Bibliography
Compiled by David Lambert and Carol Phillips
Opus No. | Title | Date | Setting | Publication type |
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Color of Sunfire, The | November, 1993 | Known Space | Short Story | K.S. 33 (2686) | Read It Here! Mention of an alien race called the Pleione description of Silvereyes (Beta Hydri I) description of the Puppeteer homeworld. We finally catch up to Richard Harvey Shultz-Mann, forty years after Relic of the Empire, A | |
12 | Neutron Star | October, 1966 | Known Space | Short Story | K.S. 22 (2644) | First Beowulf Shaeffer story and the first story set in the hyperdrive era of Known Space. |
61 | Cloak of Anarchy | March, 1972 | Known Space | Short Story | K.S. 16 (2135) | Read It Here! The story that led to a duel see Convention Stories |
Playground Earth | January, 2008 | Draco Tavern | Short Story | D.T. 26 | In the wake of the terrorist bombing of the Draco Tavern, Rick Schumann faces a planet that's suddenly anti-alien. But the aliens are here to stay... | |
Losing Mars | January, 2006 | Draco Tavern | Short Story | D.T. 25 | Rick Schumann faces the possiblity that aliens may claim Mars as their property, and there's nothing humanity can do about it. | |
Lost | January, 2006 | Draco Tavern | Short Story | D.T. 24 | Rick Schumann accepts an offer to take a quick joyride with an alien, unaware that Vanayn is a time-traveller with a hit-or-miss approach to navigation.. | |
Playhouse | January, 2006 | Draco Tavern | Short Story | D.T. 23 | The Draco Tavern plays host to some exuberant alien children. | |
Ssoroghod's People | December, 2001 | Draco Tavern | Short Story | D.T. 13 | Draco Tavern maybe we should go to Mars after all? | |
142 | Table Manners | December, 1984 | N/A | Short Story | D.T. 09 | |
2 | World of Ptavvs | March, 1965 | Known Space | Novella | Expanded into novel form in 1966, see World of Ptavvs | |
24 | Slowboat Cargo | February, 1968 | Known Space | Short Story | A Gift from Earth serialization | |
26 | Neutron Star | April, 1968 | Known Space: Collection | Collection | Collected stories of Beowulf Shaeffer, as well as other Known Space stories. Contents: Neutron Star At the Core Relic of the Empire, A Soft Weapon, The Flatlander Ethics of Madness, The Handicapped, The Grendel | |
40 | Shape of Space, The | January, 1969 | N/A | Collection | Early Niven Collection, later combined into Convergent Series. Contents: At the Bottom of a Hole Bordered in Black Deadlier Weapon, The Dry Run How the Heroes Die Like Banquo's Ghost Long Night, The Meddler, The One Face Organleggers, The Safe at Any Speed Warriors, The | |
54 | All the Myriad Ways | June, 1971 | N/A | Collection | Contents: All the Myriad Ways Passerby For a Foggy Night Wait it Out Jigsaw Man, The Not Long Before the End Unfinished Story Unfinished Story #2 Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex Exercise in Speculation: The Theory and Practice of Teleportation Theory and Practice of Time Travel, The Inconstant Moon What Can You Say About Chocolate Covered Manhole Covers? Becalmed in Hell | |
62 | Recipes | January, 1973 | N/A | Non-Fiction | From Amazon.com: "Anne McCaffrey's cookbook, featuring real (you can cook them) recipes created by science fiction and fantasy writers such as Harlan Ellison, Ursula K. Le Guin, Avram Davidson and of course Anne McCaffrey herself. Mixed in with the recipes are stories and anecdotes about how they were created - some longer than the recipes!" This classic from 1973 was revised and re-released by Wildside Press in 1992. The included Niven recipes (irish coffee and others) seem to be intended for a bartender rather than a chef, but then that's the role Niven often finds himself performing at conventions. | |
Afterword | March, 1973 | N/A | Non-Fiction | A word how the Svetz stories came to be written | ||
64 | Flight of the Horse, The | September, 1973 | Svetz | Collection | Contents: Get a Horse! Bird in the Hand Leviathan! There's a Wolf in My Time Machine Death in a Cage What Good is a Glass Dagger? Flash Crowd Afterword | |
Slaver Weapon, The | December, 1973 | Star Trek | Script | Airdate Dec. 15, 1973. This script (and the book adaptation that followed) sparked the ongoing debate about the existence of Kzinti in the Star Trek universe. Based on Soft Weapon, The | ||
83 | Galaxy Stars: Jerry Pournelle | July, 1975 | Non-Fiction: The Ghetto | Non-Fiction | Bio of Jerry Pournelle, with whom Niven had recently published The Mote in God's Eye and Inferno and was hard at work on Lucifer's Hammer. | |
Bibliography: The Worlds of Larry Niven | August, 1975 | N/A | Non-Fiction | A broad but incomplete bibliography, helpfully broken out into different categories. |