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Bibliography

This bibliography gives a complete list of all published stories set in Jerry Pournelle’s “Future History.” If you want to know the order in which these stories should be read, see the Reading Order page.

This bibliography is divided into three sections:

This bibliography page explains all the book abbreviations used in the Timeline (although these are pretty obvious anyway). I also give information on page numbers, in case you have a different edition and are curious about page numbers cited on this site.


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CoDominium Stories


This section includes all of Pournelle’s tales of John Christian Falkenberg, and other tales set during the CoDominium. Many of them appeared first as short stories, were collected into small paperbacks in the 1970s, later appeared in large paperbacks, and were finally published in one large hardcover. To indicate which passages are reprints of earlier passages, I have color coded each of the four following sections.


Short Stories


“Peace With Honor.” (Jerry Pournelle.)
Published in Analog, May 1971.
Original version reprinted in Citizens (ed. Thomsen and Ringo), 2010, and in The Best of Jerry Pournelle (ed. Carr), 2019.
Revised version appears in The Mercenary, Falkenberg’s Legion, and The Prince.


“The Mercenary.” (Jerry Pournelle.)
Published in Analog, July 1972.
Original version reprinted in War and Peace: Possible Futures from Analog (ed. Schmidt), 1983, and in The Best of Jerry Pournelle (ed. Carr), 2019.
Revised version appears in The Mercenary, Falkenberg’s Legion, and The Prince.


“He Fell Into a Dark Hole.” (Jerry Pournelle.)
Published in Analog, March 1973.
Reprinted in Black Holes and Other Marvels (ed. Pournelle), 1978.
Reprinted in There Will Be War, vol. 5: Warrior (ed. Pournelle), 1986.
Reprinted in The Best of Jerry Pournelle (ed. Carr), 2019.


“Sword and Scepter.” (Jerry Pournelle.)
Published in Analog, May and June 1973.
Revised version appears in The Mercenary, Falkenberg’s Legion, and The Prince.


“His Truth Goes Marching On.” (Jerry Pournelle.)
Published in Combat SF (ed. Dickson), 1975.
Reprinted in There Will Be War, vol. 1 (ed. Pournelle), 1983.
Reprinted in Space Infantry (ed. Drake, Waugh, and Greenberg), 1989.
Reprinted in Riding the Red Horse (ed. Kratman and Day), 2014.
Revised version appears in Prince of Mercenaries and The Prince.


“Silent Leges.” (Jerry Pournelle.)
Published in New Voices in Science Fiction (ed. Martin), 1977.
Reprinted in There Will Be War, vol. 3: Blood and Iron (ed. Pournelle), 1984.
Revised version appears in Prince of Mercenaries and The Prince.


Note that all of these stories except “He Fell Into a Dark Hole” have been reprinted in the books listed below.


Small Paperbacks (1976 to 1987)


West of Honor. (Jerry Pournelle.)
1976. Laser Books paperback: 190 pages.
1978. Pocket Books paperback: 190 pages.
1987. Baen Books: 213 pages.
2007. Ebook edition.
Reprinted in Falkenberg’s Legion and The Prince.


The Mercenary. (Jerry Pournelle.)
1977. Pocket Books paperback: 223 pages.
1986. Baen Books paperback: 269 pages.

Reprinted in Falkenberg’s Legion and The Prince.


Large Paperbacks (1989 to 1993)


Prince of Mercenaries. (Jerry Pournelle.)
Abbreviated as PM.
1989. Baen Books paperback: 338 pages.
2017. Ebook edition.

Reprinted in The Prince.


Falkenberg’s Legion. (Jerry Pournelle.)
Abbreviated as FL.
1990. Baen Books paperback: 432 pages.

Reprinted in The Prince.


Go Tell the Spartans. (Jerry Pournelle and S. M. Stirling.)
Abbreviated as GTS.
1991. Baen Books paperback: 345 pages.
2014. Ebook edition.
Reprinted in The Prince.


Prince of Sparta. (Jerry Pournelle and S. M. Stirling.)
Abbreviated as PS.
1993. Baen Books paperback: 383 pages.
2014. Ebook edition.
Reprinted in The Prince.


Hardcover (2002)


The Prince. (Jerry Pournelle and S. M. Stirling.)
Abbreviated as Prince.
2002. Baen Books / Simon & Schuster hardcover: 1151 pages.
This book is a combination of the four large paperbacks listed above, plus a few pages of new material. It is divided into several sections, each with its own chapter numbering. The section names (which usually, but not always, correspond to the names of the large paperbacks), chapter numbers, and original sources are as follows:

The Prince was intended to be a chronological compilation of all the stories of Falkenberg’s Legion, a goal which it almost achieved. However, the story “He Fell Into a Dark Hole” was omitted, and the arrangement is not quite chronological: for example, on page 290 Senator Grant refers to the Tanith campaign being “finished,” but the Tanith campaign isn’t actually described until the next section. For the best chronological reading order of these stories, see CoDominium Reading Order.


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Second Empire Stories



Rise of the Second Empire


“First Patrol.” (Jerry Pournelle.)
This was one of the first stories Pournelle wrote. It is set on New Scotland, which features prominently in The Mote in God’s Eye. “First Patrol” remained unpublished until after Pournelle’s death. First published in The Best of Jerry Pournelle (ed. Carr), 2019.


Prince Samual’s World


“A Spaceship for the King.” (Jerry Pournelle.)
Published in Analog, December 1971 and January 1972.
Reprinted as A Spaceship for the King, and then expanded and revised as King David’s Spaceship.


A Spaceship for the King. (Jerry Pournelle.)
1973. DAW Books paperback: 157 pages.
Book version of the novella “A Spaceship for the King”. Later expanded and revised as King David’s Spaceship.


King David’s Spaceship. (Jerry Pournelle.)
Abbreviated as KDS.
1981. Simon & Shuster hardcover: 283 pages, two maps.
1981. Simon & Shuster / SFBC hardcover: 275 pages, two maps.
1981. Timescape / Pocket Books paperback: 260 pages, two maps.
1987. Baen Books paperback: 366 pages, no maps.
2009. Published as the second half of Fires of Freedom.
2018. Ebook edition.
I have used the Baen Books edition for the website. To convert to the Timescape page numbers, multiply by 0.71.


The Moties


The Mote in God’s Eye. (Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle.)
Abbreviated as Mote.
1974. Simon & Shuster hardcover: 537 pages.
1975. Simon & Shuster / SFBC hardcover: 475 pages.
1975. Wiedenfeld & Nicolson (UK) hardcover: 537 pages.
1975. Pocket Books paperback: 560 pages.
1976. Orbit (UK) paperback: 560 pages.
1982. Timescape / Pocket Books paperback: 576 pages(?).
1987. Simon & Shuster / QPBC trade paperback: 537 pages.
1993. HarperCollins (UK) paperback: 560 pages.
2005. SFBC 50th Anniversary hardcover: 523 pages.
2011. Ebook edition.
I have used the Pocket Books (560pp) edition for the website. To convert to the Simon & Shuster (475pp) edition, multiply by 0.925 and add 16: the result shouldn’t be more than three pages off.


The original draft of The Mote in God’s Eye was significantly longer. The first three sections of the book were deleted, at the suggestion of Robert A. Heinlein. Two of them were later published, as “Motelight” and “Reflex.” The third deleted passage, which focused on Sally in the prison camp, has never been published.


“Motelight.” This appears as the first part of the essay “Building the Mote In God's Eye.”
Published in Galaxy, January 1976.
Reprinted in That Buck Rogers Stuff (Pournelle), 1977.
Reprinted in A Step Farther Out (Pournelle), 1979.
Reprinted in N-Space (Niven), 1990.
Larry Niven later wrote a poem based on “Motelight,” entitled “In Memoriam: Howard Grote Littlemead.” It was published in Niven's Laws (Philadelphia Science Fiction Society, 1984) and in the program for the 51st World Science Fiction Convention (Bridging the Galaxies, 1993).


“Reflex.”
Published in There Will Be War, vol. 1 (ed. Pournelle), 1983.
Reprinted in The Best of Jerry Pournelle (ed. Carr), 2019.


The Gripping Hand. UK title: The Moat Around Murcheson’s Eye. (Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle.)
Abbreviated as Hand.
1993. Pocket Books hardcover: 402 pages.
1993. HarperCollins (UK) hardcover: 402 pages.
1993. HarperCollins (UK) trade paperback: 402 pages.
1994. Pocket Books paperback: 413 pages.
1994. HarperCollins (UK) paperback: 480 pages.
2011. Ebook edition.
Part 2 chapter 2 was previewed in Playgrounds of the Mind (Niven), 1991.
I have used the Pocket Books (413pp) edition for the website. To convert to the hardcover (402pp) edition, multiply by 0.973: the result shouldn’t be more than one page off.


Outies. (Jennifer R. Pournelle.)
Abbreviated as Outies.
2010. New Brookland Press paperback: 384 pages.
2012. Ebook edition.


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War World Stories


The following bibliography is divided into five color-coded sections, representing five phases of War World publication:

Each story and portion of a novel listed below indicates whether and where it was reprinted. If your goal is to obtain every War World story, you will need to obtain every one of these books except for the first edition of The Battle of Sauron. Each of the other War World books contains at least one story that isn't duplicated elsewhere. In particular, this means you will need the second edition of The Battle of Sauron, and both editions of War World: The Burning Eye.

Phase One:  Paperback anthologies 1988 to 1994

War World, Volume I: The Burning Eye  (1st edition).

1988.  Abbreviated as WWI[1st] or simply WWI.

Created by Jerry Pournelle.  Editorial Assistance by John F. Carr and Roland Green.  Baen Books paperback, 366 pages.

This first edition was published as a paperback.  The second edition (hardcover and e-book) is listed separately below.  

1-8    “Prolog: Discovery.”   Jerry Pournelle (unattributed).

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition (as “Discovery”).

Reprinted in War World: Discovery (as “Discovery”).

Reprinted in The Best of Jerry Pournelle (as “Discovery”).

9-12    “Haven.”   (Unattributed, possibly Turtledove, Hawthorne, or Carr/Green?)

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition (arguably retitled “Haven: Description”).

13-15    Prologue to “Dream Valley”:  Crofton’s entry on Bureau of Relocation.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition (as the prologue to “Jaguar”).

Reprinted in War World: Jihad.

16-41    “Dream Valley.”   Edward P. Hughes.

New.

Reprinted in War World: Jihad.

42-43    Prologue to “The Toymaker and the General”:  Crofton’s entry on military research.

[Not to be confused with the different prologue to “The Toymaker and the General” in War World: The Patriotic Wars.]

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

Reprinted in War World: Jihad (as the prologue to “Escape From a Dark Hole”).  

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars (as the prologue to “A Measure of Some Gravity”), with a slight addition regarding longevity.

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars (as the prologue to “Fire and Ice”), with a slight addition regarding Meiji, Levant, Friendland, Sauron.

44-53    “The Toymaker and the General.”   Mike Resnick.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars.

54    Prologue to “The Deserter”:  From Habsburg, Imperial Marines.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

55-105    “The Deserter.”   Poul Anderson.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

106-108    Prologue to “Rate of Exchange”:  Emperor Has No Clothes.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

109-143    “Rate of Exchange.”   Roland Green and John F. Carr.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition (credited to John F. Carr).

Expanded in The Lidless Eye, part 1, chapters 1-6.

144    Prologue to “The Coming of the Eye”:  Action Report on Fomoria escape.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

145-213    “The Coming of the Eye.”   Don Hawthorne.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

Expanded in The Battle of Sauron 1st edition, part 2, chapters 33-46.

Expanded in The Lidless Eye, part 2, chapters 7, 9-26.

Pages 145-148 (only) are altered and expanded in The Battle of Sauron 2nd edition, part 2, chapters 33-34.

214-215    Prologue to “The Great Beer Shortage”:  Breedmaster Caius disciplinary report.

New.

216-226    “The Great Beer Shortage.”   Janet Morris and David Drake.

New.

227-236    Prologue to “Necessity”:  McGraw’s entry on Jarnsveld’s Jaegers.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

237-277    “Necessity.”   S. M. Stirling.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

278    Prologue to “Tribute Maidens”:  Marine Recruiter’s Manual entry on Turkic and Mongol peoples of Haven.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

279    Illustration of Haven’s day-and-night cycles.

New.

280-309    “Tribute Maidens.”   Harry Turtledove.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

310-313    Prologue to “A Lion to the Sea”:  Chronicle of the Norskuna (Arrival of the Dinneh).

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

314-360    “A Lion to the Sea.”   John Dalmas.

Originally in Far Frontiers # 5, Spring 1986.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

361-362    “Discovery.”   (Unattributed.)

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition (retitled “Rediscovery”).

363-366    Epilogue to “Discovery”:  Bar Lev’s account of early eugenics experiments on Haven.   (Unattributed.)

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition (as epilogue to “Rediscovery”).

War World, Volume II: Death’s Head Rebellion.

1990.  Abbreviated as WWII.

Created by Jerry Pournelle.  Editorial Assistance by John F. Carr and Roland Green.  Baen Books paperback: 403 pages.

1    Introduction:  “First there was the CoDominium ....”  (Unattributed; probably Hawthorne or Carr/Green?)

New.

2-6, 8-83    “The Face of the Enemy.”   Don Hawthorne.

New.

Reprinted in The Battle of Sauron 1st edition, part 1, chapters 1-9.

Reprinted in The Battle of Sauron 2nd edition, part 1, chapters 1-9.

7    Interlude in “The Face of the Enemy”:  Design notes for Chinthe-class destroyers.

New.

84-86    Prologue to “Death’s Head Patrol”:  Conversation between Baron Hamilton and Major Hendrix.

New.

Reprinted in The Battle of Sauron 1st edition, epilogue, section 4.

Reprinted in Cyborg Revolt, part 1, chapter 7, section 2.

87-139    “Death’s Head Patrol.”   Roland Green and John F. Carr.

New.

Expanded in Cyborg Revolt, part 2, chapters 17-18; chapter 19 section 2 to chapter 34.

140-141    Prologue to “Strong Blood”:  From the diary of Martha Rhodes.

New.

142-165    “Strong Blood.”   G. C. Edmondson.

New.

166-167    Prologue to “Brenda”:  From Bar Lev’s A Traveler’s Tale of Twenty Worlds (regarding Tanith).

New.

168-219    “Brenda.”   Larry Niven.

Originally in New Destinies, Spring 1988. Reprinted in N-Space, Larry Niven, 1990.

220-223    Prologue to “Some Things Survive”:  Transcript from Battle of Sauron, later rediscovered.

New.

224-260    “Some Things Survive.”   John LaValley.

New.

261    Quote from Lady Althene.

New.

262-274    “No Such Thing as a Non-Lethal Weapon.”   James Landau.

New.

275    Quote from Breedmaster Caius.

New.

276-290    “Loved Not I Honor More.”   Martin Tays.

New.

291-292    Prologue to “The Field of Double Sowing”:  McFarland versus drillbits.

New.

293-348    “The Field of Double Sowing.”   Harry Turtledove.

New.

Expanded in Blood Feuds, chapters 1-5.

New.

349-350    Quote from Breedmaster Caius.

New.

351-398    “Far Above Rubies.”   Susan Shwartz.

New.

Expanded in Blood Feuds, chapters 1-5.

399-403    “Tayok’s Base.”   (Unattributed; probably Turtledove or Shwartz?)

New.

War World, Volume III: Sauron Dominion.

1991.  Abbreviated as WWIII.

Created by Jerry Pournelle.  Editorial Assistance by John F. Carr.  Baen Books paperback: 356 pages.

1    Prologue:  From A Student’s Book.   (Unattributed; probably Stirling or Carr?)

New.

2-7    “War World Economics.”   (Unattributed; probably Hawthorne, Shwartz, or Carr?)

New.

8    From A Student’s Book.

New.

9-10    Quote from Galen Diettinger.

New.

11-79    “The Gates of Paradise.”   Don Hawthorne.

New.

80-81    From A Brief Atlas of the Planet Haven.

New.

81    From A Student’s Book.

New.

82-115    “Maitreya and the Cyborg.”   John Dalmas.

New.

116    From A Student’s Book.

New.

117-132    “Building a Pillar.”   John LaValley.

New.

133    Prologue to “Aegir’s Children” (1 of 2):  From A Brief Atlas of the Planet Haven.

New.

134    Prologue to “Aegir’s Children” (2 of 2):  From Grishnak’s report on sector twelve.

New.

135-166    “Aegir’s Children.”   Phillip Pournelle.

New.

167    Quote from Lady Althene.

New.

168-173    “Ceremonies at the Last Bar in the Village.”   John Hartnett.

New.

174    Quote from Ruth bat Boaz.

New.

175    Map of The Pale.

New.

176-204    “Juchi the Accursed.”   Harry Turtledove.

New.

Expanded in Blood Feuds, chapter 6.

205-206    Quote from Ruth bat Boaz.

New.

207-267    “Seven Against Nûrnen.”   Susan Shwartz.

New.

Expanded in Blood Feuds, chapters 7-11.

268-269    Prologue to “Shame and Honor”:  From Grishnak’s report on sector seven.

New.

270-356    “Shame and Honor.”   S. M. Stirling.

New.

War World, Volume IV: Invasion.

1994.  Abbreviated as WWIV.

Created by Jerry Pournelle.  Editorial Assistance by John F. Carr.  Baen Books paperback: 333 pages.

1-13    “Introduction.”   Charles E. Gannon.

New.

15    Prologue to “The Railroad”:  From The Book of Ages.

New.

17-45    “The Railroad.”   John Dalmas.

New.

47-52    Prologue to “A Better Kind of War”:  General Cummings and Colonel Kettler under bombardment.

New.

Reprinted in Cyborg Revolt, part 1, chapter 1, section 2.

53-124    “A Better Kind of War.”   Don Hawthorne.

New.

Expanded in Cyborg Revolt, part 1, chapter 1 section 1; chapter 4 to chapter 5 section 2; chapter 6 to chapter 7 section 1; chapters 8 to 16.

Pages 53- 54 (only) reprinted in The Battle of Sauron 1st edition, epilogue, section 5.

125-126    Prologue to “The Boatswain”:  From the log of Boatswain Ferguson.

New.

127-162    “The Boatswain.”   Alan Brown.

New.

163-168    Prologue to “The Gift of the Magi”:  Quilland and Ashcroft in the Citadel.

New.

169-213    “The Gift of the Magi.”   Charles E. Gannon.

New.

215-218    Prologue to “A Little Beastliness”:  Assault Leader Mav teaches Lancer Dolman.

New.

219-256    “A Little Beastliness.”   Edward P. Hughes.

New.

257-261    Prologue to “Those Who Lose”:  Quilland and Caius in the Citadel.

New.

263-282    “Those Who Lose.”   Harry Turtledove.

New.

283-284    Prologue to “Kings Who Die”:  Quilland and Marln in the Citadel.

New.

285-333    “Kings Who Die.”   S. M. Stirling.

New.

CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

1992.  Abbreviated as CDRWW.

Created by Jerry Pournelle.  Editorial Assistance by John F. Carr.  Concept by John F. Carr and E. R. Stewart.  Harmony religion designed by E.R. Stewart.  Baen Books paperback: 396 pages.

1-6    “The Lost and the Founder.”   E. R. Stewart (unattributed).

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

Reprinted in War World: Discovery.

7-48    “The Garden Spot.”   Don Hawthorne.

New.

Reprinted in War World: Discovery.

49-54    Prologue to “In Concert”:  Crofton’s entry on Church of New Universal Harmony.

[Not to be confused with the different prologue to “In Concert” in War World: Discovery.]

New.

55-109    “In Concert.”   E. R. Stewart.

New.

Reprinted in War World: Discovery.

110-113    Prologue to “Janesfort War”:  Maxwell Cole and Marshall Wainright at BuInt on Luna.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition (spelled Wainwright).

Reprinted in War World: Discovery (spelled Wainwright).

114-182    “Janesfort War.”   Leslie Fish and Frank Gasperik.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

Reprinted in War World: Discovery.

183-186    Prologue to “The Coming of the Dinneh”:  Senate hearing on Indian tribes.

New.

Reprinted in War World: Takeover.

187-226    “The Coming of the Dinneh.”   John Dalmas.

New.

Reprinted in War World: Takeover.

227-233    Prologue to “Politics of Melos”:  Edgar Paulsen presentation at BuRelock.

New.

Reprinted in War World: Takeover.

234-298    “Politics of Melos.”   Susan Shwartz.

New.

Reprinted in War World: Takeover.

299-304    Prologue to “Hang Together”:  Kronov and Kirichenko at BuRelock in Moscow.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars.

305-332    “Hang Together.”   Harry Turtledove.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars.

333-336    Prologue to “Sons of Hawaii”:  Kyle and Tim Eng at home.

New.

Revised and expanded as “Sons of the Northern Plains” in War World: The Patriotic Wars.

337-366    “Sons of Hawaii.”   William F. Wu.

New.

Revised and expanded as “Sons of the Northern Plains” in War World: The Patriotic Wars.

367-369    Prologue to “Fire and Ice”:  Troop request from Edgar Blair.

[Not to be confused with the different prologue to “Fire and Ice” in War World: The Patriotic Wars.]

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars (as the prologue to “Our Reliance Upon Orbital Decay: Rostov’s Zeks”), slightly revised.

370-392    “Fire and Ice.”   Eric Vinicoff.

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars.

393-396    “Farewell to Haven.”   Eugene Stewart (uncredited).

New.

Reprinted in War World: The Fall of the CoDominium.

Phase Two:  Paperback novels 1993 to 1994

Blood Feuds: A Novel of War World.

1993.  Abbreviated as WWBF.

S.M. Stirling, Judith Tarr, Susan Shwartz, Harry Turtledove.  Created by Jerry Pournelle.  Baen Books paperback: 551 pages.

1    Prologue.

New.

5-108    Book I (“The Seed”), chapters 1 – 5.

Expanded version of “The Field of Double Sowing” (from WWII) and “Far Above Rubies” (from WWII).

111-120    Book II (“The Sowing”), chapter 6 (until p. 120).

New.

120-147    Book II, chapter 6 (p. 120 onward).

Expanded version of “Juchi the Accursed” (from WWIII).

148-267    Book II, chapters 7 – 11.

Expanded version of “Seven Against Nûrnen” (from WWIII).

268-551    Book II, chapters 12 – 23.

New.

Blood Vengeance: A Novel of War World.

1994.  Abbreviated as WWBV.

S.M. Stirling, Judith Tarr, Susan Shwartz, Harry Turtledove.  Created by Jerry Pournelle.  Baen Books paperback: 375 pages.

1    What Has Gone Before.

New.

3-15    Prologue.

New.

16-375    Chapters 1 – 26.

New.

Phase Three:  Battle of Sauron 1st ed. (2007)

The Battle of Sauron: A Novel of War World  (1st edition).

2007.  Abbreviated as WWBS[1st].  

John F. Carr and Don Hawthorne.  Pequod Press hardcover, 444 pages, Nov 2007.

This first edition was published as a hardcover.  The second edition (e-book) is listed separately below.

11-18    Prologue.

New.

Reprinted in The Lidless Eye, prologue.

21-95    Part I (“Face of the Enemy”), chapters 1 – 9.

Originally “The Face of the Enemy” (from WWII).

Also in The Battle of Sauron 2nd edition, part 1, chapters 1-9.

98-290    Part II (“The Eye Closes”), chapters 10 – 31.

New.

Reprinted in The Battle of Sauron 2nd edition, part 2, chapters 1-31.

292-300    Part II, chapter 32.

New.

Reprinted in The Lidless Eye, part 2, chapter 8, section II.

301-303    Part II, chapter 33, section I.

Expanded version of “The Coming of the Eye” (from WWI pages 145-148 only, and WWI[2nd] pages 306-309 only).

Alternative version in The Battle of Sauron 2nd edition, part 2, chapters 33 - 34.

Also in The Lidless Eye, part 2, chapter 7.

303-434    Part II, chapter 33 section II to chapter 48.

Expanded version of “The Coming of the Eye” (from WWI pages 148-213 only, and WWI[2nd] pages 309-370 only).

Also in The Lidless Eye, part 2, chapters 9-26.

435-436    Epilogue, section I.  

New.

Reprinted in Cyborg Revolt, part 1, chapter 19, section 1.

436-439    Epilogue, section II.  

New.

Reprinted in Cyborg Revolt, part 1, chapter 5, section 3.

439-440    Epilogue, section III.  

New.

Reprinted in Cyborg Revolt, part 1, chapter 3, section 3.

440-442    Epilogue, section IV.  

Originally “Death’s Head Patrol” prologue (from WWII).

Also in Cyborg Revolt, part 1, chapter 7, section 2.

443-444    Epilogue, section V.  

Originally “A Better Kind of War” (from WWIV pages 53-54 only).

Also in Cyborg Revolt, part 1, chapter 1, section 1.

Phase Four:  Burning Eye 2nd edition (2016)

War World: The Burning Eye  (2nd edition).

Copyright 2015, released 2016.  Abbreviated as WWI[2nd].

Created by Jerry Pournelle.  Editorial Assistance by John F. Carr and Roland Green.  Pequod Press hardcover: 555 pages (2015).  Kindle e-book, edition Jan 2016.

This second edition was published as a hardcover and an e-book.  The first edition (paperback) is listed separately above.

17-22    “Introduction.”   John Carr.  (All of the introductions in this book are nonfiction accounts of how the stories came to be written, and are all unique to this volume.)

23-25    “Haven.”   (Unattributed, possibly Turtledove, Hawthorne, or Carr/Green?)  (Variant title unclear: could be “Haven” or “Haven: Description”.)

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition (titled “Haven”).

27-28    “Introduction to ‘The Lost and the Founder.’”   (John Carr.)

29-32    “The Lost and the Founder.”   Gene Stewart.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

Reprinted in War World: Discovery.

33    “Introduction to ‘Discovery.’”   (John Carr.)

34-40    “Discovery.”   Jerry Pournelle (unattributed).

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition (titled “Prolog: Discovery”).

Reprinted in War World: Discovery.

41-42    Prologue to “Jaguar”:  Crofton’s entry on Bureau of Relocation.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition (as the prologue to “Dream Valley”).

43    “Introduction to ‘Jaguar.’”   (John Carr.)

44-71    “Jaguar.”   James Landau.

New.

73    “Introduction to ‘Janesfort War.’”   (John Carr.)

74-77    Prologue to “Janesfort War”:  Maxwell Cole and Marshall Wainwright at BuInt on Luna.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World (spelled Wainright).

Reprinted in War World: Discovery (spelled Wainwright).

78-141    “Janesfort War.”   Frank Gasperik and Leslie Fish.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

Reprinted in War World: Discovery.

143    “Introduction to ‘The Toymaker and the General.’”   (John Carr.)

144    Prologue to “The Toymaker and the General”:  Crofton’s entry on military research.

[Not to be confused with the different prologue to “The Toymaker and the General” in War World: The Patriotic Wars.]

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition.

Reprinted in War World: Jihad (as the prologue to “Escape From a Dark Hole”).

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars (as the prologue to “A Measure of Some Gravity”), with a slight addition regarding longevity.

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars (as the prologue to “Fire and Ice”), with a slight addition regarding Meiji, Levant, Friendland, Sauron.

145-153    “The Toymaker and the General.”   Mike Resnick.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition.

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars.

155    “Introduction to ‘Fire and Ice.’”   (John Carr.)

156-157    Prologue to “Fire and Ice”:  Troop request from Edgar Blair.

[Not to be confused with the different prologue to “Fire and Ice” in War World: The Patriotic Wars.]

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars (as the prologue to “Our Reliance Upon Orbital Decay: Rostov’s Zeks”), slightly revised.

158-178    “Fire and Ice.”   Eric Vinicoff.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars.

179    “Introduction to ‘Midwatch.’”   (John Carr.)

180-193    “Midwatch.”   A. Brown.

New.

195    “Introduction to ‘The Denisovan Flu.’”   (John Carr.)

196    Prologue to “The Denisovan Flu”:  Crofton’s entries on fusion drive and genetic engineering.

New.

197-205    “The Denisovan Flu.”   Doug McElwain.

New.

207    “Introduction to ‘The Deserter.’”   (John Carr.)

208    Prologue to “The Deserter”:  From Habsburg, Imperial Marines.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition.

209-254    “The Deserter.”   Poul Anderson.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition.

255-256    “Introduction to ‘Rate of Exchange.’”   (John Carr.)

257-258    Prologue to “Rate of Exchange”:  Emperor Has No Clothes.  (The table of contents mislabels this as if it were a real story written by Gregory Nicholls, but in fact Nicholls is a fictional writer in the year 2627.)

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition.

259-302    “Rate of Exchange.”   John F. Carr.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition (credited to Roland Green and John F. Carr).

Expanded in The Lidless Eye, part 1, chapters 1-6.

303-304    “Introduction to ‘The Coming of the Eye.’”   (John Carr.)

305    Prologue to “The Coming of the Eye”:  Action Report on Fomoria escape.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition.

306-370    “The Coming of the Eye.”   Don Hawthorne.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition.

Expanded in The Battle of Sauron 1st edition, part 2, chapters 33-46.

Expanded in The Lidless Eye, part 2, chapters 7, 9-26.

Pages 306-309 (only) are altered and expanded in The Battle of Sauron 2nd edition, part 2, chapters 33-34.

371    “Introduction to ‘A Mouthful of Eels.’”   (John Carr.)

372-394    “A Mouthful of Eels.”   Phillip Jennings.

New.

395    “Introduction to ‘Necessity.’”   (John Carr.)

396-404    Prologue to “Necessity”:  McGraw’s entry on Jarnsveld’s Jaegers.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition.

405-441    “Necessity.”   S. M. Stirling.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition.

443    “Introduction to ‘Tribute Maidens.’”   (John Carr.)

444    Prologue to “Tribute Maidens”:  Marine Recruiter’s Manual entry on Turkic and Mongol peoples of Haven.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition.

445-471    “Tribute Maidens.”   Harry Turtledove.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition.

473    “Introduction to ‘A Lion to the Sea.’”   (John Carr.)

474-476    Prologue to “A Lion to the Sea”:  Chronicle of the Norskuna (Arrival of the Dinneh).

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition.

477-518    “A Lion to the Sea.”   John Dalmas.  (The Epilogue, beginning on page 517, is listed in the table of contents, but it’s part of this story.)

Originally in Far Frontiers # 5, Spring 1986.

Also in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition.

519-520    “Introduction to ‘Haven’s Hell.’”   (John Carr.)

521-522    “Rediscovery.”   (Unattributed; probably Pournelle or Stirling?)

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition (titled “Discovery”).

523-525    Epilogue to “Rediscovery”:  Bar Lev’s account of early eugenics experiments on Haven.   (Unattributed.)

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition (as epilogue to “Discovery”).

526-555    “Haven’s Hell.”   Gene Stewart.

New.

Phase Five:  Hardcovers and e-books 2010 to 2019
(including Battle of Sauron 2nd ed.)

War World: Discovery.

2010.  Abbreviated as WWD.

Created by Jerry Pournelle and John F. Carr.  Edited by John F. Carr.  Pequod Press hardcover (Aug 2010): 387 pages.  Kindle e-book (June 2011).

13-16    “The Lost and the Founder.”   E. R. Stewart.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

Reprinted in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

17-23    “Discovery.”   Jerry Pournelle.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition (titled “Prolog: Discovery”).

Also in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

24-27    Prologue to “The Garden Spot”:  John Albert Overton meets with Marshall Wainwright on Luna.

New.

28-63    “The Garden Spot.”   Don Hawthorne.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

64-66    Prologue to “In Concert”:  Crofton’s entry on Bureau of Corrections.

[Not to be confused with the different prologue to “In Concert” in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.]

New.

67-114    “In Concert.”   E. R. Stewart.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

115-124    “The Shimmer Stone Scam.”   John F. Carr.

New.

125-163    “Nothing in Common.”   Leslie Fish.

New.

164-180    “Hell’s-a-Comin’.”   John F. Carr.

New.

181-225    “Counterpoint.”   A. Brown.

New.

226-228    “Astronomy Lesson.”   Steve Shervais.

New.

229-262    “On Jordan’s Stormy Banks.”   A. Brown.

New.

263-265    Prologue to “Janesfort War”:  Maxwell Cole and Marshall Wainwright at BuInt on Luna.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World (spelled Wainright).

Also in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition (spelled Wainwright).

266-325    “Janesfort War.”   Frank Gasperik and Leslie Fish.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

Also in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

326-346    “Last Chance.”   Steve Shervais.

New.

347-369    “Steppe Stone.”   William F. Wu.

New.

370-387    “Down the Rabid Hole, or, The Report on Lost Colony 4a.”   Charles E. Gannon.

New.

War World: Takeover.

2011.  Abbreviated as WWTO.

Created by Jerry Pournelle and John F. Carr.  Edited by John F. Carr.  Pequod Press hardcover: 431 pages (Nov 2011).  Kindle e-book (Dec 2011).

11-14    Prologue to “To Win the Peace”:  Ulrich’s entry on 26th CoDominium Line Regiment.

New.

15-89    “To Win the Peace.”   Frank Gasperik and Leslie Fish.

New.

90-115    “The Raid on Purity.”   William F. Wu.

New.

116-125    “Marching on Poland.”   Leslie Fish.

New.

126-128    Prologue to “Enough Rope”:  Maxwell Cole and T. E. Bronson in orbit.

New.

129-210    “Enough Rope.”   E. R. Stewart.

New.

211-266    “More Precious Than Rubies.”   A. L. Brown.

New.

267-269    Prologue to “The Coming of the Dinneh”:  Senate hearing on Indian tribes.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

270-308    “The Coming of the Dinneh.”   John Dalmas.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

309-314    “Business As Usual.”   John F. Carr.

New.

315-326    “Pound-Foolish.”   Charles E. Gannon.

New.

327-332    Prologue to “Politics of Melos”:  Edgar Paulsen presentation at BuRelock.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

333-393    “Politics of Melos.”   Susan Shwartz.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

394-431    “Atalanta.”   Don Hawthorne.

New.

The Battle of Sauron  (2nd edition).

2013.  Abbreviated as WWBS[2nd].

John F. Carr and Don Hawthorne.  Kindle e-book, edition Feb 2013.

This second edition was published as an e-book.  The first edition (hardcover) is listed separately above.

Prologue.

New.

Part I (“Face of the Enemy”), chapters 1 – 9.

Originally “The Face of the Enemy” (from WWII).

Also in The Battle of Sauron 1st edition, part 1, chapters 1-9.

Part II (“The Eye Closes”), chapters 1 – 31.

Originally in The Battle of Sauron 1st edition, part 2, chapters 1-31.

Part II, chapter 32.

New.

Part II, chapters 33 – 34.

Expanded version of “The Coming of the Eye” (from WWI pages 145-148 only, and WWI[2nd] pages 306-309 only).

Alternative version in The Battle of Sauron 1st edition, part 2, chapter 33, section I.

Alternative version in The Lidless Eye, part 2, chapter 7.

War World: The Lidless Eye.

2013.  Abbreviated as WWLE.

John F. Carr and Don Hawthorne.  Pequod Press hardcover: 250 pages (2013).  Kindle e-book (May 2013).

9-17    Prologue.

Originally Battle of Sauron 1st edition, prologue.

20-69    Part I (“Decline and Fall”), chapters 1 – 6.

Expanded version of “Rate of Exchange” (from WWI [credited to Roland Green and John F. Carr] and WWI[2nd] [credited to John F. Carr]).

72-76    Part II (“The Coming of the Eye”), chapter 7.

Expanded version of “The Coming of the Eye” (from WWI pages 145-148 only, and WWI[2nd] pages 306-309 only).

Also in The Battle of Sauron 1st edition, part 2, chapter 33, section I.

Alternative version in The Battle of Sauron 2nd edition, part 2, chapters 33-34.

77-79    Part II, chapter 8, section I.

New.

80-89    Part II, chapter 8, section II.

Originally Battle of Sauron 1st edition, part II, chapter 32.

90-250    Part II, chapters 9 – 26.

Expanded version of “The Coming of the Eye” (from WWI pages 148-213 only, and WWI[2nd] pages 309-370 only).

Also in The Battle of Sauron 1st edition, part 2, chapter 33 section II to chapter 48.

War World: Cyborg Revolt.

2013.  Abbreviated as WWCR.

John F. Carr and Don Hawthorne.  Pequod Press hardcover: 274 pages (Aug 2013).  Kindle e-book (Aug 2013).

15-16    Part I (“A Better Kind of War”), preface.

New.

17-18    Part I, chapter 1, section I.

Originally “A Better Kind of War” (from WWIV pages 53-54 only).

Also in The Battle of Sauron 1st edition, epilogue, section 5.

19-24    Part I, chapter 1, section II.

Originally “A Better Kind of War” prologue (from WWIV).

25-35    Part I, chapter 2 to chapter 3 section II.

New.

35-37    Part I, chapter 3, section III.

Originally Battle of Sauron 1st edition, epilogue, section 3.

38-55    Part I, chapter 4 to chapter 5 section II.

Expanded version of “A Better Kind of War” (from WWIV pages 54-67 only).

55-58    Part I, chapter 5, section III.

Originally Battle of Sauron 1st edition, epilogue, section 2.

59-69    Part I, chapter 6 to chapter 7, section I.

Expanded version of “A Better Kind of War” (from WWIV pages 67-76 only).

69-72    Part I, chapter 7, section II.

Originally “Death’s Head Patrol” prologue (from WWII).

Also in The Battle of Sauron 1st edition, epilogue, section 4.

73-131    Part I, chapters 8 – 16.

Expanded version of “A Better Kind of War” (from WWIV pages 76-124 only).

135-150    Part II (“Death’s-Head Rebellion”), chapters 17 – 18.

Expanded version of “Death’s Head Patrol” (from WWII pages 87-95 only).

151-153    Part II, chapter 19, section I.

Originally Battle of Sauron 1st edition, epilogue, section 1.

153-273    Part II, chapters 19 section II to chapter 34.

Expanded version of “Death’s Head Patrol” (from WWII pages 95-139 only).

War World: Jihad!

2013.  Abbreviated as WWJ.

Edited by John F. Carr.  Pequod Press hardcover: 422 pages (Oct 2013).  Kindle e-book (Oct 2013).

17-26    “High Jingo.”   John F. Carr.

New.

Reprinted in War World: Falkenberg’s Regiment, part 2, chapter 6.

27-58    “Alexander’s Sword.”   E. R. Stewart.

New.

59    Prologue to “Escape From a Dark Hole”:  Crofton’s entry on military research.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition (as the prologue to “The Toymaker and the General”).

Also in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition (as the prologue to “The Toymaker and the General”).

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars (as the prologue to “A Measure of Some Gravity”), with a slight addition regarding longevity.

Reprinted in War World: The Patriotic Wars (as the prologue to “Fire and Ice”), with a slight addition regarding Meiji, Levant, Friendland, Sauron.

60-86    “Escape From a Dark Hole.”   Doug McElwain.

New.

87-90    Prologue to “The Consultant”:  Planet On The Move.

New.

91-114    “The Consultant.”   James Landau.

New.

115-186    “Across the High Plains.”   A.L. Brown.

New.

187-189    Prologue to “Peace At Any Price”:  Crofton’s entry on the Brotherhood.

New.

Reprinted in War World: Falkenberg’s Regiment, part 1, just after chapter 1.

190-320    “Peace At Any Price.”   John F. Carr.

New.

Reprinted in War World: Falkenberg’s Regiment, part 2, chapters 7-23.

321-322    Prologue to “Dream Valley”:  Crofton’s entry on Bureau of Relocation.

Originally in War World, Volume I: The Burning Eye (first edition only).

Also in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition (as the prologue to “Jaguar”).

323-348    “Dream Valley.”   Edward Hughes.

Originally in War World, Volume I: The Burning Eye (first edition only).

349-410    “On the Back of a Tiger.”   William F. Wu.

New.

411-422    “What the Dinosaurs Knew.”   Don Hawthorne.

New.

War World: The Patriotic Wars.

2017.  Abbreviated as WWPW.

Edited by John F. Carr.  Pequod Press hardcover: 442 pages (Jan 2017).  Kindle e-book (March 2017).

17    Prologue to “The Edge of Darkness”:  Whitlock on the decline of the CoDominium.

New.

19-59    “The Edge of Darkness.”   Doug McElwain.

New.

60    Prologue to “A Measure of Some Gravity”:  Crofton’s entry on military research.

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition (as the prologue to “The Toymaker and the General”), with a shorter final paragraph.

Also in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition (as the prologue to “The Toymaker and the General”), with a shorter final paragraph.

Reprinted in War World: Jihad (as the prologue to “Escape From a Dark Hole”), with a shorter final paragraph.

Reprinted elsewhere in this book (as the prologue to “Fire and Ice”), without longevity, and with a slight addition regarding Meiji, Levant, Friendland, Sauron.

61-62    “A Measure of Some Gravity.”   John F. Carr.

New.

63-122    “Day of Judgment.”   A. Brown.

New.

123    Prologue to “Karelia Redux”:  Governor Waltham and Beasley in Castell City.

New.

124-165    “Karelia Redux.”   Leslie Fish.

New.

166    Prologue to “The Toymaker and the General”:  From Shawley’s history of Sauron genetic engineering.

[Not to be confused with the different prologue to “The Toymaker and the General” in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition and  War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.]

New.

167-176    “The Toymaker and the General.”   Mike Resnick.

Originally in War World I: The Burning Eye.

Also in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

177-180    Prologue to “Hang Together”:  Kronov and Kirichenko at BuRelock in Moscow.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

181-206    “Hang Together.”   Harry Turtledove.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

207-273    “Sons of the Northern Plains.”   William F. Wu.

Revised and expanded version of “Sons of Hawaii” prologue (CDRWW pp. 333-336) and “Sons of Hawaii” (CDRWW pp. 337-366).

274    Prologue to “Fire and Ice”:  Crofton’s entry on military research.

[Not to be confused with the different prologue to “Fire and Ice” in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition and  War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.]

Originally in War World: The Burning Eye 1st edition (as the prologue to “The Toymaker and the General”), with a shorter final paragraph.

Also in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition (as the prologue to “The Toymaker and the General”), with a shorter final paragraph.

Reprinted in War World: Jihad (as the prologue to “Escape From a Dark Hole”), with a shorter final paragraph.

Reprinted elsewhere in this book (as the prologue to “A Measure of Some Gravity”), without the four planets, and with a slight addition regarding longevity.

275-296    “Fire and Ice.”   Eric Vinicoff.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

Also in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition.

297-298    Prologue to “Our Reliance Upon Orbital Decay: Rostov’s Zeks”:  Troop request from Edgar Blaire.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World 1st edition (as the prologue to “Fire and Ice”), slightly revised.

Also in War World: The Burning Eye 2nd edition (as the prologue to “Fire and Ice”), slightly revised.

299-371    “Our Reliance Upon Orbital Decay: Rostov’s Zeks.”   Gene Stewart.

New.

372-377    Prologue to “Behind Closed Doors”:  Major Flint and General Kane at Fort Camerone.

New.

379-384    “Behind Closed Doors.”   John F. Carr.

New.

385-386    Prologue to “The Sylph in the Tinderbox”:  From Whitlock’s history of Sauron.

New.

387-441    “The Sylph in the Tinderbox.”   Donald Hawthorne with Maria Hawthorne.

New.

War World: Falkenberg’s Regiment.

2018.  Abbreviated as WWFR.

John F. Carr.  Pequod Press hardcover: 395 pages (Aug 2018).  Kindle e-book (Sept 2018).

17-20    Prologue.

New.

23-33    Part I (“The Homecoming”), “Churchill” article and chapter 1.

New.

34-35    Part I,  “The Brotherhood” article.

Originally in War World: Jihad (as the prologue to “Peace At Any Price”).

36-60    Part I, chapters 2 – 5.

New.

63-71    Part II (“The Marine Years”), chapter 6.

Originally “High Jingo” (from WWJ), slightly revised.

72-201    Part II, chapters 7 – 23.

Originally “Peace At Any Price” (from WWJ) slightly revised.

205-207    Part III (“The CoDominium Years”), “Mercenary Forces” article.

Reprinted from Falkenberg’s Legion, pp. 335-337 (The Prince pp. 287-288).

209-395    Part III, chapters 24 – 47.

New.

War World: The Fall of the CoDominium.

2019.  Abbreviated as WWFCD.

Edited by John F. Carr.  Pequod Press hardcover: 321 pages (Dec 2019).  Kindle e-book (March 2020).

17-19    Prologue to “Farewell to Haven”:  Crofton’s entry on Haven.

New.

21-23    “Farewell to Haven.”   Eugene Stewart.

Originally in CoDominium: Revolt on War World.

24-25    Prologue to “Trouble on the Volga”:  Encyclopedia Crocovia’s entry on the CD Maritime Guard.

New.

27-53    “Trouble on the Volga.”   A. L. Brown.

New.

54-55    Prologue to “Pictures of the Floating World”:  CoDominium Worlds’ entry on Meiji.

New.

56-93    “Pictures of a Floating World.”   Doug McElwain.

New.

94-96    Prologue to “Treason on Tanith”:  Whitlock on the end of the CoDominium.

New.

97-147    “Treason on Tanith.”   Larry King.

New.

148-149    Prologue to “Voice of the Cockroach”:  Corporal Ryder on Haven.

New.

150-191    “Voice of the Cockroach.”   Leslie Fish.

New.

192-206    “The Great Die-Off.”   John F. Carr.

New.

207    Prologue to “The Return to Purity”:  Burning of Martinsburg.

New.

208-279    “The Return to Purity.”   William F. Wu.

New.

280-302    “Spite.”   Donald Hawthorne.

New.

303-320    “Sacrifice.”   Doug McElwain.

New.

War World: Road Warriors.

2022.  Abbreviated as WWRW.

Edited by John F. Carr.  Pequod Press hardcover: 591 pages (Nov 2022).  Kindle e-book (Jan 2023).

19-20    Prologue to “Almost a Believer”:  Steinhopf’s entry on Levant.

New.

21-70    “Almost a Believer.”   Tim Furnish.

New.

71-73    Prologue to “Going Dark”:  Crofton’s entry on BuReloc.

New.

74-145    “Going Dark.”   William Webb.

New.

146-147    Prologue to “Shadow War”:  Bronson testimony.

New.

148-224    “Shadow War.”   Mark Moeser.

New.

225-229    “The Raggedy Man.”   John F. Carr.

New.

230-295    “The Battle for New Washington.”   John F. Carr & Mark Moeser.

New.

296    Prologue to “Be Careful What You Wish For”:  Draft by Henry Plekhanov Barton.

New.

297-303    “Be Careful What You Wish For.”   Doug McElwain.

New.

304-305    Prologue to “Low Note”:  Excerpts from Garner “Bill” Castell’s Diary.

New.

306-343    “Low Note.”   Gene Stewart.

New.

344-388    “Patton’s Playground.”   Leslie Fish.

New.

389-392    “A Slam Dunk.”   John F. Carr.

New.

393-471    “The Eternal Ride.”   William F. Wu.

New.

472-496    “Marching to Zion.”   Alan Brown.

New.

497    Prologue to “Treason on Sparta”:  Whitlock on Spartan politics.

New.

498-591    “Treason on Sparta.”   Larry King.

New.

 

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