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SF Masterworks
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A bookshelf containing every published SF Masterworks title, as of October 2021
CountryUnited Kingdom
LanguageEnglish
Genre Science fiction
Publisher
Published1999–present
Media typePrint (Hardcover  / Paperback) Ebook
No. of books188 (186 in current publication)
Website sfgateway.com

SF Masterworks is a series of science fiction novel reprints published by UK-based company Orion Publishing Group, a subsidiary of Hachette UK. The series is intended for the United Kingdom and Australian markets, but many editions are distributed to the United States and Canada by Hachette Book Group. As of June 2022, there are 188 unique titles in the series, 186 of which have been printed in the relaunched series. Approximately 230 volumes, including hardcover and revised editions, have been published in total.

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Superseding the earlier series Gollancz Classic SF (1986–1987) and VGSF Classics (1988–1990), [1] the SF Masterworks series began publication in 1999. Developed to feature important and out of print science fiction novels, the selections were described by science fiction author Iain M. Banks as "amazing" and "genuinely the best novels from sixty years of SF". [2] Many of the selections had been out of print in the United Kingdom for many years.

Its companion series include Fantasy Masterworks and Gateway Essentials.

Numbered series

Softcover editions (1999–2007)

  • ‡ Hardcover editions only. Orion Publishing did not have the rights to paperback editions.
  • * Some printings do not include a number stamp, or the incorrect number stamp appears on the cover.

Hardcover editions (2001)

Not all printings include a volume number stamp. Printings distributed to the United States do not include any markings to indicate they are part of a series.

Relaunch series

A selection of titles from the series on display at a London bookshop. SF Masterworks table display at London bookshop, May 2017.jpg
A selection of titles from the series on display at a London bookshop.

Softcover editions (2010–present)

The new designs sport yellow/white spines, with the SF Masterworks logo written vertically on the cover. The original 10 numbered titles were re-issued first. For titles that were previously issued in the original series, generally the cover artwork is tinted in a different colour from the original version. For example, The Dispossessed cover artwork is primarily red in the original release, and was tinted green when reprinted as part of the relaunch.

Only two titles from the numbered series have not yet been reprinted in the relaunch series: The Drowned World and Now Wait for Last Year . Since these are also the only entries missing from the "Complete List" of titles published by Gollancz in 2016, [3] the delay in reprinting both titles is likely a publisher oversight.

TitleAuthor(s)Date [3] ISBN
The Forever War ‡ Joe Haldeman 29 March 2010 978-0-575-09414-7
I Am Legend ‡ Richard Matheson 978-0-575-09416-1
Cities in Flight ‡ James Blish 978-0-575-09417-8
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? ‡ Philip K. Dick 978-0-575-09418-5
The Stars My Destination ‡ Alfred Bester 978-0-575-09419-2
Babel-17 ‡ Samuel R. Delany 978-0-575-09420-8
Lord of Light ‡ Roger Zelazny 978-0-575-09421-5
The Fifth Head of Cerberus ‡ Gene Wolfe 978-0-575-09422-2
Gateway ‡ Frederik Pohl 978-0-575-09423-9
The Rediscovery of Man ‡ Cordwainer Smith 978-0-575-09424-6
The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch ‡ Philip K. Dick 1 April 2010 978-0-575-07480-4
Ubik ‡ 978-1-85798-853-6
Inverted World Christopher Priest 13 May 2010 978-0-575-08210-6
The Simulacra ‡ Philip K. Dick 14 May 2010 978-0-575-07460-6
Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said ‡ 978-1-85798-341-8
Time Out of Joint ‡ 978-0-575-07458-3
VALIS ‡ 978-1-85798-339-5
Bring the Jubilee ‡ Ward Moore 14 June 2010 978-1-85798-764-5
Dhalgren Samuel R. Delany22 July 2010 978-0-575-09099-6
Helliconia Brian Aldiss 12 August 2010 978-0-575-08615-9
The Lathe of Heaven ‡ Ursula K. Le Guin 19 August 2010 978-1-85798-951-9
The Body Snatchers Jack Finney 14 October 2010 978-0-575-08531-2
The Female Man Joanna Russ 11 November 2010 978-0-575-09499-4
The Complete Roderick ‡ John Sladek 978-1-85798-340-1
Arslan M. J. Engh 9 December 2010 978-0-575-09501-4
Tau Zero ‡ Poul Anderson 30 December 2010 978-0-575-07732-4
The Centauri Device ‡ M. John Harrison 978-1-85798-997-7
The Difference Engine William Gibson and Bruce Sterling 13 January 2011 978-0-575-09940-1
The Prestige Christopher Priest10 February 2011 978-0-575-09941-8
Greybeard Brian Aldiss18 March 2011 978-0-575-07113-1
Martian Time-Slip ‡ Philip K. Dick 24 March 2011 978-1-85798-837-6
Sirius Olaf Stapledon 14 April 2011 978-0-575-09942-5
Hyperion Dan Simmons 12 May 2011 978-0-575-09943-2
Non-Stop ‡ Brian Aldiss 978-1-85798-998-4
The City and the Stars ‡ Arthur C. Clarke 2 June 2011 978-1-85798-763-8
City Clifford D. Simak 9 June 2011 978-0-575-10523-2
Hellstrom's Hive Frank Herbert 14 July 2011 978-0-575-10108-1
Of Men and Monsters William Tenn 11 August 2011 978-0-575-09944-9
Pavane ‡ Keith Roberts 29 September 2011 978-1-85798-937-3
Timescape ‡ Gregory Benford 978-1-85798-935-9
Dying Inside ‡ Robert Silverberg 978-0-575-07525-2
Grass ‡ Sheri S. Tepper 978-1-85798-798-0
More Than Human ‡ Theodore Sturgeon 978-1-85798-852-9
The Affirmation Christopher Priest13 October 2011 978-0-575-09946-3
R.U.R. and War with the Newts Karel Čapek 978-0-575-09945-6
Emphyrio ‡ Jack Vance 14 November 2011 978-1-85798-885-7
Star Maker ‡ Olaf Stapledon 978-1-85798-807-9
The Book of Skulls ‡ Robert Silverberg 978-1-85798-914-4
Floating Worlds Cecelia Holland 8 December 2011 978-0-575-10823-3
Blood Music ‡ Greg Bear 12 December 2011 978-1-85798-762-1
Rogue Moon Algis Budrys 12 January 2012 978-0-575-10800-4
Dangerous Visions Harlan Ellison 9 February 2012 978-0-575-10802-8
Rendezvous with Rama ‡ Arthur C. Clarke 5 March 2012 978-0-575-07733-1
Eon ‡ Greg Bear 978-0-575-07316-6
Odd John Olaf Stapledon8 March 2012 978-0-575-07224-4
The Fountains of Paradise ‡ Arthur C. Clarke 19 March 2012 978-1-85798-721-8
Last and First Men ‡ Olaf Stapledon 978-1-85798-806-2
The Fall of Hyperion Dan Simmons12 April 2012 978-0-575-09948-7
Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang ‡ Kate Wilhelm 14 June 2012 978-0-575-07914-4
Roadside Picnic (new translation) Arkady and Boris Strugatsky 12 July 2012 978-0-575-09313-3
Synners Pat Cadigan 9 August 2012 978-0-575-11954-3
Sarah Canary Karen Joy Fowler 13 September 2012 978-0-575-13136-1
Ammonite Nicola Griffith 978-0-575-11823-2
The Continuous Katherine Mortenhoe D. G. Compton 11 October 2012 978-0-575-11831-7
Frankenstein Mary Shelley 978-0-575-09960-9
Doomsday Book Connie Willis 8 November 2012 978-0-575-13109-5
Flowers for Algernon ‡ Daniel Keyes 15 November 2012 978-1-85798-938-0
Unquenchable Fire Rachel Pollack 13 December 2012 978-0-575-11854-6
The Caltraps of Time David I. Masson 978-0-575-11828-7
Engine Summer John Crowley 10 January 2013 978-0-575-08281-6
Take Back Plenty Colin Greenland 978-0-575-11952-9
Slow River Nicola Griffith14 February 2013 978-0-575-11825-6
The Gate to Women's Country Sheri S. Tepper 14 March 2013 978-0-575-13104-0
The Sea and Summer George Turner 978-0-575-11869-0
Wasp Eric Frank Russell 9 May 2013 978-0-575-12904-7
To Say Nothing of the Dog Connie Willis 978-0-575-11312-1
The Gods Themselves Isaac Asimov 13 June 2013 978-0-575-12905-4
This Is the Way the World Ends James Morrow 978-0-575-08118-5
The Deep John Crowley11 July 2013 978-0-575-08264-9
Time is the Fire: The Best of Connie Willis Connie Willis8 August 2013 978-0-575-13114-9
No Enemy But Time Michael Bishop 978-0-575-09311-9
Double Star Robert A. Heinlein 12 September 2013 978-0-575-12203-1
Revelation Space Alastair Reynolds 978-0-575-12906-1
A Fall of Moondust ‡ Arthur C. Clarke 16 September 2013 978-0-575-07317-3
A Maze of Death ‡ Philip K. Dick 978-0-575-07461-3
The Penultimate Truth ‡ 978-0-575-07481-1
Random Acts of Senseless Violence Jack Womack 10 October 2013 978-0-575-13230-6
Transfigurations Michael Bishop14 November 2013 978-0-575-09309-6
The Door Into Summer Robert A. Heinlein12 December 2013 978-0-575-12072-3
Dr. Bloodmoney ‡Philip K. Dick9 January 2014 978-1-4732-0168-2
Half Past Human T. J. Bass 30 January 2014 978-0-575-12962-7
The Long Tomorrow Leigh Brackett 13 February 2014 978-0-575-13156-9
The Godwhale T. J. Bass13 March 2014 978-0-575-12993-1
Jem ‡Frederik Pohl10 April 2014 978-1-4732-0170-5
The Shrinking Man ‡Richard Matheson 978-1-4732-0169-9
A Case of Conscience ‡James Blish15 May 2014 978-1-4732-0543-7
Her Smoke Rose Up Forever James Tiptree Jr 10 July 2014 978-1-4732-0324-2
A Scanner Darkly ‡ Philip K. Dick 28 August 2014 978-1-85798-847-5
Stand on Zanzibar ‡ John Brunner 11 September 2014 978-1-4732-0637-3
The Child Garden ‡ Geoff Ryman 27 November 2014 978-0-575-07690-7
Mission of Gravity ‡ Hal Clement 11 December 2014 978-1-4732-0638-0
Mockingbird ‡ Walter Tevis 27 February 2015 978-1-4732-1310-4
The Word for World Is Forest Ursula K. Le Guin 26 March 2015 978-1-4732-0578-9
Downward to the Earth ‡ Robert Silverberg 9 April 2015 978-1-4732-1192-6
Hard to Be a God Arkady and Boris Strugatsky 978-1-4732-0829-2
Night Lamp Jack Vance 14 May 2015 978-1-4732-0892-6
Life During Wartime ‡ Lucius Shepard 11 June 2015 978-1-4732-1193-3
Earth Abides ‡ George R. Stewart 30 June 2015 978-1-4732-1433-0
Dark Benediction ‡ Walter M. Miller 13 August 2015 978-1-4732-1194-0
The Wind's Twelve Quarters
  and The Compass Rose 		Ursula K. Le Guin 978-1-4732-0576-5
Dying of the Light George R. R. Martin 10 September 2015 978-1-4732-1252-7
The Dispossessed ‡ Ursula K. Le Guin 30 September 2015 978-1-4732-0606-9
Nova ‡Samuel R. Delany12 November 2015 978-1-4732-1191-9
The Man Who Fell to Earth Walter Tevis 978-1-4732-1311-1
A Fire Upon the Deep Vernor Vinge 7 January 2016 978-1-4732-1195-7
Norstrilia Cordwainer Smith11 February 2016 978-1-4732-1253-4
Monday Begins on Saturday Arkady and Boris Strugatsky14 April 2016 978-1-4732-0221-4
Fairyland Paul J. McAuley 12 May 2016 978-1-4732-1516-0
Always Coming Home Ursula K. Le Guin14 July 2016 978-1-4732-0580-2
A Deepness in the Sky Vernor Vinge 978-1-4732-1196-4
Swastika Night Murray Constantine 11 August 2016 978-1-4732-1466-8
China Mountain Zhang Maureen F. McHugh 13 October 2016 978-1-4732-1462-0
Shadow and Claw
  (The Book of the New Sun, Vol. 1)		Gene Wolfe10 November 2016 978-1-4732-1649-5
Sword and Citadel
  (The Book of the New Sun, Vol. 2)		 978-1-4732-1200-8
Limbo Bernard Wolfe 15 December 2016 978-1-4732-1247-3
The Island of Doctor Moreau H. G. Wells 12 January 2017 978-1-4732-1799-7
The Invisible Man ‡ 978-1-4732-1798-0
The Shape of Things to Come 978-1-4732-2165-9
The Food of the Gods 978-1-4732-1801-7
The First Men in the Moon ‡ 978-1-4732-1800-0
The War of the Worlds ‡ 978-1-4732-1802-4
The Time Machine ‡ 978-1-4732-1797-3
The Left Hand of Darkness Ursula K. Le Guin12 April 2017 978-1-4732-2162-8
The Doomed City Arkady and Boris Strugatsky13 July 2017 978-1-4732-2228-1
Raising the StonesSheri S. Tepper10 August 2017 978-1-4732-2265-6
The Embedding Ian Watson 7 September 2017 978-1-4732-2267-0
Cryptozoic Brian Aldiss30 November 2017 978-1-4732-2273-1
Land Under England Joseph O'Neill 26 June 2018 978-1-4732-2406-3
Raft Stephen Baxter 10 July 2018 978-1-4732-2405-6
Dreaming in Smoke Tricia Sullivan 23 August 2018 978-1-4732-2474-2
FoolsPat Cadigan7 March 2019 978-1-4732-2602-9
The Best of R. A. Lafferty R. A. Lafferty 4 April 2019 978-1-4732-1344-9
Light M. John Harrison 11 July 2019 978-1-4732-2767-5
Native Tongue Suzette Haden Elgin 22 August 2019 978-1-4732-2756-9
Snail on the Slope Arkady and Boris Strugatsky17 October 2019 978-1-4732-2828-3
The Shockwave Rider John Brunner9 January 2020 978-1-4732-2830-6
Lord Valentine's Castle Robert Silverberg6 February 2020 978-1-4732-2922-8
River of Gods Ian McDonald 19 March 2020 978-1-4732-2950-1
A Time of Changes Robert Silverberg20 August 2020 978-1-4732-2923-5
The Andromeda Anthology Fred Hoyle and John Elliot 29 October 2020 978-1-4732-3011-8
Worlds of Exile and Illusion Ursula K. Le Guin15 October 2020 978-1-4732-3098-9
Bold as Love Gwyneth Jones 12 November 2020 978-1-4732-3019-4
Desolation Road Ian McDonald10 December 2020 978-1-4732-3099-6
Castles Made of Sand Gwyneth Jones21 January 2021 978-1-4732-3020-0
The Best of Greg Egan Greg Egan 18 March 2021 978-1-4732-3229-7
The Inhabited Island(new translation)Arkady and Boris Strugatsky15 April 2021 978-1-4732-3244-0
The Separation Christopher Priest13 May 2021 978-1-4732-3305-8
Needle in a TimestackRobert Silverberg10 June 2021 978-1-4732-2920-4
White QueenGwyneth Jones2 September 2021 978-1-4732-3465-9
KairosGwyneth Jones11 November 2021 978-1-4732-3466-6
Nineteen Eighty-Four George Orwell 20 January 2022 978-1-4732-3480-2
LifeGwyneth Jones17 February 2022 978-1-4732-3467-3
The Chronicles of Amber Roger Zelazny 14 April 2022 978-1-4732-2216-8
The Second Chronicles of AmberRoger Zelazny18 August 2022 978-1-4732-2215-1
Growing Up WeightlessJohn M. Ford29 September 2022 978-1-4732-3282-2
The Secret of LifePaul McAuley13 October 2022 978-1-399-60377-5
RoadmarksRoger Zelazny19 January 2023 978-1-4732-3503-8
Imperial EarthArthur C. Clarke16 February 2023 978-1-4732-0142-2
The Hammer of GodArthur C. Clarke16 March 2023 978-1-4732-0140-8
The Best of Roger ZelaznyRoger Zelazny26 October 2023 978-1-4732-3500-7
Hiero's JourneySterling Lanier25 April 2024 978-1-399-62051-2
First BornMaureen Duffy4 July 2024 978-1-399-62335-3
The Unforsaken HieroSterling Lanier12 September 2024 978-1-399-62057-4
The Demolished Man ‡ Alfred Bester Unknown 978-1-85798-822-2
The Sirens of Titan ‡ Kurt Vonnegut 978-1-85798-884-0
Behold the Man ‡ Michael Moorcock 978-1-85798-848-2
Man Plus ‡ Frederik Pohl 978-1-85798-946-5
Dancers at the End of Time ‡ Michael Moorcock 978-0-575-07476-7
The Space Merchants ‡ Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbuth 978-0-575-07528-3
Ringworld ‡ Larry Niven 978-0-575-07702-7

‡ Reprinted version of a title from the numbered series

Hardcover editions (2010–2017)

‡ Reprinted version of a title from the numbered series

§ Later reprinted in a paperback edition

Unpublished softcover editions

The following editions were announced, but appear to have been withdrawn:

Best of the Masterworks

Softcover (2022–23)

TitleAuthor(s)DateISBN
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Philip K. Dick 27 October 2022 978-1-399-60774-2
Flowers for Algernon Daniel Keyes 978-1-399-60776-6
I Am Legend Richard Matheson 978-1-399-60773-5
The Female Man Joanna Russ 978-1-399-60775-9
Neuromancer William Gibson 24 November 2022 978-1-399-60777-3
The Forever War Joe Haldeman 978-1-399-60778-0
The Word for World Is Forest Ursula K. Le Guin 978-1-399-60779-7
Gateway Frederik Pohl 978-1-399-60780-3
Revelation Space Alastair Reynolds 8 December 2022 978-1-399-60781-0
The Man Who Fell to Earth Walter Tevis 978-1-399-60783-4
Grass Sheri S. Tepper 978-1-399-60782-7
Sarah Canary Karen Joy Fowler 20 July 2023 978-1-399-61718-5
Rendezvous With Rama Arthur C. Clarke 978-1-399-61717-8
Roadside Picnic Arkady and Boris Strugatsky 978-1-399-61720-8
The Island Of Doctor Moreau H.G. Wells 24 August 2023 978-1-399-61723-9
The Body Snatchers Jack Finney 978-1-399-61721-5
The Sirens Of Titan Kurt Vonnegut 978-1-399-61722-2
Synners Pat Cadigan 978-1-399-61725-3
To Say Nothing of the Dog Connie Willis 978-1-399-61719-2

Hardcover (2022–23)

TitleAuthor(s)DateISBN
Dune Frank Herbert 27 October 2022 978-1-399-61117-6
The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy Douglas Adams 24 August 2023 978-1-399-61724-6

Gollancz 50th Anniversary (2011)

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Gollancz imprint, Orion published ten fan-chosen editions. Each novel featured Gollancz's red-on-yellow cover design. The series was initially marketed as part the SF Masterworks series.

Golden Age Masterworks (2019–present)

Initially marketed as part the SF Masterworks series.

Rounded-corner paperbacks (2006)

A special edition collection with matte, non-glossy covers, rounded corners and minimalist cover art by Marc Adams.

TitleAuthor(s)DateISBN
Cities in Flight James Blish 01 August 2006 0-575-07898-7
Flowers for Algernon Daniel Keyes 0-575-07920-7
I Am Legend Richard Matheson 0-575-07900-2
Lord of Light Roger Zelazny 0-575-07901-0
The Sirens of Titan Kurt Vonnegut 0-575-07902-9
The Forever War Joe Haldeman 0-575-07908-8
The Dispossessed Ursula K. Le Guin 0-575-07903-7
Gateway Frederik Pohl 0-575-07899-5
Ubik Philip K. Dick 0-575-07921-5
The Stars My Destination Alfred Bester 0-575-07909-6

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The Best of Cordwainer Smith is a collection of science fiction short stories by American author Cordwainer Smith, edited by J. J. Pierce. It was first published in hardback by Nelson Doubleday in July 1975 and in paperback by Ballantine Books in September of the same year as a volume in its Classic Library of Science Fiction. The Ballantine edition was reprinted in October 1977 and July 1985. Phoenix Pick issued a new edition in trade paperback and ebook in April, 2017. A British paperback edition under the alternative title The Rediscovery of Man was published by Gollancz in June 1988, and reissued in 1999, 2003, and 2010; Gollancz also brought out hardcover and ebook versions in September 1988 and November 2012, respectively. The book has also been translated into German.

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