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List of the published work of Barry N. Malzberg, American writer.
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List of the published work of Barry N. Malzberg, American writer.
| Title | Date published | Publication details |
|---|---|---|
| "The Sense of the Fire" | January 1967 | Escapade |
| "We're Coming Through the Window" | August 1967 | Galaxy Science Fiction |
| "The Market in Aliens" | November 1968 | Galaxy Science Fiction |
| "Final War" | April 1968 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Cop-Out" | October 1969 | Final War and Other Fantasies |
| "Death to the Keeper" | August 1968 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Oaten" | October 1969 | Fantastic |
| "How I Take Their Measure" | January 1969 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "The Major Incitement to Riot" | February 1969 | Fantastic |
| "The Ascension" | April 1969 | Fantastic |
| "The Brain Surgeon" | April 1969 | Fantastic |
| "July 24, 1970" | May 1969 | Venture Science Fiction |
| "A Triptych" | July 1969 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "By Right of Succession" | October 1969 | If |
| "The Falcon and the Falconeer" | December 1969 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "What Time Was That?" | December 1969 | If |
| "In the Pocket" | February 1970 | Nova 1 |
| "Pacem Est" | January 1970 | Infinity One |
| "Terminus Est" | February 1970 | Nova 1 |
| "Making Titan" | July 1970 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "As Between Generations" | October 1970 | Fantastic |
| "Notes Just Prior to the Fall" | October 1970 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Beyond Sleep" | November 1970 | Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine |
| "The New Rappacini" | December 1970 | Fantastic |
| "A Question of Slant" | September 1971 | In the Pocket: And Other SF Stories |
| "Addendum" | September 1971 | In the Pocket: And Other SF Stories |
| "Ah, Fair Uranus" | September 1971 | In the Pocket: And Other SF Stories |
| "Bat" | September 1971 | In the Pocket: And Other SF Stories |
| "Conquest" | 1971 | New Dimensions 1 |
| "Elephants" | 1971 | Infinity Two |
| "Exploration" | 1971 | Mars, We Love You |
| "Notes for a Novel About the First Ship Ever to Venus" | 1971 | Universe 1 |
| "The Idea" | September 1971 | In the Pocket: And Other SF Stories |
| "Gehenna" | March 1971 | Galaxy Science Fiction |
| "Yearbook" | May 1971 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Agony Column" | December 1971 | Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine |
| "Causation" | December 1971 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "In the Cup" | 1972 | Signs and Wonders |
| "Inter Alia" | 1972 | Infinity Three |
| "Out from Ganymede" | December 1972 | New Dimensions II: Eleven Original Science Fiction Stories |
| "Report of the Defense" | December 1974 | Out from Ganymede |
| "Some Notes Toward a Useable Past" | December 1974 | Out from Ganymede |
| "The Art of Fiction" | 1972 | Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Annual #2 |
| "The Conquest of Mars" | December 1974 | Out from Ganymede |
| "The Men Inside" | December 1972 | New Dimensions II: Eleven Original Science Fiction Stories |
| "Two Odysseys Into the Center" | October 1972 | Nova 2 |
| "Pater Familias" (with Kris Ottman Neville) | March 1972 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Still-Life" | March 1972 | Again, Dangerous Visions |
| "Cornell" | April 1972 | Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine |
| "Breaking In" | June 1972 | Fantastic |
| "Vidi Vici Veni" | July 1972 | Generation: An Anthology of Speculative Fiction |
| "Allowances" | August 1972 | Fantastic |
| "The Interceptor" | December 1974 | Out from Ganymede |
| "A Short Religious Novel" | September 1972 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "The Ballad of Slick Sid" | November 1972 | Infinity Four |
| "Chronicles of a Comer" | December 1972 | And Walk Now Gently Through the Fire and Other Science Fiction Stories |
| "Making It Through" | December 1972 | And Walk Now Gently Through the Fire and Other Science Fiction Stories |
| "Bearing Witness" | 1973 | Flame Tree Planet: An Anthology of Religious Science-Fantasy |
| "Conversations at Lothar's" | 1973 | Children of Infinity |
| "Dreaming and Conversions: Two Rules by Which to Live" | 1973 | Nova 3 |
| "Geraniums" | 1973 | Omega |
| "Getting Around" | 1973 | Frontiers 1; Tomorrow's Alternatives |
| "Introduction to the Second Edition" | January 1976 | The Best of Barry N. Malzberg |
| "Opening Fire" | 1973 | Frontiers 2; The New Mind |
| "Running Around" | 1973 | Omega |
| "The Battered-Earth Syndrome" | July 1973 | Saving Worlds |
| "The Destruction and Exculpation of Earth" | December 1976 | Down Here in the Dream Quarter |
| "The Truth of It" | 1973 | Science Fiction Adventure from Way Out |
| "Those Wonderful Years" | 1973 | Frontiers 1; Tomorrow's Alternatives |
| "Ups and Downs" | 1973 | Eros in Orbit |
| "Vox Populi" | Autumn/Winter 1973 | Edge |
| "Yahrzeit" | September 1973 | Ten Tomorrows |
| "On Ice" | January 1973 | Amazing Science Fiction |
| "Outside" | January 1973 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Linkage" | March 1973 | Demon Kind |
| "The Second Short Shortest Fantasy" | May 1973 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Trashing" | May 1973 | Infinity Five |
| "The Union Forever" | June 1973 | Showcase |
| "City Lights, City Nights" | July 1973 | Future City |
| "Culture Lock" | July 1973 | Future City |
| "Revolution" | July 1973 | Future City |
| "Isaiah" | September 1973 | Fantastic |
| "Tapping Out" | September 1973 | Future Quest |
| "The Helmet" | September 1973 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Notes Leading Down to the Conquest" | October 1973 | New Dimensions 3 |
| "Closed Sicilian" | November 1973 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Triptych" | November 1973 | Fantastic |
| "After the Great Space War" | December 1976 | Down Here in Dream Quarter |
| "An Oversight" | January 1976 | The Best of Barry N. Malzberg |
| "Fireday: Firenight" | 1974 | The Far Side of Time: Thirteen Original Stories |
| "Guidance" | 1974 | Journey to Another Star and Other Stories |
| "Inner Circle" | 1974 | Vampires, Werewolves and Other Monsters |
| "Institutions" | 1974 | Survival from Infinity |
| "It Doesn't Really Matter" | 1974 | The Graduated Robot and Other Stories |
| "It Wasn't My Fault" | 1974 | The Missing World and Other Stories |
| "Making It All the Way into the Future on Gaxton Falls of the Red Planet" | 1974 | Nova 4 |
| "Meeting the Aliens on Algol IV" | 1974 | Survival from Infinity |
| "Natural History" | 1974 | Long Night of Waiting by Andre Norton and other stories |
| "Night of the Wolf" | 1974 | Vampires, Werewolves and Other Monsters |
| "November 22, 1963" | December 1974 | Out from Ganymede |
| "Oversight" | July 1974 | Strange Gods |
| "Testify" | 1974 | Vampires, Werewolves and Other Monsters |
| "The Student" | 1974 | Vampires, Werewolves and Other Monsters |
| "The Trippers" | 1974 | Long Night of Waiting by Andre Norton and other stories |
| "The Wonderful, All-Purpose Transmogrifier" | 1974 | Final Stage: The Ultimate Science Fiction Anthology |
| "As in a Vision Apprehended" | January 1974 | The Berserkers |
| "Form in Remission" | January 1974 | The Berserkers |
| "Network" | January 1974 | Fantastic |
| "Trial of the Blood" | January 1974 | The Berserkers |
| "A Delightful Comedic Premise" | February 1974 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "At the Institute" | March 1974 | Fantastic |
| "Closing the Deal" | March 1974 | Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact |
| "Upping the Planet" | April 1974 | Amazing Science Fiction |
| "Overlooking" | June 1974 | Amazing Science Fiction |
| "Before the Great Space-War" | July 1974 | Alternities |
| "Track Two" | July 1974 | Fantastic |
| "Twenty Sixty-one" | July 1974 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Hanging" | September 1974 | Fantastic |
| "Over the Line" | 1974 | Future Kin |
| "Try Again" | July 1974 | Strange Gods |
| "State of the Art" | October 1974 | New Dimensions IV |
| "The Whatever-I-Type-is-True Machine" | November 1974 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Sedan Deville" | December 1974 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "A Summary of Events Leading Up to Bedlam" | 1975 | Beware More Beasts |
| "After the Unfortunate Accident" | 1975 | The Many Worlds of Barry Malzberg |
| "Going Down" | 1975 | Dystopian Visions |
| "Initiation" | 1975 | The Many Worlds of Barry Malzberg |
| "Leviticus: In the Ark" | November 1975 | Epoch |
| "Management" | 1975 | The Many Worlds of Barry Malzberg |
| "Reconstitution" | 1975 | The Many Worlds of Barry Malzberg |
| "Report to Headquarters" | April 1975 | New Dimensions Science Fiction Number 5 |
| "Streaking" | January 1975 | Future Corruption |
| "Uncoupling" | 1975 | Dystopian Visions |
| "January 1975" | January 1975 | Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact |
| "On the Campaign Trail" | January 1975 | Future Corruption |
| "Dance" | April 1975 | Fantastic |
| "Coming Again" (with Bill Pronzini) | June 1975 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "A Galaxy Called Rome" | July 1975 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Transfer" | August 1975 | Fantastic |
| "The Thing Down Hallway 9" | December 1975 | Fantastic |
| "And Still in the Darkness" | January 1976 | The Best of Barry N. Malzberg |
| "Impasse" | Spring 1976 | Odyssey |
| "Multiples" (with Bill Pronzini) | 1976 | Tricks and Treats |
| "Thirty-Seven Northwest" | December 1976 | Down Here in the Dream Quarter |
| "What the Board Said" | January 1976 | The Best of Barry N. Malzberg |
| "Redundancy" | December 1976 | Down Here in the Dream Quarter |
| "Seeking Assistance" | April 1976 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "I'm Going Through the Door" | May 1976 | Galaxy Science Fiction |
| "On the Air" | May 1976 | New Dimensions Science Fiction Number 6 |
| "Inaugural" | November 1976 | Galaxy Science Fiction |
| "In the Stocks" | April 1977 | New Dimensions Science Fiction Number 7 |
| "The Man Who Loved the Midnight Lady" | May 1977 | Midnight Specials: An Anthology for Train Buffs and Suspense Aficionados |
| "Re-Entry" | February 1977 | Fantastic [3] |
| "Shibboleth" | March 1977 | Amazing Stories [3] |
| "Night Rider" (with Bill Pronzini) | June 1977 | Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine |
| "The Man Who Married a Beagle" | June 1977 | Fantastic [3] |
| "Indigestion" | September 1977 | Fantastic [3] |
| "Choral" | October 1977 | Graven Images |
| "The Several Murders of Roger Ackroyd" | October 1977 | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine |
| "On Account of Darkness" | November 1977 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction [3] |
| "Here, For Just a While" | April 1978 | Fantastic [3] |
| "Inside Out" | May 1978 | Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine |
| "Prowl" | July 1978 | Fantastic [3] |
| "A Clone at Last" (with Bill Pronzini) | October 1978 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Another Burnt-Out Case" | October 1978 | Fantastic [3] |
| "Line of Succession" | October 1978 | Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine |
| "Varieties of Technological Experience" | October 1978 | Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact [3] |
| "Backing Up" | November 1978 | Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine |
| "Out of Quarantine" (with Bill Pronzini) | November 1978 | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine [3] |
| "Clocks" (with Bill Pronzini) | November 1979 | Shadows 2 [3] |
| "Nightshapes" | March 1979 | Werewolf! |
| "Varieties of Religious Experience" | April 1980 | The Man Who Loved the Midnight Lady |
| "The Appeal" | March 1979 | Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine |
| "Reaction-Formation" | April 1979 | Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine |
| "Prose Bowl" (with Bill Pronzini) | July 1979 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Reading Day" (with Bill Pronzini) | September 1979 | Chrysalis 5 |
| "Demystification of Circumstance" | November 1979 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Le Croix" | February 2013 | The Very Best of Barry N. Malzberg |
| "Revelation in Seven Stages" | October 1980 | Mummy!: A Chrestomathy of Crypt-ology |
| "The Last One Left" (with Bill Pronzini) | January 1980 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction [3] |
| "Thirty-Six Views of His Dead Majesty" | January 1980 | Chrysalis 6 [3] |
| "Into the Breach" | April 1980 | The Man Who Loved the Midnight Lady |
| "September 1958" | April 1980 | The Man Who Loved the Midnight Lady |
| "Le Croix (The Cross)" | May 1980 | Their Immortal Hearts: Three Visions of Time |
| "Fascination" | August 1980 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Getting Back" (with Jeffrey W. Carpenter) | September 1980 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Opening a Vein" (with Bill Pronzini) | November 1980 | Shadows 3 |
| "They Took It All Away" | November 1980 | Amazing Stories |
| "The Twentieth Century Murder Case" | December 1980 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Calling Collect" | October 1981 | Shadows 4 |
| "In Our Image" | February 1981 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Icons" | March 1981 | Omni |
| "The Containment of Calpel V" | March 1981 | Amazing Stories |
| "Parables of Art" (with Jack Dann) | June 1981 | New Dimensions 12 |
| "On the Nature of Time" (with Bill Pronzini) | September 1981 | Amazing Stories |
| "There the Lovelies Bleeding" | September 1981 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Chained" | 1982 | Specter! |
| "Corridors" | February 1982 | The Engines of the Night: Science Fiction in the Eighties |
| "The Trials of Rollo" | March 1982 | Amazing Science Fiction Stories |
| "Do I Dare to Eat a Peach?" (with Bill Pronzini) | April 1982 | Speculations |
| "Coursing" | April 1982 | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine |
| "Anderson" | June 1982 | Amazing Science Fiction Stories |
| "Blair House" | June 1982 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Rocket City" | September 1982 | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine |
| "Shakespeare MCMLXXXV" (with Bill Pronzini) | November 1982 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "What We Do on Io" | February 1983 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Reparations" | August 1983 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Spree" | April 1984 | Witches |
| "76 Ways to Kill an Indian" | March 1984 | Fantasy Book |
| "The Second Short-Shortest Fantasy Story Ever Ever Published" | March 1984 | 100 Great Fantasy Short Short Stories |
| "To Mark the Times We Had" | November 1984 | Omni |
| "Away" | 1985 | A Treasury of American Horror Stories |
| "Johann Sebastian Brahms" | August 1985 | Universe 15 |
| "Quartermain" | January 1985 | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine |
| "1984" | February 1985 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Reason Seven" | May 1985 | Omni |
| "The High Purpose" (with Carter Scholz) | November 1985 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Tap-Dancing Down the Highways and Byways of Life, etc." | July 1986 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Bringing It Home" | February 1987 | Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone Magazine |
| "The Queen of Lower Saigon" | February 1987 | In the Field of Fire |
| "Celebrating" | August 1987 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Ambition" | October 1987 | Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone Magazine |
| "Blues and the Abstract Truth" (with Jack Dann) | January 1987 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "No Hearts, No Flowers" | February 1988 | 14 Vicious Valentines |
| "The Prince of the Steppes" | June 1988 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "The Smooth Universe by R***** S*********" | September 1988 | Shaggy B.E.M. Stories |
| "Hop Skip Jump" | October 1988 | Omni |
| "Getting Up" (with Jack Dann) | November 1988 | Tropical Chills |
| "Time-Tracker" | April 1989 | Phantoms |
| "All Assassins" | August 1989 | What Might Have Been? Volume 1: Alternate Empires |
| "The Present Eternal" | September 1989 | Foundation's Friends: Stories in Honor of Isaac Asimov |
| "O Thou Last and Greatest!" | October 1989 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Darwinian Facts" | December 1990 | Stalkers |
| "Safety Zone" | October 1990 | New England Ghosts: Haunting, Spine-chilling Stories from the New England States |
| "Another Goddamned Showboat" | January 1990 | What Might Have Been? Vol II: Alternate Heroes |
| "Playback" | April 1990 | Universe 1 |
| "Nordic Blue" | June 1990 | Dick Tracy: The Secret Files |
| "What I Did to Blunt the Alien Invasion" | April 1991 | Omni |
| "Police Actions" | June 1991 | Full Spectrum 3 |
| "Morning Light" | August 1991 | Cold Shocks |
| "Folly for Three" | November 1991 | A Whisper of Blood |
| "One Ten Three" | December 1991 | Horse Fantastic |
| "Turpentine" | December 1991 | What Might Have Been? Volume 3: Alternate Wars |
| "Dumbarton Oaks" | July 1992 | MetaHorror |
| "Götterdämmerung" | January 1992 | After the King: Stories in Honor of J. R. R. Tolkien |
| "Improvident Excess" | December 2000 | In the Stone House |
| "In the Stone House" | July 1992 | Alternate Kennedys |
| "Major League Triceratops" (with Joyce Malzberg) | October 1992 | The Ultimate Dinosaur |
| "Heavy Metal" | February 1992 | Alternate Presidents |
| "Kingfish" | February 1992 | Alternate Presidents |
| "Most Politely, Most Politely" | March 1992 | Universe 2 |
| "Life in the Air" (with Jack Dann) | April 1992 | Amazing Stories |
| "Ship Full of Jews" | April 1992 | Omni |
| "Concerto Accademico" | May 1992 | Dragon Fantastic |
| "Amos" | July 1992 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Is This the Presidential Palace?" | November 1992 | Science Fiction Age |
| "Of Dust and Fire and the Night" | November 1992 | Christmas Bestiary |
| "Grand Tour" | December 1992 | Aladdin: Master of the Lamp |
| "On the Heath" | December 1992 | Aladdin: Master of the Lamp |
| "Fugato" | September 1993 | Alternate Warriors |
| "Rex Tremandae Majestatis" (with Kathe Koja) | July 1993 | Dinosaur Fantastic |
| "Standing Orders" | January 1993 | Journeys to the Twilight Zone |
| "The High Ground" (with Kathe Koja) | October 1993 | Temporary Walls: An Anthology of Moral Fantasy |
| "The Lady Louisiana Toy" | May 1993 | More Whatdunits |
| "The Timbrel Sound of Darkness" | November 1993 | Christmas Ghosts |
| "Standards and Practices" | April 1993 | The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction |
| "Andante Lugubre" | May 1993 | Science Fiction Age |
| "Art Appreciation" (with Jack Dann) | September 1993 | Omni |
| "Ghosts" (with Mike Resnick) | September 1993 | Honor of the Regiment |
| "The Passage of the Light" | November 1993 | Science Fiction Age |
| "In the Greenhouse" (with Kathe Koja) | November 1994 | Love in Vein: Twenty Original Tales of Vampiric Erotica |
| "It Comes from Nothing" | July 1994 | Weird Tales from Shakespeare |
| "Modern Romance" (with Kathe Koja) | October 1994 | Dark Voices 6: The Pan Book of Horror |
| "Moishe in Excelsis" | October 1994 | Deals with the Devil |
| "Notes Toward a Useable Past" | June 1994 | The Passage of the Light: The Recursive Science Fiction of Barry N. Malzberg |
| "Sinfonia Expansiva" | September 1994 | Little Deaths: 24 Tales of Sex and Horror |
| "The Careful Geometry of Love" (with Kathe Koja) | September 1994 | Little Deaths: 24 Tales of Sex and Horror |
| "Thus, to the Stars" (with Carter Scholz) | September 1994 | Galaxy Science Fiction |
| "Allegro Marcato" | January 1994 | By Any Other Fame |
| "Hitler at Nuremberg" | January 1994 | By Any Other Fame |
| "The Only Thing You Learn" | April 1994 | Universe 3 |
| "Close-Up Photos Reveal JFK Skull on Moon!" | June 1994 | Alien Pregnant By Elvis |
| "Understanding Entropy" | July 1994 | Science Fiction Age |
| "Literary Lives" (with Kathe Koja) | October 1994 | Alternate Outlaws |
| "Buyer's Remorse" (with Kathe Koja) | September 1995 | How to Save the World |
| "In The Last Chamber" (cowritten with Kathe Koja) | 1997 | Alternate Tyrants |
| "The Intransigents" | December 2000 | In the Stone House |
| "High concept" (with Bill Pronzini) | March 2013 | Analog |
| Malzberg, Barry N. & Bill Pronzini (April 2015). "Transfer point". Analog Science Fiction and Fact. 135 (4): 49–53. | April 2015 | Malzberg, Barry N. & Bill Pronzini (April 2015). "Transfer point". Analog Science Fiction and Fact. 135 (4): 49–53. |
| Malzberg, Barry N. & Robert Friedman. "Let the Games Begin". | July/August 2023 | Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine |
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