2 |
World of Ptavvs |
March, 1965 |
Known Space |
Novella |
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Expanded into novel form in 1966, see World of Ptavvs
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3 |
Wrong-Way Street |
April, 1965 |
Known Space |
Short Stor |
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A stand-alone time-travel story. Niven credits his editor, Fred Pohl, with a great deal of help with this story: "He published my second story, "Wrong Way Street," in Galaxy. The title is his. He felt it needed a new first chapter for coherency, and he wrote that too."
Note that the story reappears in Convergent Series without the hyphen in the title.
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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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9 |
By Mind Alone |
June, 1966 |
Stand Alone |
Short Story |
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A stand-alone story about teleportation.
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17 |
Long Night, The |
March, 1967 |
Stand Alone |
Short Story |
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a.k.a. "Convergent Series"
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24 |
Slowboat Cargo |
February, 1968 |
Known Space |
Short Story |
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A Gift from Earth serialization
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26 |
Neutron Star |
April, 1968 |
Known Space: Collection |
Collection |
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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
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28 |
Dry Run |
May, 1968 |
Stand Alone |
Short Story |
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A crime story with a metaphysical twist
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29 |
Deadlier Weapon, The |
June, 1968 |
Stand Alone |
Short Story |
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A crime story, not Science Fiction. A frequently asked question: "Is this a true story?" Answer: No.
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32 |
For a Foggy Night |
July, 1968 |
Stand Alone |
Short Story |
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stand-alone
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33 |
Like Banquo's Ghost |
August, 1968 |
Stand Alone |
Short Story |
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stand-alone
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35 |
Meddler, The |
October, 1968 |
Stand Alone |
Short Story |
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A science-fiction noir crime mash-up
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36 |
All the Myriad Ways |
October, 1968 |
Time Travel/Parallel Universe |
Short Story |
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Niven's take on divergent timelines
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90 |
Down in Flames |
January, 1969 |
Known Space |
Non-Fiction |
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Read It Here!
Destruction of Known Space, inspired by a conversation with Norman Spinrad. Never written beyond the outline phase. Niven started writing Ringworld shortly after instead. Though this saw print in 1969, it appears much further down the list in Niven's published bibliographies.
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40 |
Shape of Space, The |
January, 1969 |
N/A |
Collection |
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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
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38 |
Exercise in Speculation: The Theory and Practice of Teleportation |
March, 1969 |
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Non-Fiction |
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Discussion of teleportation as personal transportation and even as an interstellar drive.
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41 |
Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex |
December, 1969 |
N/A |
Non-Fiction |
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Read It Here!
Entertaining speculation on Superman's sex life on Earth, including a discussion of how to preserve the Kryptonian race. Often quoted, but almost never illustrated, thanks to DC Comics' legal department.
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42 |
Passerby |
December, 1969 |
N/A |
Short Story |
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Léshy Circuit
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44 |
Misspelled Magician, The |
May, 1970 |
Stand Alone |
Short Story |
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Collaboration, co-written with David Gerrold, a.k.a. "The Misspelled Magishun"
expanded as Flying Sorcerers, The
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