Механический Хэппи-Лэнд, 2019

1. Hollerbochen's Dilemma, 1938 | |
2. Pendulum (co-authored with Henry Hasse), 1941Prisoner of Time was he, "I THINK,"; shrilled Erjas, "that this is our most intriguing discovery on any of the worlds we have yet visited!"; His wide, green-shimmering wings fluttered, his beady bird eyes flashed excitement. His several companions bobbed their heads in agreement, the greenish-gold down on their slender necks ruffling softly. They were perched on what had once been amoving sidewalk but was now only a twisted ribbon of wreckage overlooking the vast expanse of a ruined city. | |
6. It's Not the Heat, It's the Hu--, 1940 | |
7. Luana the Living, 1940 | |
8. Tale of the Mangledomvritch, 1941 | |
9. I, Rocket, 1944 | |
10. And Watch the Fountains, 1944 | |
11. Killer, Come Back To Me!, 1944 | |
12. The Monster Maker, 1944 | |
13. Defense Mech, 1946 | |
14. Where Everything Ends, 2010 | |
15. The Irritated People, 1947 | |
16. Rocket Summer, 1947 | |
17. Payment in Full, 1950 | |
18. Love Contest, 1952“He's tall,” said Meg, seventeen. “He’s very dark,” said Marie, almost eighteen. “He's handsome.” “And he's coming here tonight —this very night — to see us.” “To see both of you?” cried father. He was always crying out. After twenty years of marriage and seventeen years of daughters it was his natural tone of voice. “To see both of you?” cried father, again. “To see both of us,” said Meg. “Both of us,” said Marie, and smiled at her supper steak. | |
8. Bullet with a Name, 1953 | |
9. The Machine-Tooled Happyland (essay), 1965 | |
10. Who Owns What and Which and Why (essay), 1990 | |
11. Ahmed and the Oblivion Machines: A Fable, 1998 | |
12. Pilgrimage, 1999 | |
13. Memento Mori, 2003 | |
14. The Disease, 2010 | |
15. Dead of Summer, 2010 | |
16. Jemima True, 2010 | |
17. They All Had Grandfathers, 1947 | |
18. The Wheel, 2010 | |
19. The Marriage, 2010 | |
20. Holiday, 1949 | |
21. The Nefertiti-Tut Express, 2012 |