Grumbles From The Grave Part 13

Reprinted in The Green Hills Of Earth, Baen Books. "Gentlemen, Be Seated!" Argosy, May 1948. Reprinted in The Green Hills Of Earth, Baen Books. "Ordeal in s.p.a.ce," Town and Country, May 1948. Reprinted in The Green Hills of Earth, Baen Books.

Beyond This Horizon (revised version), Fantasy Press, 1948. Reprinted by New American Library.

s.p.a.ce Cadet, Scribner's, 1948. Reprinted by Del Rey Books. "Our Fair City," Weird Tales, January 1949. "Nothing Ever Happens on the Moon," Boys' Life, April, May 1949.

Reprinted in Expanded Universe, Ace Books. "Poor Daddy," Calling All Girls, 1949. "Gulf," Astounding Science Fiction, November, December 1949.

Reprinted in a.s.signment In Eternity, Baen Books. "Delilah and the s.p.a.ce Rigger," Blue Book, December 1949. Reprinted in The Past Through Tomorrow, Ace Books. "The Long Watch," American Legion Magazine, December 1949.

Reprinted in The Green Hills Of Earth, Baen Books. Red Planet, Scribner's, 1949. Reprinted by Del Rey Books. "Cliff and the Calories," Senior Prom, August 1950. Farmer In The Sky, first serialized as Satellite Scout in Boys' Life, August, September, October, November 1950. Scribner's, 1950.

Reprinted by Del Rey Books. "The Man Who Sold the Moon," (not serialized), in The Man Who Sold the Moon, Shasta, 1950. Reprinted by Baen Books. "Destination Moon," Short Stories Magazine, September 1950. Between Planets, serialized as Planets in Combat in Blue Book, September, October 1951. Scribner's, 1951. Reprinted by Del Rey Books. The Puppet Masters, serialized in Galaxy Science Fiction, September, October, November 1951. Doubleday, 1951. Reprinted by Del Rey Books. "The Year of the Jackpot," Galaxy Science Fiction, March 1952.

Reprinted in The Menace From Earth, Baen Books. The Rolling Stones, serialized as Tramp s.p.a.ce Ship in Boys' Life, September, October, November, December 1952. Scribner's, 1952. Reprinted by Del Rey Books.

"Project Nightmare," Amazing Stories, April 1953. Reprinted in The Menace From Earth, Baen Books.

"Skylift," Imagination, November 1953. Reprinted in The Menace From Earth, Baen Books.

Starman Jones, Scribner's, 1953. Reprinted by Del Rey Books.

The Star Beast, serialized as The Star Lummox in Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, May, June, July 1954. Scribner's, 1954. Reprinted by Del Rey Books.

Tunnel In The Sky, Scribner's, 1955. Reprinted by Del Rey Books.

Double Star, serialized in Astounding Science Fiction, February, March, April 1956. Doubleday, 1956. Reprinted by Del Rey Books.

Time For The Stars, Scribner's, 1956. Reprinted by Del Rey Books.

The Door Into Summer, serialized in Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, October, November, December 1956. Doubleday, 1957. Reprinted by Del Rey Books.

"The Menace From Earth," Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, August 1957. Reprinted in The Menace From Earth, Baen Books.

Citizen Of The Galaxy, serialized in Astounding Science Fiction, September, October, November, December 1957. Scribner's, 1957, Reprinted by Del Rey Books.

"The Elephant Circuit" ("The Man Who Traveled in Elephants"), Saturn, October 1957.

"Tenderfoot in s.p.a.ce," Boys' Life, May, June, July 1958.

Have s.p.a.ce Suit-Will Travel, serialized in Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, August, September, October 1958. Scribner's, 1958. Reprinted by Del Rey Books.

"All You Zombies-," Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, March 1959.

Methuselah's Children (revised version), Gnome Press, 1958. Reprinted by Baen Books.

Starship Troopers, serialized as Starship Soldier in Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, October, November 1959. Putnam, 1959. Reprinted by Baen Books.

Stranger In A Strange Land, Putnam, 1961. Hardcover available, also reprint, Ace Books.

"Searchlight," Scientific American, August 1962; Fortune, September 1962. Reprinted in The Past Through Tomorrow, Ace Books.

Podkayne Of Mars, serialized in Worlds oflf, November 1962, January, March 1963. Putnam, 1963.

Glory Road, serialized in Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, July, August, September 1963. Putnam 1963. Reprinted by Ace Books.

Farnham 's Freehold, serialized in If, July, August, October 1964. Putnam, 1964. Reprinted by Ace Books.

The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress, serialized in If, December 1965, January, February, March, April 1966, Putnam, 1966. Reprinted by Ace Books.

"Free Men," in The Worlds of Robert A. Heinlein, Ace Books, 1966. Reprinted in Expanded Universe, Ace Books.

/ Will Fear No Evil, serialized in Galaxy, July, August, October, December 1970. Putnam, 1970. Reprinted by Ace Books.

Time Enough For Love, Putnam 1973. Reprinted by Ace Books.

"No Bands Playing," Vertex: The Magazine of Science Fiction, December 1973. Reprinted in Expanded Universe, Ace Books.

The Notebooks Of Lazarus Long, Putnam, 1978. (Taken from two chapters of Time Enough For Love).

The Number Of The Beast, Fawcett Columbine, 1980. Reprinted by Ace Books.

Expanded Universe, Ace Books, 1980. Reprinted by Ace Books.

"A Bathroom of Her Own," Expanded Universe, 1980. Reprinted by Ace Books.

"On the Slopes of Vesuvius," Expanded Universe, 1980. Reprinted by Ace Books.

Friday, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1982. Reprinted by Del Rey Books.

Job: A Comedy Of Justice, Del Rey Books, 1984. Reprinted by Del Rey Books.

The Cat Who Walks Through Walls, Putnam, 1985. Reprinted by Ace Books.

To Sail Beyond The Sunset, Putnam, 1987. Reprinted by Ace Books.

MISCELLANEOUS.

(These two items defy cla.s.sification.) Tomorrow, The Stars, Doubleday, 1952. This is an anthology, which was put together by someone else, and Robert wrote the preface for it.

Destination Moon, Gregg Press, 1979, edited by David G. Hartwell. The t.i.tle page says it is by Robert A. Heinlein, with a new introduction by David G. Hartwell. This book contains a novelette t.i.tled "Destination Moon," and an article called "Shooting Destination Moon," which originally appeared in Astounding Science Fiction, July 1950. It also contains a number of still pictures from DM, and photocopies of many newspaper and magazine clippings.

NONFICTION.

"Discovery of the Future," Guest of Honor speech at Denver, Colorado, 1941 World Science Fiction Convention. Printed in Vertex, issue if I.

"Man in the Moon" ("Back of the Moon"), Elks Magazine, 1947.

"Flight Into the Future," Collier's, August 30, 1947.

"On the Writing of Science Fiction," published in Of Worlds Beyond, Fantasy Press, 1947, "Baedecker of the Solar System," The Sat.u.r.day Review of Literature, December 24, 1949. Review of Bonestell and Ley's book, Conquest of s.p.a.ce.

"Where To?" article, Galaxy, February 1952.

"Shooting Destination Moon," Astounding Science Fiction, July 1950.

Article about writing, Writer's Digest, March, 1950.

"This I Believe," radio article written for Edward R. Murrow series of the same t.i.tle. [Broadcast December 1, 1952]

"Ray Guns and Rocket Ships," published by the Bulletin of the School Library a.s.sociation of California, 1952.

"The Third Millennium Opens," Amazing Stories, April 1956.

"Science Fiction: Its Nature, Faults and Virtues," Advent Publishers, 1959.

"Who Are the Heirs of Patrick Henry?," published April 12, 1958, Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph. Also in Expanded Universe.

" 'Pravda' Means 'Truth'," American Mercury, October 1960.

"Inside Intourist," published in Expanded Universe.

"Appointment in s.p.a.ce," Popular Mechanics, 1963.

"The Happy Road to Science Fiction," McClurg's Book News, 1964.

"Science Fiction: The World of 'What If?'," World Book, 1964.

Foreword for Beyond Jupiter, by Chesley Bonestell and Arthur C. Clarke, Viking Press, 1972.

Forrestal Lecture, 1973, published in a.n.a.log, January 1974.

"A United States Citizen Thinks About Canada," Canada and the World, April 1975.

"Dirac, Antimatter and You," Compton Yearbook, 1975.

"Are You a Rare Blood?" Compton Yearbook, 1976.

Testimony before joint session, House Committee on Aging and House Committee on Science and Technology, August 19, 1979, published in Expanded Universe, 1980, as "Spinoff."

"Larger Than Life," written for MosCon I, published in Expanded Universe, 1980.

Preface for Ted Sturgeon novel, G.o.dbody, Donald I. Fine, 1985.

Adult Fiction, 186-211 Stranger in a Strange Land as, 261 "Adventures of Hiram Holiday" (Gallico) 115 Advertising writing, 183-84 "All You Zombies" (Heinlein), 130, 181 Alma, Oklahoma, Heinlein's travels to, 221 Amazing Stories, 175 Antarctica, 222-23 Heinlein's travelogue, 229-36 "Are You a 'Rare Blood' "

(Heinlein), 286 Argosy, slicks in, 45 Astounding, 7. 14, 15, 16, 23, 40, 54, 129, 203 cover art, 3, 4, 20, 26 reader poll awards, 5 ' 'Baedecker of the Solar System, A" (Heinlein), in Sat.u.r.day Review of Literature, 181 Baen, James, 287 , John, 277 Best in Science Fiction, 54 Between Planets (Heinlein), 70,

71.

in Blue Book, 70, 71 cover art, 69 The Rolling Stones as working t.i.tle, 69 compared to War of the Worlds, 71 "Beyond This Horizon"

(Heinlein), 21,26-27, 32 cover of Astounding, 26 revisions to, 27 Bla.s.singame, Lurton, 40, 43, 158-59.

Bla.s.singame, Peggy, 128 Bla.s.singame, Wyatt, 43 "Blowups Happen" (Heinlein),

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cover at Astounding, 7 Blue Book, 70, 71 Bonestell, Chesley, 68 Bowhani Junction (Masters), 125 Boys' Life, 66, 67, 110, 112, 127, 180, 222-23 Bradbury, Walter, 193-94 Brave New World (Huxley), 22 Britannica Compton Yearbook, 117-18, 286 "Broken Wings" (Heinlein), rejection of, 179 Brown, Fred, 253 Brown, Ned, 110, 119-20, 272 Browne, Howard, 175 Buchan, John, 55 Bulman, Learned T., 81-85 INDEX.

"By His Bootstraps"

(Heinlein), 22-24 in Best in Science Fiction, 54 cover of Astounding, 54 Campbell, John W., Jr., xvi, 1-2, 177, 255.

biographical information, 3-6 friendship with Heinlein, 7- 10, 40.

rejects Heinlein fiction, 40 Caribbean, Heinlein's travels to, 223-26 Cat Who Walks Through Walls, The (Heinlein), 288 Censorship in juvenile fiction, 58-60, 65, 81-83.

of Red Planet, 59-60, 65 of The Rolling Stones, 73-76 "Century XXII" (Heinlein), 120 Charles Scribner's Sons, 180, 183 -publishes first juvenile novel, 40 publishes first juvenile fiction series, 43 Citizen of the Galaxy (Heinlein), 90-91 cover art, 89 cover of Astounding, 90 Clarke, Arthur C., 254, 257 "Columbus Was a Dope"

(Heinlein), 125 Conquest of s.p.a.ce, The (Bonestell and Ley), reviewed by Heinlein, 181 Corson, Bill, 52 Cosmopolitan, 173, 174 Cover art / Will Fear No Evil, 207 Between Planets, 69 Citizen of the Galaxy, 89 Door Into Summer, The, 193 Double Star, 194 Farmer in the Sky, 66 Farnham 's Freehold, 199 foreign covers, 184-85 Glory Road, 197 Green Hills of Earth, The, 42 Have s.p.a.ce Suit-Will Travel,

93.

Methuselah's Children, 129 Moon Is a Harsh Mistress, The, 201 Past Through Tomorrow, The, 175.

Podkayne of Mars, 101 Puppet Masters, The, 187 Red Planet, 51 Rocket Ship Galileo, 46 Rolling Stones, The, 72 "Sixth Column," 15 s.p.a.ce Cadet, 50 Star Beast, The, 79 Starman Jones, 75 Stranger in a Strange Land, 256.

Time for the Stars, 88 Tunnel in the Sky, 84 See also Magazine cover art. "Creation Took Eight Days"