106 |
Flare Time |
January, 1977 |
Léshy |
Short Story |
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Takes place on Medea: Harlan's World
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Léshy Circuit, The |
November, 1993 |
Léshy |
Script |
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Unfinished Script for Planetarium Show.
As the title suggests, this is a script for a show that would take viewers on a high-speed chase through the galaxy. It includes the "right-angle turn" at a neutron star that was eventually written into Protector
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Land of the Lost: "Downstream" |
September, 1974 |
Land of the Lost |
Script |
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Collaboration, co-written with David Gerrold, airdate September 28, 1974
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Land of the Lost: "Hurricane" |
December, 1974 |
Land of the Lost |
Script |
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Collaboration, co-written with David Gerrold, airdate December 21, 1974
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Land of the Lost: "Circle" |
December, 1974 |
Land of the Lost |
Script |
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Collaboration, co-written with David Gerrold, airdate December 28, 1974.
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58 |
Ringworld |
October, 1970 |
Known Space: Ringworld |
Novel |
K.S. 35 (2850) |
Niven's best-known novel brings together Nessus & Louis Wu from previous Known Space stories
Ringworld has spawned 3 sequels and a role-playing game, among other things. Though it was first printed in 1970, it appears farther down the list in Niven's published bibliographies.
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118 |
Ringworld Engineers, The |
July, 1979 |
Known Space: Ringworld |
Novel |
K.S. 36 (2878-81) |
First evidence of the Pak on the Ringworld. First sequel to Ringworld
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Song of the Night People |
October, 1995 |
Known Space: Ringworld |
Novella |
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Short story of "The Vampire Nest" that became embedded in Ringworld Throne, The
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Ringworld Throne, The |
June, 1996 |
Known Space: Ringworld |
Novel |
K.S. 37 (2882-93) |
Louis encounters more Pak Protectors
2nd sequel to Ringworld
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Ringworld's Children |
June, 2004 |
Known Space: Ringworld |
Novel |
K.S. 38 (2893) |
3rd Sequel to Ringworld
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Fate of Worlds: Return from the Ringworld |
August, 2012 |
Known Space: Ringworld |
Novel |
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"The Explosive Finale to the Ringworld and the Fleet of Worlds Series."
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4 |
One Face |
June, 1965 |
Known Space: Prototype |
Short Story |
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Stand-alone, NOT a Known Space story though it contains names and themes that were later folded into Known Space
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8 |
Bordered in Black |
April, 1966 |
Known Space: Prototype |
Short Story |
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Stand-alone, not a Known Space story though the Hyperspace "Blind Spot" was later incorporated into Known Space.
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18 |
Ethics of Madness, The |
April, 1967 |
Known Space: Prototype |
Short Story |
K.S. 21a (2425) |
First description of Plateau. Dates and technology make this story inconsistent with Known Space chronology. Chronologically this is the last story set in pre-hyperdrive Known Space.
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175 |
Man-Kzin Wars II |
August, 1989 |
Known Space: Man-Kzin Wars |
Anthology |
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Anthology edited by Larry Niven and James Baen, with a new introduction by Niven
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177 |
Madness Has Its Place |
August, 1990 |
Known Space: Man-Kzin Wars |
Short Story |
K.S. 19 (2375-83) |
First Known Space story since The Ringworld Engineers in 1979. Describes Sol's first response to the Kzin invasion
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Choosing Names |
September, 1998 |
Known Space: Man-Kzin Wars |
Short Story |
K.S. 20 (2383 |
New Man-Kzin story
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Fly-By-Night |
October, 2000 |
Known Space: Man-Kzin Wars |
Novella |
K.S. 32 (2660) |
Beowulf is hijacked in flight
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Hunting Park, The |
October, 2005 |
Known Space: Man-Kzin Wars |
Short Story |
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A team of Kzinti study humanity's origins by touring an African hunting park under the guise of a group of tourists on safari.
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37 |
Organleggers, The |
January, 1969 |
Known Space: Gil Hamilton |
Short Story |
K.S. 10 (2123) |
First Gil Hamilton story, featuring Luke Garner as Gil's boss. A.k.a. "Death By Ecstasy"
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