Anthony Pelcher: Mad Music (Analog (Astounding), February 1930)
.
Charles Willard Diffin: Spawn of the Stars (Analog (Astounding), February 1930).
Harl Vincent: Old Crompton's Secret (Analog (Astounding), February 1930).
Hugh B. Cave: The Corpse on the Grating (Analog (Astounding), February 1930).
S. P. Meek: Into Space (Analog (Astounding), February 1930).
S. P. Meek: The Thief of Time (Analog (Astounding), February 1930).
Sophie Wenzel Ellis: Creatures of the Light (Analog (Astounding), February 1930).
A. T. Locke: Vandals of the Stars (Analog (Astounding), March 1930).
Ray Cummings: Brigands of the Moon (Analog (Astounding), March 1930)
S. P. Meek: Cold Light (Analog (Astounding), March 1930).
Sewell Peaslee Wright: From the Ocean's Depths (Analog (Astounding), March 1930).
Will Smith & R. J. Robbins: The Soul Master (Analog (Astounding), March 1930).
Anthony Pelcher: Vampires of Venus (Analog (Astounding), April 1930).
Arthur J. Burks: Monsters of Moyen (Analog (Astounding), April 1930).
S. P. Meek: The Ray of Madness (Analog (Astounding), April 1930).
Thomas H. Knight: The Man Who Was Dead (Analog (Astounding), April 1930).
Tom Curry: The Soul Snatcher (Analog (Astounding), April 1930).
Lilith Lorraine: The Jovian Jest (Analog (Astounding), May 1930).
Murray Leinster: Murder Madness (Analog (Astounding), May 1930).
Sewell Peaslee Wright: Into the Ocean's Depths (Analog (Astounding), May 1930).
Victor Rousseau: The Atom-Smasher (Analog (Astounding), May 1930).
Charles Willard Diffin: Out of the Dreadful Depths (Analog (Astounding), June 1930).
Charles Willard Diffin: The Moon Master (Analog (Astounding), June 1930).
James P. Olsen: The Cavern World (Analog (Astounding), June 1930).
Tom Curry: Giants of the Ray (Analog (Astounding), June 1930).
Arthur J. Burks: Earth, the Marauder (Analog (Astounding), July 1930).
Charles Willard Diffin: The Power and the Glory (Analog (Astounding), July 1930).
Harl Vincent: The Terror of Air-Level Six (Analog (Astounding), July 1930).
S. P. Meek: Beyond the Heaviside Layer (Analog (Astounding), July 1930).
Sewell Peaslee Wright: The Forgotten Planet (Analog (Astounding), July 1930).
Tom Curry: From an Amber Block (Analog (Astounding), July 1930).
Edmond Hamilton: The Second Satellite (Analog (Astounding), August 1930).
H. Thompson Rich: The Flying City (Analog (Astounding), August 1930).
Harl Vincent: Silver Dome (Analog (Astounding), August 1930).
R. F. Starzl: The Planet of Dread (Analog (Astounding), August 1930).
Victor Rousseau: The Lord of Space (Analog (Astounding), August 1930).
Hugh B. Cave: The Murder Machine (Analog (Astounding), September 1930).
Miles J. Breuer: A Problem in Communication (Analog (Astounding), September 1930).
Paul Ernst: Marooned Under the Sea (Analog (Astounding), September 1930).
Ray Cummings: Jetta of the Lowlands (Analog (Astounding), September 1930).
S. P. Meek: The Attack From Space (Analog (Astounding), September 1930).
Sewell Peaslee Wright: The Terrible Tentacles of L-472 (Analog (Astounding), September 1930).
Jackson Gee: An Extra Man (Analog (Astounding), October 1930).
Robert H. Leitfred: Prisoners of the Electron (Analog (Astounding), October 1930).
S. P. Meek: Stolen Brains (Analog (Astounding), October 1930).
Victor Rousseau: The Invisible Death (Analog (Astounding), October 1930).
Charles Willard Diffin: The Pirate Planet (Analog (Astounding), November 1930)
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Harl Vincent: Vagabonds of Space (Analog (Astounding), November 1930).
Lloyd Arthur Eshbach: The Gray Plague (Analog (Astounding), November 1930).
Victor Rousseau: The Wall of Death (Analog (Astounding), November 1930).
William Merriam Rouse: The Destroyer (Analog (Astounding), November 1930).
David R. Sparks: The Ape-Men of Xlotli (Analog (Astounding), December 1930).
Harl Vincent: Gray Denim (Analog (Astounding), December 1930).
S. P. Meek: The Sea Terror (Analog (Astounding), December 1930).
Sophie Wenzel Ellis: Slaves of the Dust (Analog (Astounding), December 1930).
Charles Willard Diffin: The Eye of Allah (Analog (Astounding), January 1931).
H. Thompson Rich: The Sunken Empire (Analog (Astounding), January 1931).
Hal K. Wells: The Gate to Xoran (Analog (Astounding), January 1931).
Murray Leinster: The Fifth-Dimension Catapult (Analog (Astounding), January 1931).
Sewell Peaslee Wright: The Dark Side of Antri (Analog (Astounding), January 1931).
Desmond W. Hall: Werewolves of War (Analog (Astounding), February 1931).
F. V. W. Mason: Phalanxes of Atlans (Analog (Astounding), February 1931).
Harry Bates & Desmond W. Hall: The Tentacles from Below (Analog (Astounding), February 1931).
S. P. Meek: The Black Lamp (Analog (Astounding), February 1931).
Charles Willard Diffin: When the Mountain Came to Miramar (Analog (Astounding), March 1931).
Harl Vincent: Terrors Unseen (Analog (Astounding), March 1931).
Jack Williamson: The Meteor Girl (Analog (Astounding), March 1931).
Ray Cummings: Beyond the Vanishing Point (Analog (Astounding), March 1931).
Edmond Hamilton: Monsters of Mars (Analog (Astounding), April 1931).
Harry Bates & Desmond W. Hall: Four Miles Within (Analog (Astounding), April 1931).
Jack Williamson: The Lake of Light (Analog (Astounding), April 1931).
Paul Ernst: The World Behind the Moon (Analog (Astounding), April 1931).
Sewell Peaslee Wright: The Ghost World (Analog (Astounding), April 1931).
Tom Curry: Hell's Dimension (Analog (Astounding), April 1931).
Charles Willard Diffin: Dark Moon (Analog (Astounding), May 1931).
Hal K. Wells: When the Moon Turned Green (Analog (Astounding), May 1931).
Nathan Schachner & Arthur Leo Zagat: The Death-Cloud (Analog (Astounding), May 1931).
S. P. Meek: When Caverns Yawned (Analog (Astounding), May 1931).
H. Thompson Rich: The Diamond Thunderbolt (Analog (Astounding), July 1931).
Harry Bates & Desmond W. Hall: The Hands of Aten (Analog (Astounding), July 1931).
Harry Bates: The Slave Ship from Space (Analog (Astounding), July 1931).
Jack Williamson: The Doom from Planet 4 (Analog (Astounding), July 1931).
Nathan Schachner & Arthur Leo Zagat: The Revolt of the Machines (Analog (Astounding), July 1931).
Edmond Hamilton: The Sargasso of Space (Analog (Astounding), September 1931)
Hal K. Wells: Devil Crystals of Arret (Analog (Astounding), September 1931)
Harl Vincent: The Copper-Clad World (Analog (Astounding), September 1931)
Sewell Peaslee Wright: The God in the Box (Analog (Astounding), September 1931)
Francis Flagg: The Heads of Apex (Analog (Astounding), October 1931)
Paul Ernst: Red Hell of Jupiter (Analog (Astounding), October 1931)
R. F. Starzl: In the Orbit of Saturn (Analog (Astounding), October 1931)
S. P. Meek: The Solar Magnet (Analog (Astounding), October 1931)
Desmond W. Hall: Raiders Invisible (Analog (Astounding), November 1931)
H. Thompson Rich: Spawn of the Comet (Analog (Astounding), November 1931)
Paul Ernst: The Planetoid of Peril (Analog (Astounding), November 1931)
Sewell Peaslee Wright: The Terror from the Depths (Analog (Astounding), November 1931)
Murray Leinster: Morale (Analog (Astounding), December 1931)
Ray Cummings: The White Invaders (Analog (Astounding), December 1931)
Robert H. Wilson: Out Around Rigel (Analog (Astounding), December 1931)
S. P. Meek: Giants on the Earth (Analog (Astounding), December 1931)
Sewell Peaslee Wright: The Infra-Medians (Analog (Astounding), December 1931)
Arthur J. Burks: The Mind Master (Analog (Astounding), January 1932)
David R. Sparks: The Winged Men of Orcon (Analog (Astounding), January 1932)
Francis Flagg: Seed of the Toc-Toc Birds (Analog (Astounding), January 1932)
Harl Vincent: Creatures of Vibration (Analog (Astounding), January 1932)
Paul Ernst: The Radiant Shell (Analog (Astounding), January 1932)
Edwin K. Sloat: The Space Rover (Analog (Astounding), February 1932)
Hal K. Wells: Zehru of Xollar (Analog (Astounding), February 1932)
Jack Williamson: The Pygmy Planet (Analog (Astounding), February 1932)
Ray Cummings: Wandl the Invader (Analog (Astounding), February 1932)
Charles Willard Diffin: The Hammer of Thor (Analog (Astounding), March 1932)
Harry Bates & Desmond W. Hall: The Affair of the Brains (Analog (Astounding), March 1932)
S. P. Meek: Poisoned Air (Analog (Astounding), March 1932)
Sewell Peaslee Wright: Vampires of Space (Analog (Astounding), March 1932)
Arthur Leo Zagat: The Great Dome on Mercury (Analog (Astounding), April 1932)
Charles Willard Diffin: The Finding of Haldgren (Analog (Astounding), April 1932)
Miles J. Breuer: The Einstein See-Saw (Analog (Astounding), April 1932)
Harry Bates & Desmond W. Hall: The Bluff of the Hawk (Analog (Astounding), May 1932)
Nathan Schachner: Pirates of the Gorm (Analog (Astounding), May 1932)
R. F. Starzl: The Martian Cabal (Analog (Astounding), May 1932)
S. P. Meek: The Great Drought (Analog (Astounding), May 1932)
Charles Willard Diffin: Two Thousand Miles Below (Analog (Astounding), June 1932)
Clifford D. Simak: Hellhounds of the Cosmos (Analog (Astounding), June 1932)
Harl Vincent: Vulcan's Workshop (Analog (Astounding), June 1932)
Paul Ernst: The Raid on the Termites (Analog (Astounding), June 1932)
Sewell Peaslee Wright: Priestess of the Flame (Analog (Astounding), June 1932)
Donald Wandrei: Raiders of the Universes (Analog (Astounding), September 1932)
Edwin K. Sloat: Loot of the Void (Analog (Astounding), September 1932)
Nathan Schachner: Slaves of Mercury (Analog (Astounding), September 1932)
Victor Endersby: Disowned (Analog (Astounding), September 1932)
Arthur Leo Zagat: When the Sleepers Woke (Analog (Astounding), November 1932)
Hal K. Wells: The Cavern of the Shining Ones (Analog (Astounding), November 1932)
Harry Bates & Desmond W. Hall: A Scientist Rises (Analog (Astounding), November 1932)
Harry Bates & Desmond W. Hall: Under Arctic Ice (Analog (Astounding), January 1933)
Jason Kirby: The Floating Island of Madness (Analog (Astounding), January 1933)
Murray Leinster: The Fifth-Dimension Tube (Analog (Astounding), January 1933)
Arthur J. Burks: Lords of the Stratosphere (Analog (Astounding), March 1933)
Harl Vincent: Wanderer of Infinity (Analog (Astounding), March 1933)
Jack Williamson: Salvage in Space (Analog (Astounding), March 1933)
Murray Leinster: Invasion (Analog (Astounding), March 1933)
Sewell Peaslee Wright: The Death-Traps of FX-31 (Analog (Astounding), March 1933)
Wallace West: The End of Time (Analog (Astounding), March 1933)
Murray Leinster: The Fourth-Dimensional Demonstrator (Analog (Astounding), December 1935).
Stanley G. Weinbaum: Redemption Cairn (Analog (Astounding), March 1936)
John W. Campbell: Who Goes There? (Analog (Astounding), August 1938).
A. E. van Vogt: Black Destroyer (Analog (Astounding), July 1939).
Milton A. Rothman: Heavy Planet (Analog (Astounding), August 1939).
Robert A. Heinlein: Life-Line (Analog (Astounding), August 1939)
Harl Vincent: Neutral Vessel (Analog (Astounding), January 1940)
Harl Vincent: High-Frequency War (Analog (Astounding), February 1940)
Leigh Brackett: Martian Quest (Analog (Astounding), February 1940)
Leigh Brackett: The Treasure of Ptakuth (Analog (Astounding), April 1940)
Robert A. Heinlein: Blowups Happen (Analog (Astounding), September 1940)
Ross Rocklynne: Quietus (Analog (Astounding), September 1940).
Robert A. Heinlein: Solution Unsatisfactory (Analog (Astounding), May 1941)
Isaac Asimov: Nightfall
(Analog (Astounding), September 1941)
A. E. van Vogt: Co-Operate – Or Else! (Analog (Astounding), April 1942).
A. E. van Vogt: The Second Solution (Analog (Astounding), October 1942).
A. E. van Vogt: Concealment (Analog (Astounding), September 1943).
A. E. van Vogt: The Storm (Analog (Astounding), October 1943).
Chester S. Geier: Environment (Analog (Astounding), May 1944).
Fredric Brown: Arena
(Analog (Astounding), June 1944)
A. E. van Vogt: The Mixed Men (Analog (Astounding), January 1945).
Murray Leinster: A Logic Named Joe (Analog (Astounding), March 1946).
A. E. van Vogt: A Son is Born (Analog (Astounding), May 1946).
Arthur C. Clarke: Rescue Party (Analog (Astounding), May 1946).
A. E. van Vogt: Child of the Gods (Analog (Astounding), August 1946).
A. E. van Vogt: Hand of the Gods (Analog (Astounding), December 1946).
A. E. van Vogt: Home of the Gods (Analog (Astounding), April 1947).
H. Beam Piper: Time and Time Again (Analog (Astounding), April 1947)
Theodore Sturgeon: Thunder and Roses (Analog (Astounding), November 1947).
A. E. van Vogt: The Barbarian (Analog (Astounding), December 1947).
H. Beam Piper: He Walked Around the Horses (Analog (Astounding), April 1948)
H. Beam Piper: Police Operation (Analog (Astounding), July 1948)
James H. Schmitz: Agent of Vega (Analog (Astounding), July 1949).
H. Beam Piper: The Mercenaries (Analog (Astounding), March 1950)
A. E. van Vogt: The Wizard of Linn (Analog (Astounding), April 1950).
H. Beam Piper: Last Enemy (Analog (Astounding), August 1950)
Wyman Guin: Trigger Tide (Analog (Astounding), October 1950).
James H. Schmitz: The Truth About Cushgar (Analog (Astounding), November 1950).
James H. Schmitz: The Illusionists (Analog (Astounding), March 1951).
H. Beam Piper: Temple Trouble (Analog (Astounding), April 1951)
Eric Frank Russell: And Then There Were None (Analog (Astounding), June 1951)
James H. Schmitz: The End of the Line (Analog (Astounding), July 1951).
H. Beam Piper: Day of the Moron (Analog (Astounding), September 1951)
Michael Shaara: All the Way Back (Analog (Astounding), July 1952).
J. J. McGuire & H. Beam Piper: Null-ABC (Analog (Astounding), February 1953)
Tom Godwin: The Gulf Between (Analog (Astounding), October 1953).
Tom Godwin: Mother of Invention (Analog (Astounding), December 1953).
J. J. McGuire & H. Beam Piper: The Return (Analog (Astounding), January 1954)
Tom Godwin: The Cold Equations (Analog (Astounding), August 1954).
Algis Budrys: Citadel (Analog (Astounding), February 1955)
Dean Ing: Tight Squeeze (Analog (Astounding), February 1955)
H. Beam Piper: Time Crime (Analog (Astounding), February 1955)
James H. Schmitz: Grandpa (Analog (Astounding), February 1955).
Mark Clifton: Sense from Thought Divide (Analog (Astounding), March 1955)
Ray C. Noll: A Fine Fix (Analog (Astounding), March 1955)
Everett B. Cole: The Players (Analog (Astounding), April 1955)
R. R. Merliss: The Stutterer (Analog (Astounding), April 1955)
Eric Frank Russell: Allamagoosa (Analog (Astounding), May 1955)
Everett B. Cole: Millennium (Analog (Astounding), May 1955)
E. G. von Wald: Shock Absorber (Analog (Astounding), June 1955)
Everett B. Cole: Final Weapon (Analog (Astounding), June 1955)
Irving E. Cox, Jr.: The Guardians (Analog (Astounding), June 1955)
J. Francis McComas: Criminal Negligence (Analog (Astounding), June 1955)
John O'Keefe: As Long As You Wish (Analog (Astounding), June 1955)
James Blish: One-Shot (Analog (Astounding), August 1955)
Lester Del Rey: Victory (Analog (Astounding), August 1955)
G. C. Edmondson: Blessed Are the Meek (Analog (Astounding), September 1955)
Murray Leinster: Scrimshaw (Analog (Astounding), September 1955).
Ernest M. Kenyon: Security (Analog (Astounding), October 1955)
Francis Donovan: The Short Life (Analog (Astounding), October 1955)
Irving W. Lande: Slingshot (Analog (Astounding), November 1955)
Raymond F. Jones: Cubs of the Wolf (Analog (Astounding), November 1955)
J. A. Taylor: Far From Home (Analog (Astounding), December 1955)
Lou Tabakow: Faithfully Yours (Analog (Astounding), December 1955)
Murray Leinster: Sand Doom (Analog (Astounding), December 1955).
Nathaniel Gordon: The Golden Judge (Analog (Astounding), December 1955)
Stanley Gimble: Breakaway (Analog (Astounding), December 1955)
Everett B. Cole: Indirection (Analog (Astounding), January 1956)
Christopher Anvil: The Prisoner (Analog (Astounding), February 1956).
Murray Leinster: Exploration Team [vt Combat Team] (Analog (Astounding), March 1956).
Murray Leinster: Solar Constant (Analog (Astounding), July 1956).
Christopher Anvil: Pandora's Planet (Analog (Astounding), September 1956).
Murray Leinster: The Swamp Was Upside Down (Analog (Astounding), September 1956).
James H. Schmitz: Sour Note on Palayata (Analog (Astounding), November 1956).
H. Beam Piper: Omnilingual (Analog (Astounding), February 1957).
Christopher Anvil: Torch (Analog (Astounding), April 1957)
Isaac Asimov: Profession (Analog (Astounding), July 1957)
Harry Harrison: The Stainless Steel Rat (Analog (Astounding), August 1957)
Murray Leinster: The Mutant Weapon (Analog (Astounding), August 1957).
Murray Leinster: Ribbon in the Sky (Analog (Astounding), October 1957).
Murray Leinster: The Grandfather's War (Analog (Astounding), October 1957).
Christopher Anvil: The Gentle Earth (Analog (Astounding), November 1957).
Christopher Anvil: Truce by Boomerang (Analog (Astounding), December 1957)
Gordon R. Dickson: Danger – Human (Analog (Astounding), December 1957)
Christopher Anvil: Achilles's Heel (Analog (Astounding), February 1958).
Christopher Anvil: Revolt! (Analog (Astounding), April 1958).
Christopher Anvil: Top Rung (Analog (Astounding), July 1958).
Christopher Anvil: Cargo for Colony 6 (Analog (Astounding), August 1958).
Christopher Anvil: Foghead (Analog (Astounding), September 1958).
James H. Schmitz: Harvest Time (Analog (Astounding), September 1958).
Christopher Anvil: Goliath and the Beanstalk (Analog (Astounding), November 1958).
Christopher Anvil: Seller's Market (Analog (Astounding), December 1958).
H. Beam Piper: Ministry of Disturbance (Analog (Astounding), December 1958)
Algis Budrys: The Stoker and the Stars (Analog (Astounding), February 1959)
Frank Herbert: Missing Link (Analog (Astounding), February 1959)
Murray Leinster: The Pirates of Zan [vt The Pirates of Ersatz] (Analog (Astounding), February 1959).
Peter Baily: Accidental Death (Analog (Astounding), February 1959)
George O. Smith: Instinct (Analog (Astounding), March 1959)
Randall Garrett: Despoilers of the Golden Empire (Analog (Astounding), March 1959)
Christopher Anvil: The Sieve (Analog (Astounding), April 1959).
Frank Herbert: Operation Haystack (Analog (Astounding), May 1959)
George O. Smith: History Repeats (Analog (Astounding), May 1959)
Laurence M. Janifer: Charley de Milo (Analog (Astounding), May 1959)
Laurence M. Janifer: Hex (Analog (Astounding), May 1959)
R. S. Richardson: Disturbing Sun (Analog (Astounding), May 1959)
Randall Garrett: Cum Gano Salis (Analog (Astounding), May 1959)
Roger Kuyendall: We Didn't Do Anything Wrong, Hardly (Analog (Astounding), May 1959)
Mack Reynolds: Unborn Tomorrow (Analog (Astounding), June 1959)
Ralph Williams: Cat and Mouse (Analog (Astounding), June 1959)
Roger Kuyendall: All Day September (Analog (Astounding), June 1959)
C. C. Beck: Vanishing Point (Analog (Astounding), July 1959)
Christopher Anvil: Leverage (Analog (Astounding), July 1959).
Randall Garrett: But, I Don't Think (Analog (Astounding), July 1959)
Anne Walker: A Matter of Proportion (Analog (Astounding), August 1959)
Murray Leinster: The Aliens (Analog (Astounding), August 1959).
Randall Garrett: Dead Giveaway (Analog (Astounding), August 1959)
M. I. Mayfield: On Handling the Data (Analog (Astounding), September 1959)
Murray Leinster: A Matter of Importance (Analog (Astounding), September 1959)
Randall Garrett & Laurence M. Janifer: Brain Twister (Analog (Astounding), September 1959)
Randall Garrett & Laurence M. Janifer: That Sweet Little Old Lady [vt Brain Twister] (Analog (Astounding), September 1959)
Randall Garrett: …Or Your Money Back (Analog (Astounding), September 1959)
Murray F. Yaco: Unspecialist (Analog (Astounding), October 1959)
Everett B. Cole: The Best Made Plans (Analog (Astounding), November 1959)
Randall Garrett: The Unnecessary Man (Analog (Astounding), November 1959)
Richard Sabia: I Was a Teen-Age Secret Weapon (Analog (Astounding), November 1959)
Rick Raphael: A Filbert is a Nut (Analog (Astounding), November 1959)
Christopher Anvil: Mating Problems (Analog (Astounding), December 1959).
George O. Smith: The Big Fix (Analog (Astounding), December 1959)
Randall Garrett: The Destroyers (Analog (Astounding), December 1959)
Laurence M. Janifer: Wizard (Analog (Astounding), 1960)
Christopher Anvil: A Rose By Any Other Name… (Analog (Astounding), January 1960)
Harry Harrison: Deathworld (Analog (Astounding), January 1960)
Joseph P. Martino: Pushbutton War (Analog (Astounding), January 1960)
Murray Leinster: Attention Saint Patrick (Analog (Astounding), January 1960)
Poul Anderson: The Burning Bridge (Analog (Astounding), January 1960)
Randall Garrett: Viewpoint (Analog, January 1960)
Mack Reynolds: Summit (Analog (Astounding), February 1960)
Murray Leinster: The Leader (Analog (Astounding), February 1960)
Randall Garrett: What The Left Hand Was Doing (Analog (Astounding), February 1960)
Christopher Anvil: Shotgun Wedding (Analog (Astounding), March 1960)
Randall Garrett: In Case of Fire (Analog (Astounding), March 1960)
Harry Harrison: The Misplaced Battleship (Analog (Astounding), April 1960)
Murray Leinster: The Ambulance Made Two Trips (Analog (Astounding), April 1960)
Randall Garrett & Laurence M. Janifer: Out Like a Light (Analog (Astounding), April 1960)
Randall Garrett & Laurence M. Janifer: The Impossibles (Analog (Astounding), April 1960)
Randall Garrett: The Measure of a Man (Analog (Astounding), April 1960)
Rick Raphael: Make Mine Homogenized (Analog (Astounding), April 1960)
John Cory: Egocentric Orbit (Analog (Astounding), May 1960)
Mack Reynolds: Revolution (Analog (Astounding), May 1960)
Randall Garrett: Damned If You Don't (Analog (Astounding), May 1960)
Christopher Anvil: Star Tiger (Analog (Astounding), June 1960).
John Berryman: Vigorish (Analog (Astounding), June 1960)
Christopher Anvil: The Troublemaker (Analog (Astounding), July 1960).
Edward E. Smith: Subspace Survivors (Analog (Astounding), July 1960)
Mack Reynolds: Adaptation (Analog (Astounding), August 1960)
Everett B. Cole: Alarm Clock (Analog (Astounding), September 1960)
Horace Brown Fyfe: A Transmutation of Muddles (Analog (Astounding), September 1960)
Randall Garrett: By Proxy (Analog (Astounding), September 1960)
Horace Brown Fyfe: Satellite System (Analog, October 1960)
Mack Reynolds: Combat (Analog, October 1960)
Pauline Ashwell: The Lost Kafoozalum (Analog, October 1960)
Randall Garrett: Psichopath (Analog, October 1960)
H. Beam Piper: Oomphel in the Sky (Analog, November 1960)
Randall Garrett & Laurence M. Janifer: Supermind [vt Occasion for Disaster] (Analog, November 1960).
Harry Harrison: The K-Factor (Analog, December 1960)
Mack Reynolds: Gun for Hire (Analog, December 1960)
Stephen A. Kallis: The Untouchable (Analog, December 1960)
John Berryman: Card Trick (Analog, January 1961)
Randall Garrett: The Highest Treason (Analog, January 1961)
Tom Purdom: The Green Beret (Analog, January 1961)
Christopher Anvil: The Ghost Fleet (Analog, February 1961).
Everett B. Cole: The Weakling (Analog, February 1961)
Horace Brown Fyfe: The Outbreak of Peace (Analog, February 1961)
Jim Wannamaker: Attrition (Analog, February 1961)
Mack Reynolds: Freedom (Analog, February 1961)
Teddy Keller: The Plague (Analog, February 1961)
Mack Reynolds: Ultima Thule (Analog, March 1961)
Christopher Anvil: Pandora's Envoy (Analog, April 1961).
Jesse F. Bone: A Prize for Edie (Analog, April 1961)
Robert Donald Locke: Next Door, Next World (Analog, April 1961)
James H. Schmitz: Gone Fishing (Analog, May 1961).
Sterling E. Lanier: Join Our Gang? (Analog, May 1961)
Leigh Richmond: Prologue to an Analogue (Analog, June 1961)
Lloyd Biggle, Jr.: Monument (Analog, June 1961)
Christopher Anvil: The Hunch (Analog, July 1961).
Herbert D. Kastle: The First One (Analog, July 1961)
Joseph P. Tinker: Tinker's Dam (Analog, July 1961)
Randall Garrett: A Spaceship Named McGuire (Analog, July 1961)
Horace Brown Fyfe: Flamedown (Analog, August 1961)
Laurence M. Janifer: Lost in Translation (Analog, August 1961)
Mack Reynolds: Status Quo (Analog, August 1961)
Randall Garrett: Hanging by a Thread (Analog, August 1961)
Donald E. Westlake: They Also Serve (Analog, September 1961)
John Berryman: Modus Vivendi (Analog, September 1961)
Randall Garrett: Fifty Per Cent Prophet (Analog, September 1961)
James H. Schmitz: Lion Loose (Analog, October 1961).
Laurence M. Janifer: The Man Who Played to Lose (Analog, October 1961)
Randall Garrett: The Asses of Balaam (Analog, October 1961)
Gordon R. Dickson: Sleight of Wit (Analog, December 1961)
Randall Garrett: The Foreign Hand Tie (Analog, December 1961)
T. R. Fehrenbach: Remember the Alamo! (Analog, December 1961)
Tom Godwin: The Helpful Hand of God (Analog, December 1961)
H. Beam Piper: Naudsonce (Analog, January 1962)
Jesse F. Bone: Pandemic (Analog, February 1962)
Neil Goble: Master of None (Analog, February 1962)
Randall Garrett: Hail to the Chief (Analog, February 1962)
Raymond F. Jones: The Great Gray Plague (Analog, February 1962)
Christopher Anvil: Uncalculated Risk (Analog, March 1962)
H. Beam Piper: A Slave is a Slave (Analog, April 1962)
Harry Harrison: Toy Shop (Analog, April 1962)
Mack Reynolds: Mercenary (Analog, April 1962)
R. C. FitzPatrick: The Circuit Riders (Analog, April 1962)
Ben Bova: The Next Logical Step (Analog, May 1962)
Laurence M. Janifer: Sight Gag (Analog, May 1962)
Randall Garrett: Anything You Can Do ... (Analog, May 1962).
Randall Garrett: Nor Iron Bars a Cage… (Analog, May 1962)
Fred Saberhagen: Berserker Throne (Analog, June 1962)
James H. Schmitz: A Nice Day for Screaming (Analog, June 1962).
James H. Schmitz: Novice (Analog, June 1962).
James H. Schmitz: The Other Likeness (Analog, July 1962).
Mack Reynolds: Border, Breed Nor Birth (Analog, July 1962)
Randall Garrett: The Bramble Bush (Analog, July 1962)
William M. Lee: Junior Achievement (Analog, July 1962)
Christopher Anvil: The Toughest Opponent (Analog, August 1962).
James H. Schmitz: Watch the Sky (Analog, August 1962).
James H. Schmitz: The Winds of Time (Analog, September 1962).
Robert S. Martin: Beyond Pandora (Analog, September 1962)
Theodore L. Thomas: The Professional Approach (Analog (Astounding), September 1962)
Christopher Anvil: Gadget vs. Trend (Analog, October 1962)
Randall Garrett: …After a Few Words… (Analog, October 1962)
Ed M. Clinton, Jr.: Untechnological Employment (Analog, November 1962)
Randall Garrett: The Anchorite (Analog, November 1962)
Robert F. Young: The Servant Problem (Analog, November 1962)
William Carroll: Solomon's Orbit (Analog, November 1962)
Allen Kim Lang: Blind Man's Lantern (Analog, December 1962)
Mack Reynolds: Subversive (Analog, December 1962)
Tom Godwin: - And Devious the Line of Duty (Analog, December 1962).
Mack Reynolds: The Common Man (Analog, January 1963)
David Mason: Something Will Turn Up (Analog, February 1963)
Randall Garrett: With No Strings Attached (Analog, February 1963)
Rick Raphael: Code Three (Analog, February 1963).
Gerald W. Page: The Happy Man (Analog, March 1963)
Mack Reynolds: Frigid Fracas (Analog, March 1963)
Richard Olin: All Day Wednesday (Analog, March 1963)
Rick Raphael: Sonny (Analog, April 1963)
Stephen Bartholomew: Last Resort (Analog, April 1963)
Ben Bova & Myron R. Lewis: The Dueling Machine (Analog, May 1963)
James H. Schmitz: Oneness (Analog, May 1963)
Mack Reynolds: Expediter (Analog, May 1963)
James H. Schmitz: Ham Sandwich (Analog, June 1963)
John Berryman: The Trouble with Telstar (Analog, June 1963)
Poul Anderson: Territory (Analog, June 1963)
Harry Harrison: The Ethical Engineer (Analog, July 1963)
Kris Neville: New Apples in the Garden (Analog, July 1963)
Irwin Lewis: To Invade New York… (Analog, August 1963)
Murray Leinster: Tallien Three [vt The Hate Disease] (Analog, August 1963).
James R. Hall: Am I Still There? (Analog, September 1963)
Poul Anderson: Industrial Revolution (Analog, September 1963)
Rick Raphael: The Thirst Quenchers (Analog, September 1963)
William J. Smith: The Last Straw (Analog, September 1963)
Randall Garrett: A World by the Tale (Analog, October 1963)
Walt Richmond & Leigh Richmond: Where I Wasn't Going (Analog, October 1963)
Christopher Anvil: Problem of Command (Analog, November 1963)
Richard Thieme: Pleasant Journey (Analog, November 1963)
John Berryman: The Right Time (Analog, December 1963)
Randall Garrett: Thin Edge (Analog, December 1963)
Norman Spinrad: Subjectivity (Analog, January 1964)
Randall Garrett: The Eyes Have It (Analog, January 1964)
Walt Richmond & Leigh Richmond: Poppa Needs Shorts (Analog, January 1964)
Christopher Anvil: Rx for Chaos (Analog, February 1964)
Norman Spinrad: Outward Bound (Analog, March 1964)
Christopher Anvil: Hunger (Analog, May 1964).
James H. Schmitz: Undercurrents (Analog, May 1964).
James H. Schmitz: The Machmen (Analog, September 1964).
Randall Garrett: A Case of Identity (Analog, September 1964)
Christopher Anvil: Bill for Delivery (Analog, November 1964).
Christopher Anvil: Contrast (Analog, December 1964).
Murray Leinster: Plague on Kryder II (Analog, December 1964).
Christopher Anvil: The New Boccaccio (Analog, January 1965)
James H. Schmitz: Balanced Ecology (Analog, March 1965).
James H. Schmitz: Goblin Night (Analog, April 1965).
Christopher Anvil: The Captive Djinn (Analog, May 1965).
James H. Schmitz: Trouble Tide (Analog, May 1965).
Christopher Anvil: Duel to the Death (Analog, June 1965)
James H. Schmitz: Sleep No More (Analog, August 1965).
Christopher Anvil: Untropy (Analog, January 1966).
James H. Schmitz: The Searcher (Analog, February 1966).
Keith Laumer: Prototaph (Analog, March 1966).
Christopher Anvil: Stranglehold (Analog, June 1966).
Bob Shaw: Light of Other Days (Analog, August 1966).
Christopher Anvil: Symbols (Analog (Astounding), September 1966).
Christopher Anvil: Strangers to Paradise (Analog, October 1966).
Christopher Anvil: Facts to Fit the Theory (Analog, November 1966).
Murray Leinster: Quarantine World (Analog, November 1966).
Keith Laumer: The Last Command (Analog, January 1967).
Christopher Anvil: The Uninvited Guest (Analog, March 1967).
Christopher Anvil: Experts in the Field (Analog, May 1967).
Christopher Anvil: The Dukes of Desire (Analog, June 1967).
Christopher Anvil: Compound Interest (Analog, July 1967).
Christopher Anvil: Babel II (Analog, August 1967)
Christopher Anvil: The King's Legions (Analog, September 1967).
Howard L. Myers: Lost Calling (Analog, September 1967).
Christopher Anvil: A Question of Attitude (Analog, December 1967).
Christopher Anvil: Uplift the Savage (Analog, March 1968).
Howard L. Myers: Practice! (Analog, March 1968).
Christopher Anvil: Is Everybody Happy? (Analog, April 1968)
Howard L. Myers: His Master's Vice (Analog, May 1968)
Christopher Anvil: The Royal Road (Analog, June 1968).
Howard L. Myers: Partner [vt Duplex] (Analog, June 1968).
James H. Schmitz: The Demon Breed (Analog, September 1968).
Christopher Anvil: Mission of Ignorance (Analog, October 1968).
James H. Schmitz: The Custodians (Analog, December 1968).
Christopher Anvil: Trap (Analog, March 1969).
Christopher Anvil: The Nitrocellulose Doormat (Analog, June 1969).
Keith Laumer: The Choice (Analog, July 1969).
Christopher Anvil: Test Ultimate (Analog, October 1969).
Howard L. Myers: The Pyrophylic Saurian (Analog, January 1970)
James H. Schmitz: Resident Witch (Analog, May 1970).
James H. Schmitz: Compulsion (Analog, June 1970).
Keith Laumer: Message to an Alien (Analog, June 1970).
Howard L. Myers: Heavy Thinker (Analog, August 1970).
Howard L. Myers: Forever Enemy (Analog, December 1970).
Christopher Anvil: The Claw and the Clock (Analog, February 1971).
Howard L. Myers: Polywater Doodle (Analog, February 1971)
Christopher Anvil: The Operator (Analog, March 1971).
James H. Schmitz: Company Planet (Analog, May 1971).
James H. Schmitz: Ti's Toys (Analog, May 1971).
James H. Schmitz: Glory Day (Analog, June 1971).
James H. Schmitz: Poltergeist (Analog, July 1971).
James H. Schmitz: The Lion Game (Analog, August 1971).
Christopher Anvil: Riddle Me This (Analog, January 1972).
Jerry Pournelle: A Matter of Sovereignty (Analog, January 1972)
Howard L. Myers: War in Our Time (Analog, March 1972).
James H. Schmitz: Child of the Gods (Analog, March 1972).
Howard L. Myers: Misinformation (Analog, April 1972).
Howard L. Myers: Out, Wit! (Analog, June 1972).
Jerry Pournelle: Power to the People (Analog, August 1972)
James H. Schmitz: The Symbiotes (Analog, September 1972).
Howard L. Myers: Health Hazard (Analog, January 1973).
Poul Anderson: Wings of Victory (Analog, April 1973)
Jerry Pournelle: Sword and Sceptre (Analog, May 1973).
Vonda McIntyre: Of Mist, and Grass, and Sand (Analog, October 1973).
Jerry Pournelle: High Justice (Analog, March 1974)
Jerry Pournelle: Extreme Prejudice (Analog, July 1974)
Hayford Peirce: Doing Well While Doing Good (Analog, August 1975)
Jerry Pournelle: Consort (Analog, August 1975)
Christopher Anvil: Brains Isn't Everything (Analog, June 1976).
David Drake: Nation Without Walls (Analog, July 1977).
Joan D. Vinge: View from a Height (Analog, June 1978).
Charles Sheffield: Moment of Inertia (Analog, October 1980)
Poul Anderson: The Saturn Game (Analog, February 1981)
Spider Robinson: Melancholy Elephants (Analog, June 1982).
Poul Anderson & Gordon R. Dickson: The Napoleon Crime (Analog, March 1983)
Jack C. Haldeman: We, the People (Analog, September 1983)
David Brin: Tank Farm Dynamo (Analog, November 1983)
David Brin: The Crystal Spheres (Analog, January 1984)
Marc Stiegler: The Gentle Seduction (Analog, April 1989)
Lois McMaster Bujold: The Mountains of Mourning (Analog, May 1989)
Christopher Anvil: The Trojan Hostage (Analog, July 1990).
Christopher Anvil: The Underhandler (Analog, August 1990)
Rob Chilson: Yearning: Morning, Forenoon, Evening (Analog, September 1990)
Alexis Glynn Latner: The Listening Glass (Analog, February 1991)
Jack C. Haldeman: Enemy of the State (Analog, August 1991)
Isaac Asimov: Gold (Analog, September 1991)
Greg Costikyan: High on Life (Analog, November 1992)
Harry Turtledove: Down in the Bottomlands (Analog, January 1993)
Jack McDevitt: Blinker (Analog, March 1994)
Christopher Anvil: A Question of Identity (Analog, July 1995).
Michael A. Burstein: Sentimental Value (Analog, October 1995)
Bud Sparhawk: Primrose and Thorn (Analog, May 1996)
Michael A. Burstein: Heisenberg's Magazine (Analog, March 1997)
Catherine Asaro: Aurora in Four Voices (Analog, December 1998)
David Brin: Stones of Significance (Analog, January 2000)
Kij Johnson: The Horse Raiders (Analog, May 2000)
Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff: Any Mother's Son (Analog, May 2000)
Stephen Baxter: Sheena 5 (Analog, May 2000)
Bud Sparhawk: Magic's Price (Analog, March 2001)
Adam-Troy Castro: Sunday Night Yams at Minnie and Earl's (Analog, June 2001) Notes:
Sarah Hoyt: Trafalgar Square (Analog, November 2001). Notes:
Shane Tourtellotte: The Return of Spring (Analog, November 2001) Notes:
Michael Swanwick: 'Hello,' Said the Stick (Analog, March 2002) Notes:
Mike Moscoe: The Job Interview (Analog, May 2002) Notes:
Stephen Burns: Look Away (Analog, May 2002) Notes:
Tobias S. Buckell: A Green Thumb (Analog, July 2002) Notes:
Pat Forde: In Spirit (Analog, September 2002) Notes:
Michael Swanwick: Slow Life (Analog, December 2002) Notes:
Catherine Asaro: Walk in Silence (Analog, April 2003)
Notes:
Michael A. Burstein: Paying it Forward (Analog, September 2003) Notes:
Bruce Holland Rogers: Visions of Gingerbread (Analog, December 2003) Notes:
Alexis Glynn Latner: Blu 97-023D (Analog, June 2004)
Bud Sparhawk: Clay's Pride (Analog, July 2004) Notes:
Michael F. Flynn: The Clapping Hands of God (Analog, July 2004). Notes:
John G. Henry: Small Moments in Time (Analog, December 2004) Notes:
Kevin J. Anderson & Rebecca Moesta: Rough Draft (Analog, January 2005) Notes:
Michael A. Burstein: Seventy-Five Years (Analog, January 2005) Notes:
Kevin J. Anderson: Paradox & Greenblatt, Attorneys at Law (Analog, September 2005) Notes:
Jack McDevitt & Michael Shara: Lighthouse (Analog, April 2006) Notes:
Richard Thieme & Aaron Ximm: SETI Triumphant (Analog, October 2006) Notes:
David W. Goldman: Radical Acceptance (Analog, January 2007). Notes:
Jack McDevitt & Michael Shara: Cool Neighbor (Analog, March 2007) Notes:
Brian Plante: The Astronaut (Analog, May 2007) Notes:
Michael F. Flynn: Quaestiones Super Caelo et Mundo (Analog, July 2007)
Notes:
David W. Goldman: Reunion (Analog, December 2007). Notes:
Catherine Asaro: The Spacetime Pool (Analog, March 2008) Notes:
David W. Goldman: Invasion of the Pattern Snatchers (Analog, September 2008). Notes:
Edward M. Lerner: Where Credit Is Due (Analog, October 2008). Notes:
Jason Sanford: Where Away You Fall (Analog, December 2008) Notes:
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