Skylark of Space, The (Three part serial novel), Amazing Stories, Aug. 1928
Skylark of Valeron, The (Seven part serial novel), Astounding Stories, Aug. 1934
Skylark Three (Three part serial novel), Amazing Stories, Aug. 1930
Spacehounds of IPC (Three part serial novel), Amazing Stories, July 1931
Storm Cloud on Deka (novelette), Astounding Stories, June 1942
Subspace Survivors (novelette), Astounding (Analog) Science Fact and Fiction, July 1960
Tedric (short story), Other Worlds Science Fiction Stories, Mar. 1953
Triplanetary (Four part serial novel), Amazing Stories, Jan. 1934
Vortex Blaster, The (short story), Comet Stories, July 1941
Vortex Blaster Makes War, The (short story), Astonishing Stories, Oct. 1942
What a Course! (Robot Nemesis) (short story), Fantasy Magazine: `Cosmos’ part 13, 1934
Magazine series stories, in sequence:
Lensman series includes:
Triplanetary
Galactic Patrol
Grey Lensman
Second-Stage Lensman
Children of the Lens
Skylark series includes:
The Skylark of Space
Skylark Three
The Skylark of Valeron
Skylark Duquesne
Storm Cloud, Vortex Blaster series includes:
The Vortex Blaster
Storm Cloud on Deka
The Vortex Blaster Makes War
Tedric series includes:
Tedric
Lord Tedric
Book anthology appearances.
Atlantis (short story: see also “The Fall of Atlantis” above; from chapter two of book version of Triplanetary). In-
cluded in lourney to Infinity (Gnome, 1951) edited by Martin Greenburg.
Epic of Space, The (non-fiction article on sf writing). Included in symposium Of Worlds Beyond (Fantasy Press,
1947) edited by Lloyd Arthur Eshbach.
Vortex Blaster, The (short story). Included in Modern Masterpieces of Science Fiction (World, 1966) edited by
Sam Moskowitz; also in paperback selection from this volume, The Vortex Blaster (Macfadden, 1967) edited by
Sam Moskowitz.
What a Course! (short story). Included in Cosmos (Ruppert, N.Y. 1934). The 17 episodes of the round-robin serial
from Science Fiction Dieest (later Fantasy Magazine) professionally bound by Conrad H. Ruppert. Edition
Limited to approximately 50 copies.
Supplementary:
A biographical /bibliographical profile of Smith by Sam Moskowitz appeared in the April 1964 issue of Amazing
Stories, later included in book Seekers of Tomorrow (World, 1966) by Sam Moskowitz.
Books:
Note: In all cases, the first publication in the U.S.A. is given, and all editions are hardcover, except where stated.
All titles are now in print in the U.K. in paperback.
Children of the Lens (Fantasy Press, 1954)
First Lensman (Fantasy Press, 1951 )
Galactic Patrol (Fantasy Press, 1950)
Galaxy Primes, The (Ace, 1965: paperback)
Grey Lensman (Fantasy Press, 1951)
Second-Stage Lensman (Fantasy Press, 1953)
Skylark Duquesne (Pyramid Books, 1967: paperback)
Skylark of Space, The (Buffalo Book Co., 1946)
Skylark of Valeron (Fantasy Press, 1949)
Skylark Three (Fantasy Press, 1947)
Spacehounds of I.P.C. (Fantasy Press, 1947)
Subspace Explorers (Canaveral Press, 1965)
Triplanetory (Fantasy Press, 1950)
Vortex Blaster, The (Fantasy Press, 1960; later paperbacked as Masters of the Vortex)
And:
Best of E. E. ‘Doc’ Smith. Ph.D. (Futura, 1975: paperback)
The Skylark series, in sequence:
The Skylark of Space
Skylark Three
Skylark of Valeron
Skylark Duquesne
The Lensman series, in sequence:
Triplanetary
First Lensman
Galactic Patrol
Grey Lensman
Second-Stage Lensman
Children of the Lens
The Vortex Blaster