob">Eggleton</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Security&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Security</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2007) [story: ebook: first appeared February 1953 <a href="/entry/space_science_fiction">Space Science Fiction</a>: na/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Burning+Bridge&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Burning Bridge</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2007) [story: ebook: first appeared January 1960 <a href="/entry/asf">Astounding</a>: na/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Two+Worlds+of+Poul+Anderson&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Two Worlds of Poul Anderson</a> (Rockville, Maryland: Wildside Press, 2009) [coll: chap: pb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Valor+of+Cappen+Varra&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Valor of Cappen Varra</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2009) [story: ebook: first appeared January 1957 <a href="/entry/fantastic_universe">Fantastic Universe</a>: na/] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Valor+of+Captain+Varra+and+Two+Other+Science&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Valor of Captain Varra and Two Other Science Fiction Tales</a> (Rockville, Maryland: Wildside Press, 2010) [chap: exp vt as coll: pb/TheSupe87]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Industrial+Revolution&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Industrial Revolution</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2010) [story: ebook: first appeared September 1963 <a href="/entry/analog">Analog</a>: na/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Duel+on+Syrtis&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Duel on Syrtis</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2010) [story: ebook: first appeared March 1951 <a href="/entry/planet_stories">Planet Stories</a>: na/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Sentiment+Inc&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Sentiment, Inc</a> (Rockville, Maryland: Wildside Pulp Classics, 2010) [story: chap: first appeared June 1953 <a href="/entry/science_fiction_stories">Science Fiction Stories</a>: pb/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Star+Beast+and+Other+Tales&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">"The Star Beast" and Other Tales</a> (Medford, Oregon: Armchair Fiction, 2014) [coll: in the publisher's Masters of Science Fiction series: pb/Alex <a href="/entry/schomburg_alex">Schomburg</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Swordsmen+from+the+Stars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Swordsmen from the Stars</a> (Chicago, Illinois: DMR Books, 2020) [coll: pb/Allen <a href="/entry/anderson_allen">Anderson</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Witch+of+the+Demon+Seas&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Witch of the Demon Seas</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2020) [novelette: ebook: first appeared January 1951 <a href="/entry/planet_stories">Planet Stories</a>: na/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Captive+of+the+Centaurianess&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Captive of the Centaurianess</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2020) [novelette: ebook: first appeared March 1952 <a href="/entry/planet_stories">Planet Stories</a>: na/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=World+of+the+Mad&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">World of the Mad</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2021) [novelette: ebook: first appeared February 1951 <a href="/entry/imagination">Imagination</a>: na/]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Temple+of+Earth&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Temple of Earth</a> (place not given: Project Gutenberg, 2022) [novelette: ebook: first appeared July 1953 <a href="/entry/rocket_stories">Rocket Stories</a>: na/]</li> </ul> nonfiction <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Thermonuclear+Warfare&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Thermonuclear Warfare</a> (Derby, Connecticut: Monarch Books, 1963) [nonfiction: <a href="/entry/world_war_three">World War Three</a>: pb/George Fried]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Is+There+Life+on+Other+Worlds&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Is There Life on Other Worlds?</a> (New York: Crowell Collier, 1963) [nonfiction: pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Infinite+Voyage+Man+Future+in+Space&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Infinite Voyage: Man's Future in Space</a> (New York: Macmillan, 1969) [nonfiction: hb/Adelson/Eichinger]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=How+to+Build+a+Planet&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">How to Build a Planet</a> (Eugene, Oregon: Pulphouse Publishing, 1991) with Stephen L Gillett [nonfiction: chap: pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Starfarer+An+Authorised+Biography+of+Poul&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Starfarer: An Authorised Biography of Poul Anderson</a> (place not given: Wombat Wargames, 2024) with Astrid Anderson Bear [biography: pb/]</li> </ul> works as editor <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=West+by+One+and+by+One&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">West by One and by One</a> (Los Angeles, California: The Scrowers and Molly Maguires of San Francisco and the Trained Cormorants of Los Angeles County, 1965) [anth: chap: edited anonymously: hb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Nebula+Award+Stories+Four&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Nebula Award Stories Four</a> (London: Victor Gollancz, 1969) [anth: <a href="/entry/nebula_anthologies">Nebula Anthologies</a>: Nebula Awards: hb/nonpictorial] <ul class="x"> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Nebula+Award+Stories+4&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Nebula Award Stories 4</a> (London: Panther, 1971) [anth: rev vt, with contents resorted and one section added: <a href="/entry/nebula_anthologies">Nebula Anthologies</a>: Nebula Awards: pb/Michael Head]</li> </ul></li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Day+the+Sun+Stood+Still&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Day the Sun Stood Still</a> (New York: Thomas Nelson, 1972), a common-theme anthology with Gordon R <a href="/entry/dickson_gordon_r">Dickson</a> and Robert <a href="/entry/silverberg_robert">Silverberg</a> [anth: hb/Karl Wurzer]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+World+Named+Cleopatra&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A World Named Cleopatra</a> (New York: Pyramid Books, 1977) edited by Roger <a href="/entry/elwood_roger">Elwood</a> [anth: <a href="/entry/shared_worlds">Shared-World</a>: built around the title story and concept supplied by Anderson: pb/uncredited]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Mercenaries+of+Tomorrow&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Mercenaries of Tomorrow</a> (New York: Lorevan Publishing, 1985) 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=Terrorists+of+Tomorrow&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Terrorists of Tomorrow</a> (New York: Tor, 1985) 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=Time+Wars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Time Wars</a> (New York: Tor, 1986) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> and Charles G <a href="/entry/waugh_charles_g">Waugh</a> [anth: pb/John Pound]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Space+Wars&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Space Wars</a> (New York: Tor, 1988) with Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> and Charles G <a href="/entry/waugh_charles_g">Waugh</a> [anth: pb/Tom <a href="/entry/kidd_tom">Kidd</a>]</li> <li><a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=The+Night+Fantastic&field-author=Anderson+Poul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">The Night Fantastic</a> (New York: DAW Books, 1991) with Karen <a href="/entry/anderson_karen">Anderson</a> and Martin H <a href="/entry/greenberg_martin_h">Greenberg</a> (anonymously) [anth: pb/Peter <a href="/entry/goodfellow_peter">Goodfellow</a>]</li> </ul> about the author <ul class="x"> <li>Sandra <a href="/entry/miesel_sandra">Miesel</a>. <a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Against+Time+Arrow+The+High+Crusade+of+Poul&field-author=Miesel+Sandra" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Against Time's Arrow: The High Crusade of Poul Anderson</a> (San Bernardino, California: The Borgo Press, 1978) [nonfiction: chap: hb/Judy Cloyd]</li> <li>George <a href="/entry/locke_george">Locke</a>. <a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=A+Spectrum+of+Fantasy+The+Bibliography+and&field-author=Locke+George" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">A Spectrum of Fantasy: The Bibliography and Biography of a Collection of Fantastic Literature</a> (London: Ferret Fantasy, 1980) [nonfiction: p21: hb/nonpictorial]</li> <li>Paul <a href="/entry/brians_paul">Brians</a>. <a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Nuclear+Holocausts+Atomic+War+in+Fiction&field-author=Brians+Paul" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Nuclear Holocausts: Atomic War in Fiction, 1895-1984</a> (Kent, Ohio: The Kent State University Press, 1987) [nonfiction: pp114-121: hb/Eric Donelan]</li> <li>Gordon <a href="/entry/benson_gordon_jr">Benson</a> Jr and Phil <a href="/entry/stephensen-payne_phil">Stephensen-Payne</a>. <a href="/sfeshop.php?field-keywords=Poul+Anderson+Myth-Master+and+Wonder-Weaver+A&field-author=Benson+Gordon+Jr" class="link-amazon" target="_blank">Poul Anderson: Myth-Master and Wonder-Weaver: A Working Bibliography</a> (Leeds, West Yorkshire: Galactic Central Publications, 1989) [bibliography: chap: published in two volumes: fifth edition: in the publisher's Bibliographies for the Avid Reader series: pb/nonpictorial]</li> </ul> links <ul class="x"> <li><a target="_blank" href="http://www.catch22.com/SF/ARB/SFA/Anderson,Poul.html">Poul Anderson</a></li> <li><a target="_blank" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poul_Anderson">Wikipedia on Poul Anderson</a></li> <li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?3">Internet Speculative Fiction Database</a></li> <li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/25203">Project Gutenberg</a></li> <li><a target="_blank" href="https://sf-encyclopedia.com/gallery.php?link=anderson_poul">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/anderson_poul' target='_blank'>Internet 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