Opus No. Title Date Setting Publication type I.U.C.sort descending Notes
55 Inconstant Moon June, 1971 Stand Alone Short Story Made into an episode of "Outer Limits," mid 1990s
57 What Can You Say About Chocolate Covered Manhole Covers? June, 1971 Stand Alone Short Story The American Dental Association says they are bad for children's teeth. First appeared in All the Myriad Ways
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
56 Unfinished Story #2 June, 1971 Stand Alone Short Story A short short story
48 No Exit June, 1971 Stand Alone Short Story Collaboration, co-written with Hank Stine (who has since become Jean Marie Stine--the e-Book edition lists Jean Marie Stine as Niven's co-author).
Pastel Terror, The August, 1971 Star Trek Script Read It Here! Outline for a Star Trek plot, never offered to the show.  The script also appeared in APA-L.
53 Flying Sorcerers, The August, 1971 Stand Alone Novel Collaboration, co-written with David Gerrold, expanded version of Misspelled Magician, The  
86 My Universe and Welcome To It! October, 1971 Introduction Introduction to Known Space.
103 Last Necronomicon, The October, 1971 Stand Alone Short Story Read It Here! Niven's published bibliographies list it much further down, but Carol Phillips' research indicates it appeared in October 1971
51 Rammer November, 1971 The State Short Story Chapter 1 of World Out Of Time, A
50 Fourth Profession, The August, 1972 Léshy Short Story Monks and bartenders
59 Flash Crowd January, 1973 Flash Crowd/Teleportation Short Story This story introduced "flash crowds," instant mobs that are a by-product of cheap, worldwide teleportation technology. Niven wrote several sequels to this story, further addressing the various issues posed by instantaneous travel (and suggesting interesting solutions). Jansen is spelled "Jensen" in the Flight of the Horse printing. This story was recently expanded and re-published as Red Tide
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.
60 Inconstant Moon January, 1973 N/A Collection Sphere edition does not contain "The Long Night" (as "Convergent Series"), "The Deadlier Weapon", "Wait it Out", "Not Long Before the End" and "Passerby" however, the Gollancz edition does. contents: At the Bottom of a Hole Becalmed in Hell Bordered in Black How the Hero's Die Inconstant Moon One Face Organleggers, The Deadler Weapon, The Long Night, The Not Long Before the End Passerby Wait it Out
66 Theory and Practice of Time Travel, The April, 1973 N/A Non-Fiction Speculative
67 Alibi Machine, The June, 1973 Flash Crowd/Teleportation Short Story teleportation crime story
68 All the Bridges Rusting August, 1973 Flash Crowd/Teleportation Short Story teleportation as a form of space travel
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

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