wrd@tekigm2.UUCP (Bill Dippert) (02/08/86)
Corrections thanks to Evelyn C. Leeper.
HEINLEIN, ROBERT A. (pseud. Anson MacDonald)
The History of the Future:
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Lifeline (notes 1,2,3)
"Let There be Light" (note 4)
(Word Edgewise)
The Roads Must Roll (notes 2,4)
Blowups Happen (notes 1,2,3)
The Man Who Sold the Moon (notes 2,4)
Delilah & the Space Rigger (notes 2,7)
Space Jockey (notes 2,7)
Requiem (notes 2,4)
The Long Watch (notes 2,7)
Gentlemen, Be Seated (notes 2,7)
The Black Pits of Luna (notes 2,7)
"It's Great to be Back!" (notes 2,7)
"--We Also Walk Dogs" (notes 2,7)
Searchlight (note 2)
Ordeal in Space (notes 2,7)
The Green Hills of Earth (notes 2,7)
(Fire Down Below)
Logic of Empire (notes 2,7)
(The Sound of His Wings)
(Eclipse)
(The Stone Pillow)
The Menace From Earth (note 2)
If This Goes On--- (notes 2,5)
Coventry (notes 2,5)
Misfit (notes 2,5)
Universe (Prologue only)
Methuselah's Children (notes 2) [Lazarus Long]
Universe (note 6)
Commonsense (note 6)
(Da Capo)
The above is from the chart which appeared in many of the earlier Heinlein
Future of the World books.
Note 1: included in "Expanded Universe"
Note 2: included in "The Past Through Tomorrow"
Note 3: included in "The Worlds of R.A. Heinlein"
Note 4: included in "The Man Who Sold the Moon" (aka Future History,
Volume 1: The Man Who Sold the Moon)
Note 5: included in "Revolt in 2100" (aka Future History, Volume 3:
Revolt in 2100)
Note 6: included in "Orphans of the Sky"
Note 7: included in "The Green Hills of Earth" (aka Future History,
Volume 2: The Green Hills of Earth)
For more information on the stories in parathesis see "Revolt in 2100"
chapter entitled "Concerning Stories Never Written: Postscript"
Additional titles for History of the Future:
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The Cat Who Walks Through Walls [Lazarus Long]
The Number of the Beast [Lazarus Long]
The Past Through Tomorrow
Life-Line
The Roads Must Roll
Blowups Happen (1946 version 1)
The Man Who Sold the Moon
Delilah and the Space-Rigger
Space Jockey
Requiem
The Long Watch
Gentlemen, Be Seated
The Black Pits of Luna
"It's Great to Be Back!"
"--We Also Walk Dogs"
Searchlight
Ordeal in Space
The Green Hills of Earth
Logic of Empire
The Menace From Earth
"If This Goes On--"
Coventry
Misfit
Methuselah's Children [Lazarus Long]
Time Enough For Love [Lazarus Long]
Total List of Heinlein Books:
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Assignment in Eternity
Between Planets
Beyond This Horizon
The Cat Who Walks Through Walls
Citizen of the Galaxy
The Day After Tomorrow (aka Sixth Column)
The Door Into Summer
Double Star
Expanded Universe
Life-Line
Successful Operation
Blowups Happen (1940 version)
Solution Unsatisfactory
The Last Days of the United States
How To Be a Survivor
Pie from the Sky
They Do It With Mirrors
Free Men
No Bands Playing, No Flags Flying--
A Bathroom of Her Own
On the Slopes of Vesuvius
Nothing Ever Happens on the Moon
Pandora's Box
Where To?
Cliff and the Calories
Ray Guns and Rocket Ships
The Third Millennium Opens
Who Are the Heirs of Patrick Henry?
"Pravda" Means "Truth"
Inside Intourist
Searchlight
The Pragmatics of Patriotism
Paul Dirac, Antimatter, and Yo
Larger Than Life
Spinoff
The Happy Days Ahead
Farmer in the Sky
Farnham's Freehold
Friday
Glory Road
The Green Hills of Earth
Have Space Suit, Will Travel
I Will Fear No Evil
Job: A Comedy of Justice
The Man Who Sold the Moon
The Menace From Earth
Methuselah's Children
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress
The Number of the Beast
Orphans of the Sky
Universe
Common Sense
The Past Through Tomorrow
Podkayne of Mars
The Puppet Masters
Red Planet
Revolt in 2100
Rocket Ship Galileo
The Rolling Stones
6 x H (aka The Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag)
Space Cadet
The Star Beast
Starman Jones
Starship Troopers
Stranger in a Strange Land
Time Enough For Love
Time for the Stars
Tomorrow the Stars (edited by R.A.H.)
Tunnel in the Sky
Universe (original contains Universe only)
Waldo: Genius in Orbit (aka Waldo and Magic, Inc.)
The Worlds of Robert A. Heinlein
Pandora's Box
Free Man
Blowups Happen (1946 version 2)
Searchlight
Life-Line
Solution Unsatisfactory
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--Bill--dianeh@ism780c.UUCP (Diane Holt) (02/11/86)
I appreciate the time and effort you take deriving and posting these lists, but when you have revisions, could you post just the 'diff' between the original and the update. It would cut way down on net volume (no pun intended, but you take 'em where you can get 'em, right :-)), and those postings could be used by us to update the lists we've already saved off. Just a thought, and thanks for the lists, really. Diane Holt INTERACTIVE Systems Corp. (east coast:) ihnp4!ima!ism780!dianeh (west coast:) decvax!vortex!ism780!dianeh "Mostly I just read the dictionary...yeah, I figure all the other books are in there, right?"
wjr@frog.UUCP (STella Calvert) (02/14/86)
In article <560@ism780c.UUCP> dianeh@ism780c.UUCP (Diane Holt) writes: >I appreciate the time and effort you take deriving and posting these lists, >but when you have revisions, could you post just the 'diff' between the >original and the update. I too would prefer getting the "diff" rather than having to fiddle with both huge files. But there's a problem. >It would cut way down on net volume, . . . those >postings could be used by us to update the lists we've already saved off. [excerpt from volumes of postings, volumes and volumes....] Heinlein list, what Heinlein list? Anybody know where I can get the Heinlein list, would someone please post the entire list. I just got onto the net and would appreciate it if someone could email me the Heinlein list. There are folks new to the net every day. This is why the LBJ problem, the Patty O'Furniture problem, etc. So I don't think posting the list once and for all will do it. Maybe we could get by with "diff" postings that announced the next scheduled reposting of the entire list, though. Or an address to request it, if Bill's willing. But if I'm going to have to read traffic about the lists, I'd rather it was a title like "List of Books by Patty O'Furniture" rather than lots of ditzy little articles with titles like "Help" "Need list" or "What?" I too appreciate the lists, sympathize with the folks who get tired of seeing the reposts, and hope whoever responds to this article can come up with a solution. I know I don't have it. STella Calvert Every man and every woman is a star. Guest on: ...!decvax!frog!wjr Life: Baltimore!AnnArbor!Smyrna!<LotsOfHitchhikingAndShortVisits> !SantaCruz!Berkeley!AnnArbor!Taxachusetts Future: ... (!L5!TheBelt!InterstellarSpace)