Bibliography Reginald Bretnor

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1 bibliography

1.1 papa schimmelhorn series
1.2 anthologies
1.3 ferdinand feghoot series
1.4 non-fiction





bibliography

maybe little 1 (short story, 1947)
a killing in swords (1978)
the doorstep, first published in astounding , later in year s greatest science fiction , fantasy.
the man on top
cat
genius of species
the past , dead people
old uncle tom cobleigh , all
the proud foot of conqueror
the timeless tales of reginald bretnor (posthumous collection of 15 short stories)

papa schimmelhorn series

the gnurrs come voodvork out (short story, 1950)
little anton (novelette, 1951)
papa schimmelhorn , s.o.d.o.m. serum (1973)
count von schimmelhorn , time-pony (novella, 1974)
the ladies of beetlegoose 9 (novella, 1976)
papa schimmelhorn s yang (novelette, 1978)
the schimmelhorn file: memoirs of dirty old genius (collection, 1979)
schimmelhorn s gold (novel, 1986)
nobelist schimmelhorn (novelette, 1987)

anthologies

the future @ war i: thor s hammer (1979, editor)
the future @ war ii: spear of mars (1980, editor)
the future @ war iii: orion s sword (1980, editor)

ferdinand feghoot series

under pseudonym grendel briarton (an anagram of reginald bretnor), published series of on eighty science-fiction themed shaggy-dog vignettes featuring time-traveling hero ferdinand feghoot. known feghoots , stories involved feghoot resolving situation encountered while traveling through time , space (à la doctor who) bad pun. in 1 example, explained inability pay dues sherlock holmes fan society turning out empty pockets , declaring share lack . in adventures, feghoot worked society aesthetic re-arrangement of history , traveled via device had no name typographically represented )( . in 1980, compleat feghoot collected of bretnor s feghoots published time , included selection of winners , honorable mentions contest run magazine of fantasy & science fiction. book is, of 2006, out of print , rare.


non-fiction

arthur bretnor invited leading sf authors , science writers participate in virtual symposiums contributing essays (to fill bretnor s own table of contents) discussing science fiction genre.



science fiction today , tomorrow: discursive symposium (1975, frederik pohl, poul anderson, jack williamson, ray bradbury, hal clement, isaac asimov, frank herbert, hugo gernsback, theodore sturgeon, a. e. van vogt, cory panshin, larry niven, james blish, harlan ellison, e. e. smith)
the craft of science fiction: symposium on writing science fiction , science fantasy (1976, robert a. heinlein, frederik pohl, larry niven, poul anderson, harlan ellison, hal clement, a. e. van vogt, frank herbert, jerry pournelle, isaac asimov, jack williamson, norman spinrad)
modern science fiction: meaning , future (1953, second edition 1979, john w. campbell, jr., anthony boucher, fletcher pratt, l. sprague de camp, isaac asimov, arthur c. clarke, philip wylie, gerald heard)

in 1969, bretnor published book on warfare titled decisive warfare: study in military theory. largely unnoticed science fiction readership hinted @ future @ war series, proved him scholar of varied talents.


the collection of force , violence , other imponderables: essays on war, politics, , government published in 1992.


bretnor wrote nonfiction articles survivalist newsletter p.s. letter, edited mel tappan.








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