Science Fiction Checklist

BOOKS

• The Science of Discworld [with Terry Pratchett and Jack Cohen], Ebury Press, London 1999. [Now in a second edition.]

• Reinventing the Wall, Novacon 29 Special, BSFG Birmingham 1999 (limited edition of 300).

• Wheelers [with Jack Cohen], Warner Aspect, new York 2000.

• Flatterland, Perseus Publishing, Cambridge 2001.

• The Science of Discworld II: The Globe [with Terry Pratchett and Jack Cohen], Ebury Press, London 2002.

• Heaven [with Jack Cohen] Warner Aspect, New York 2004.

• The Science of Discworld III: Darwin's Watch [with Terry Pratchett and Jack Cohen], Ebury Press, London 2005.

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SHORT STORIES

• ...And master of one, Analog 99 #6, June 1979, 113-126.
• The malodorous plutocrats, Analog 99 #9, Sept. 1979, 87-102.
• Message from Earth, OMNI, Feb. 1980, 50-52. Reprinted in The Best of OMNI Science Fiction #3, 1982, 50-51.
• Paradise misplaced, Analog 101 #3, Mar. 1981,12-38.
• Incredibility gap, Analog 101 #4, Mar. 1981, 42-52.
• The microbotic revolution, OMNI, Aug. 1981, 3 #11, 62-65, 104-107.
• Reprinted in The Best of OMNI Science Fiction #6, 1983, 118-123.
• Deep Joat, Analog 101 #8, July 1981, 88-108.
• Ashes, OMNI, Dec. 1981, 4 #3, 76-78, 152-156.
• The digital dictator, Analog 102 #8, Aug. 1982, 84-100.
• The treacle well, Analog 103 #10, mid-Sept. 1983, 40-58.
• Missing link, Analog 106 #1, Jan. 1986, 154-174.
• Billy the Kid, Analog 107 #1, Jan. 1987, 162-175.
• Displaced person, Analog 107 #5, May 1987, 144-178.
• Captives of the slavestone, Analog 107 #12, mid-Dec. 1987, 148-178.
• Curlew's choice, Analog 110 #3, Feb. 1990, 156-175.
• Wall of death, Analog 110 #11, Oct. 1990, 82-109.
• Hydra, Analog 113 #3, Feb. 1993, 66-81.
• The ape that ate the universe, Analog 113 #8/9, Jul. 1993, 100-121.
• [with Jack Cohen] Code of the skydiver, Interzone 136 (October 1998) 21-26.
• A bad spell, Novacon 29 Progress Report 3, 1999.
• [with J Cohen] Monolith (with apologies to Arthur C. Clarke), Nature 408 (2000) (21/28 Dec) 913.
• Play it again, Psam, Nature 433 (2005) (3 Feb) 556. [Start of Futures series 2.]
• Environmental Friendship Fossle, Analog 126 #7/8, Jul/Aug 2006, 142-159.
• The day we made history, Nature Physics 3 (2007) 210 [Continuation of Futures series 2 from Nature.]

RADIO PLAY

• The microbotic revolution, Czech radio, Prague, 19.30, 28 June 1994.

SF DETECTIVE FICTION

• Schrödinger's mousetrap Part 1: the trap is primed, Nature 433 (2005) (20 Jan) 200-201. [Opening of 10-episode round-Robin story to celebrate International year of Physics 2005.]

VIDEOTAPE

• The Colours of Infinity, presenter Arthur C. Clarke, New Moon Productions, 1994.

SF-RELATED NONFICTION

• [with T.Poston] Rubber-sheet physics, Analog, Nov. 1981 101 #12, 48-65.

• The electronic mathematician, Analog 107 #1 Jan. 1987, 73-89.

• Shelf life (Philip K. Dick), Times Higher Educational Supplement, February 14 1992, p.21.

• How to build a universe, Novacon Programme Book 1993, Birmingham SF Group 1993.

• Fermat's last time trip, Scientific American 269 #5, November 1993, 85-88.

• The real physics of time travel, Analog 114 (January 1994) 106-130.

• Wormholes in wonderland, New Scientist1957/8 (24/31 December 1994) 22-25.

• Jack Cohen: alien designer, Evolution Progress Report 2, April 1995, 6-7.

• Why scientists should read SF, Daily Telegraph, 25 May 1999.

AGENT FOR SCIENCE FICTION

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