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Fiction Series
- Ajax Calkins
- 1 Pogo Planet (1941) [SF] [only as by Martin Pearson]
- 2 Destiny World (1941) [SF] [only as by Martin Pearson]
- 3 Mye Day (1942) [SF] [only as by Martin Pearson]
- 4
Ajax of Ajax (1942) [SF]
only appeared as:
- Variant: Ajax of Ajax (1942) [as by Martin Pearson]
- Variant: Ajax of Ajax (1942) [as by Martin Barrow]
- Destiny's Orbit (1961) [only as by David Grinnell]
- Destination: Saturn (1967) with Lin Carter [only as by Lin Carter and David Grinnell]
- Mike Mars
- 1 Mike Mars, Astronaut (1961)
- 2 Mike Mars Flies the X-15 (1961)
- 3
Mike Mars at Cape Canaveral (1961)
also appeared as:
- Variant: Mike Mars at Cape Kennedy (1966)
- 4 Mike Mars in Orbit (1961)
- 5 Mike Mars Flies the Dyna-Soar (1962)
- 6 Mike Mars, South Pole Spaceman (1962)
- 7 Mike Mars and the Mystery Satellite (1963)
- 8 Mike Mars Around the Moon (1964)
- The Secret of Saturn's Rings (1954)
-
Secret of the Martian Moons (1955)
also appeared as:
- Variant: The Secret of the Martian Moons (1963)
- One Against the Moon (1956)
- Across Time (1957) [only as by David Grinnell]
- Edge of Time (1958) [only as by David Grinnell]
- The Martian Missile (1959) [only as by David Grinnell]
-
The Secret of the Ninth Planet (1959)
also appeared as:
- Variant: The Secret of the Ninth Planet (2010) [as by Donald Allen Wollheim]
- Variant: The Secret of the Ninth Planet (2012) [as by Donald Wollheim]
- To Venus! To Venus! (1970) [also as by David Grinnell]
- Two Dozen Dragon Eggs (1969)
- The Men from Ariel (1982)
- Up There and Other Strange Directions (1988)
- Donald A. Wollheim: Sience Fiction Collection (2016)
- The Portable Novels of Science (1945) [O/3N,1NA]
- Sentinels from Space / The Ultimate Invader and Other Science-Fiction: Stories from the Four Corners of Time (1954) [O/1N,1A] with Eric Frank Russell
- Adventures in the Far Future / Tales of Outer Space (1954) [O/2A]
- The Earth in Peril / Who Speaks of Conquest? (1957) [O] with Lan Wright
- Across Time / Invaders from Earth (1958) [O] with Robert Silverberg [only as by David Grinnell and Robert Silverberg]
- Men on the Moon / City on the Moon (1958) [O/1N,1A] with Murray Leinster
- Edge of Time / The 100th Millennium (1959) [O/2N] with John Brunner [only as by John Brunner and David Grinnell]
- The Atlantic Abomination / The Martian Missile (1960) [O] with John Brunner [only as by John Brunner and David Grinnell]
- Times Without Number / Destiny's Orbit (1962) [O] with John Brunner [only as by John Brunner and David Grinnell]
- Invader on My Back / Destination: Saturn (1968) [O/2N] with Lin Carter and Philip E. High [only as by Lin Carter and David Grinnell and Philip E. High]
- To Venus! To Venus! / The Jester at Scar (1970) [O/2N] with E. C. Tubb [only as by David Grinnell and E. C. Tubb]
- 10 Story Fantasy
- 10 Story Fantasy - 1951 (1951)
- Avon Fantasy Reader
- Avon Fantasy Reader - 1947 (1947)
- Avon Fantasy Reader - 1948 (1948)
- Avon Fantasy Reader - 1949 (1949)
- Avon Fantasy Reader - 1950 (1950)
- Avon Fantasy Reader - 1951 (1951)
- Avon Fantasy Reader - 1952 (1952)
- Avon Science Fiction Reader
- Cosmic Stories
- Cosmic Stories - 1941 (1941)
- Fanciful Tales of Time and Space
- Out of this World Adventures
- Perry Rhodan in English
- 1 Perry Rhodan (US)
- 7 Fortress of the Six Moons (1971) with Forrest J. Ackerman
- 8
The Galactic Riddle (1971)
with
Forrest J. Ackerman
also appeared as:
- Variant: Perry Rhodan #8: The Galactic Riddle (1971) [as by Forrest J. Ackerman]
- 10
The Ghosts of Gol (1971)
with
Forrest J. Ackerman
also appeared as:
- Variant: Perry Rhodan #10: The Ghosts of Gol (1971) [as by Forrest J. Ackerman]
- 1 Perry Rhodan (US)
- Stirring Science Stories
- The New Hieroglyph
- The Phantagraph
- The Phantagraph - 1936 (1936)
- The Phantagraph - 1942 (1942)
- The Phantagraph - 1943 (1943)
- The Phantagraph - 1944 (1944)
- The Phantagraph - 1945 (1945)
- Avon Fantasy Reader (anthology)
- 1 The Avon Fantasy Reader (1969) with George Ernsberger
- 2 The 2nd Avon Fantasy Reader (1969) with George Ernsberger
- Avon Fantasy Reader No. 1, February 1947 (2017)
- Out of this World Adventures (reprints)
- World's Best SF
- 1
World's Best Science Fiction: 1965 (1965)
with
Terry Carr
also appeared as:
- Variant: World's Best Science Fiction: First Series (1970)
- 2
World's Best Science Fiction: 1966 (1966)
with
Terry Carr
also appeared as:
- Variant: World's Best Science Fiction: Second Series (1970)
- 3
World's Best Science Fiction: 1967 (1967)
with
Terry Carr
also appeared as:
- Variant: World's Best Science Fiction: Third Series (1970)
- 4
World's Best Science Fiction: 1968 (1968)
with
Terry Carr
also appeared as:
- Variant: World's Best Science Fiction (1969)
- Variant: World's Best Science Fiction: Fourth Series (1970)
- Variant: The World's Best S.F. No. 1 (1971)
- 5 World's Best Science Fiction: 1969 (1969) with Terry Carr
- 6 World's Best Science Fiction: 1970 (1970) with Terry Carr
- 7 World's Best Science Fiction: 1971 (1971) with Terry Carr
- 8
The 1972 Annual World's Best SF (1972)
with
Arthur W. Saha
also appeared as:
- Variant: Wollheim's World's Best SF: Vol. I (1977)
- 9
The 1973 Annual World's Best SF (1973)
with
Arthur W. Saha
also appeared as:
- Variant: Wollheim's World's Best SF: Series Two (1978)
- 10
The 1974 Annual World's Best SF (1974)
with
Arthur W. Saha
also appeared as:
- Variant: The World's Best SF Short Stories No. 1 (1975)
- Variant: Wollheim's World's Best SF: Series Three (1979)
- 11
The 1975 Annual World's Best SF (1975)
with
Arthur W. Saha
also appeared as:
- Variant: The World's Best SF Short Stories No. 2 (1976)
- Variant: Wollheim's World's Best SF: Series Four (1980)
- 12
The 1976 Annual World's Best SF (1976)
with
Arthur W. Saha
also appeared as:
- Variant: The World's Best S.F. 3 (1979)
- Variant: Wollheim's World's Best SF: Series Five (1981)
- 13
The 1977 Annual World's Best SF (1977)
with
Arthur W. Saha
also appeared as:
- Variant: The World's Best SF. 4 (1979)
- Variant: Wollheim's World's Best SF: Series Six (1982)
- 14
The 1978 Annual World's Best SF (1978)
with
Arthur W. Saha
also appeared as:
- Variant: The World's Best SF. 5 (1980)
- Variant: Wollheim's World's Best SF: Series Seven (1983)
- 15
The 1979 Annual World's Best SF (1979)
with
Arthur W. Saha
also appeared as:
- Variant: Wollheim's World's Best SF: Series Eight (1984)
- 16
The 1980 Annual World's Best SF (1980)
with
Arthur W. Saha
also appeared as:
- Variant: Wollheim's World's Best SF: Series Nine (1985)
- 17 The 1981 Annual World's Best SF (1981) with Arthur W. Saha
- 18 The 1982 Annual World's Best SF (1982) with Arthur W. Saha
- 19 The 1983 Annual World's Best SF (1983) with Arthur W. Saha
- 20 The 1984 Annual World's Best SF (1984) with Arthur W. Saha
- 21 The 1985 Annual World's Best SF (1985) with Arthur W. Saha
- 22 The 1986 Annual World's Best SF (1986) with Arthur W. Saha
- 23 The 1987 Annual World's Best SF (1987) with Arthur W. Saha
- 24 The 1988 Annual World's Best SF (1988) with Arthur W. Saha
- 25 The 1989 Annual World's Best SF (1989) with Arthur W. Saha
- 26 The 1990 Annual World's Best SF (1990) with Arthur W. Saha
- World's Best Science Fiction (1971) [O/6 Anthologies] with Terry Carr
- 1
World's Best Science Fiction: 1965 (1965)
with
Terry Carr
also appeared as:
- The Pocket Book of Science-Fiction (1943)
- The Girl with the Hungry Eyes, and Other Stories (1949) [only as by uncredited]
- Flight Into Space (1950)
- Every Boy's Book of Science Fiction (1951)
-
Prize Science Fiction (1953)
also appeared as:
- Variant: Prize Stories of Space and Time (1953)
- The Ultimate Invader and Other Science-Fiction (1954)
- Adventures in the Far Future (1954)
- Tales of Outer Space (1954)
- Adventures on Other Planets (1955)
- Terror in the Modern Vein (1955)
- The End of the World (1956)
- The Earth in Peril (1957)
- Men on the Moon (1958)
- The Macabre Reader (1959)
- The Hidden Planet: Science-Fiction Adventures on Venus (1959)
- More Macabre (1961)
- More Terror in the Modern Vein (1961)
- More Adventures on Other Planets (1963)
- Swordsmen in the Sky (1964)
- Operation: Phantasy: The Best from The Phantagraph (1967)
-
Ace Science Fiction Reader (1971)
also appeared as:
- Variant: Trilogy of the Future (1972)
- The Best from the Rest of the World (1976)
- The DAW Science Fiction Reader (1976)
- Fanciful Tales of Time and Space, Fall 1936 (1977)
- Cosmic Stories, March 1941 (2019)
- The Planet That Time Forgot (2020)
- The Planet Time Forgot (2020)
- The Planet of Illusion (2021) [only as by Millard V. Gordon]
- Nothing (2022) [only as by Martin Pearson]
- Pogo Planet (2024) [only as by Martin Pearson]
- Saknarth (2024) [only as by Millard Verne Gordon]
- The Man from Ariel (1934)
- The Space Lens (1935) [only as by Millard Verne Gordon]
- Umbriel (1936)
- The Outpost at Altark (1940) [also as by Robert W. Lowndes]
- Castaway (1940)
-
The Planet That Time Forgot (1940)
also appeared as:
- Variant: The Planet Time Forgot (2020)
- The Haters (1940)
- Cosmos Eye (1941) [only as by Martin Pearson]
- The World on the Edge of the Universe (1941) [also as by Martin Pearson]
- Bones (1941)
-
Strange Return (1941)
only appeared as:
- Variant: Strange Return (1941) [as by Lawrence Woods]
- Variant: The Strange Return (1941) [as by Lawrence Woods]
- Purple Dandelions (1941) [only as by Millard Verne Gordon]
- The Man from the Future (1941)
-
The Martians Are Coming (1941)
with
C. M. Kornbluth
and
Robert A. W. Lowndes
only appeared as:
- Variant: The Martians Are Coming (1941) [as by Robert W. Lowndes]
- Variant: The Martians Are Coming (2013) [as by C. M. Kornbluth and Robert W. Lowndes and Donald A. Wollheim]
- The Planet of Illusion (1941) [only as by Millard V. Gordon]
- !!! (1941) [only as by X]
-
Black Flames (1941)
with
Robert A. W. Lowndes
only appeared as:
- Variant: Black Flames (1941) [as by Lawrence Woods]
- Variant: The Thought Monsters (1941)
- Blueprint (1941)
- Cosmophobia (1941) [also as by Millard Verne Gordon]
- Earth Does Not Reply (1941) with John B. Michel [only as by Lawrence Woods]
-
The Colossus of Maia (1941)
with
Robert A. W. Lowndes
only appeared as:
- Variant: The Colossus of Maia (1941) [as by Lawrence Woods]
- Variant: The Colossus of Maia (1941) [as by Robert W. Lowndes and Donald A. Wollheim]
- Variant: The Colossus of Maia (1988) [as by Donald A. Wollheim]
- A Million Years and a Day (1941) [only as by Lawrence Woods]
- Revolving World (1941) [only as by Millard Verne Gordon]
- The Hat (1941)
- Baby Dreams (1941) [only as by Allen Warland]
- Bomb (1942) [only as by Millard Verne Gordon]
- Planet Passage (1942) [also as by Martin Pearson]
- Saknarth (1942) [only as by Millard Verne Gordon]
- The Hidden Conflict (1942) [also as by Martin Pearson]
-
The Planet Called Aquella (1942)
also appeared as:
- Variant: Aquella (1942) [as by Martin Pearson]
- Variant: Aquella (1942)
- Variant: The Planet Called Aquella (1942) [as by Martin Pearson]
- All Out (1942)
- The Growing Terror (1942)
- The Drums of Reig Rawan (1942)
- Blind Flight (1942) [also as by Millard Verne Gordon]
- The Embassy (1942) [also as by Martin Pearson]
-
The Unfinished City (1942)
only appeared as:
- Variant: The Unfinished City (1942) [as by Martin Pearson]
- Variant: The God of Oo (1942) [as by Allen Warland]
- The World in Balance (1942) [also as by Millard Verne Gordon]
- Up There (1942) [also as by Martin Pearson]
- Nothing (1942) [only as by Martin Pearson]
-
Storm Warning (1942)
also appeared as:
- Variant: Storm Warning (1942) [as by Millard Verne Gordon]
- Variant: Storm Warning (1942) [as by Donald Wollheim]
- Mimic (1942) [also as by Martin Pearson]
- The Coming of the Comet (1942)
- The Key to the Black Planet (1942) [only as by Martin Pearson]
- The Oomph Beasts (1942) [only as by Millard Verne Gordon]
- The Second Satellite (1943) [only as by Martin Pearson]
- The Millionth Year (1943) [only as by Martin Pearson]
- The Booklings (1943)
- The Unholy Glass (1943) [only as by Millard Verne Gordon]
- Still Life (1945)
- Top Secret (1948) [also as by David Grinnell]
- Pallas Rebellion (1950) [also as by W. Malcolm White]
- War of the Marsh-Men (1950) [only as by W. Malcolm White]
-
Private World (1951)
only appeared as:
- Variant: Private World (1951) [as by Martin Pearson]
- Variant: Landragon (1969)
- Extending the Holdings (1951) [also as by David Grinnell]
- The Rag Thing (1951) [also as by David Grinnell]
- Colt Cash Cache (1952)
- Signpost in the Sky (1952) [only as by W. Malcolm White]
- Malice Aforethought (1952) [also as by David Grinnell]
-
The Mask of Demeter (1953)
with
C. M. Kornbluth
also appeared as:
- Variant: Mask of Demeter (1953) [as by Cecil Corwin and Martin Pearson]
- Variant: The Mask of Demeter (1953) [as by Cecil Corwin and Martin Pearson]
- Disguise (1953)
-
Shoo, Fly! (1953)
also appeared as:
- Variant: Shoo Fly (1953) [as by W. Malcolm White]
- Variant: Shoo, Fly (1953)
-
Interplane Express (1953)
with
C. M. Kornbluth
also appeared as:
- Variant: Go Fast on Interplane (1953) [as by Wallace Baird Halleck]
- Road to Rome (1953) [also as by David Grinnell]
- No Greater Glory (1953) [only as by W. Malcolm White]
- Asteroid 745: Mauritia (1953) [only as by Martin Pearson]
- Ganymede House (1953) [also as by David Grinnell]
-
The Poetess and the 21 Grey-Haired Cadavers (1953)
only appeared as:
- Variant: The Poetess and the 21 Gray-Haired Cadavers (1953)
- Variant: The Poetess and the 21 Grey-Haired Cadavers (1953) [as by W. Malcolm White]
- The Lysenko Maze (1953) [also as by David Grinnell]
- Last Stand of a Space Grenadier (1954) [also as by David Grinnell]
- Observation Platform (1957) [only as by Martin Pearson]
- This Year and No Other (1960) [only as by David Grinnell]
- Give Her Hell (1963)
- The Hook (1963)
-
Babylon: 70 M. (1963)
also appeared as:
- Variant: How Many Miles to Babylon? (1963)
- Doorslammer (1963)
- The Feminine Fraction (1964) [also as by David Grinnell]
- The Garrison (1965) [also as by David Grinnell]
- Ein Blick in die Zukunft (1969)
- The Horror Out of Lovecraft (1969)
- An Advance Post in the War Between the Sexes (1969)
- Santa Rides a Saucer (1969)
- The Egg from Alpha Centauri (1969)
- Web Sixty-Four (1969)
- Miss McWhortle's Weird (1970)
- Letter to The Bulletin of the Science Fiction Writers of America, November 1971 (1971)
- The Rules of the Game (1973)
- Introduction (She) (1979)
- Great Gog's Grave (1981) with Forrest J. Ackerman
- Ishkabab (1982)
- The Lost Poe (1982)
- Who's There (1982)
- "Allalieor" (1935)
- Innocence (1942) [only as by Graham Conway]
- AA Express (1943) [only as by Graham Conway]
- Locus Looks at Books
-
Locus Looks at Books (Locus #140) (1973)
with
Anthony R. Lewis
only appeared as:
- Variant: Locus Looks At Books (Locus #140) (1973) [as by Tony Lewis and Donald A. Wollheim]
-
Locus Looks at Books (Locus #140) (1973)
with
Anthony R. Lewis
only appeared as:
- Locus Obituary
- Ted Carnell Dies (1972)
- Louis Trimble (1988)
- The Cosmoscope (Cosmic Stories)
- The Cosmoscope (Cosmic Stories, March 1941) (1941) [only as by DAW]
- The Cosmoscope (Cosmic Stories, May 1941) (1941) [only as by DAW]
- The Cosmoscope (Cosmic Stories, July 1941) (1941) [only as by DAW]
- The Fantasy World (Stirring Science Stories)
- The Fantasy World (Stirring Science Stories, February 1941) (1941) [only as by DAW]
- The Fantasy World (Stirring Science Stories, April 1941) (1941) [only as by DAW]
- The Fantasy World (Stirring Science Stories, June 1941) (1941) [only as by DAW]
- The Fantasy World (Stirring Science Stories, March 1942) (1942) [only as by DAW]
- The Great Conversation
- The Great Conversation (Vorpal Glass, June 1961) (1961) with Karen Anderson and Redd Boggs and Sidney Coleman and Robert Coulson and Miriam Allen deFord and Shirley Dickensheet and Robert Lichtman [only as by Karen Anderson and Redd Boggs and Sidney Coleman and Buck Coulson and Miriam Allen deFord and Shirley Dickensheet and Bob Lichtman and Don Wollheim]
- The Science Fictioneer
- The Vortex (Stirring Science Stories)
- Letter (Amazing Stories, November 1930): An Annual of Reprints Asked for (1930)
- Letter (Weird Tales, January 1933) (1933)
- Letter (Amazing Stories, November 1933) (1933)
- Letter (Weird Tales, April 1934) (1934)
- Letter (Amazing Stories, May 1934) (1934)
- Letter (Amazing Stories, June 1934) (1934)
- Letter (Weird Tales, June 1934): Two Boosts and a Knock (1934)
- Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1934) (1934)
- Scientificartoons (1934)
- Letter (Constructive (?) Criticism) (1934)
- Letter (Astounding Stories, November 1934) (1934)
- Letter (Another Wollheim Letter) (1935)
- Letter (Astounding Stories, April 1935) (1935) with Kenneth Sterling [only as by Kenneth Sterling and Donald G. Wollheim]
- Pure Fantasy (1935)
- Letter (Weird Tales, June 1935): Reprint Lovecraft's Stories (1935)
- Letter (Amazing Stories, June 1935) (1935)
- Letter (Astounding Stories, July 1935) (1935)
- Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1935) (1935)
- A Word from the Editor (1936)
- Sun-Spots (The Phantagraph, Spring 1936) (1936)
- Sun-Spots (The Phantagraph, August 1936) (1936)
- Letter (Weird Tales, October 1936): Pointed Paragraphs (1936)
- Howard Phillips Lovecraft (1937)
- That Scoundrel "T" (1937)
-
Letter (Weird Tales, October 1937): A First Rate Job (1937)
also appeared as:
- Variant: Letter (Weird Tales, October 1937) (1979)
- Letter (Weird Tales, November 1937): Concise Comments (1937)
- Letter (Weird Tales, February 1938): Concise Comments (1938)
- Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1938) (1938)
- Letter (Amazing Stories, August 1938) (1938)
- Letter (Amazing Stories, October 1938) (1938)
- Letter (Spaceways, February 1939) (1939)
- Letter (Timely) (1939)
- The Inscrutable American Angle (1939)
- Fantasy Reviews: Fantasy Books (Astonishing Stories, February 1940) (1940) [only as by D. A. Wollheim]
- Letter (Astonishing Stories, February 1940): Surprising (1940)
- Book Reviews (Super Science Stories, March 1940) (1940) [only as by D. A. Wollheim]
- The World Is What You Make It (1940)
- Fantasy Reviews: Fantasy Books (Astonishing Stories, April 1940) (1940)
- Book Reviews (Super Science Stories, May 1940) (1940) with C. M. Kornbluth [only as by Cyril Kornbluth and D. A. Wollheim]
- Fantasy Reviews: Fantasy Books (Super Science Stories, July 1940) (1940) with John B. Michel
- Fantasy Reviews: Fantasy Books (Astonishing Stories, August 1940) (1940)
- Fantasy Reviews: Fantasy Books (Astonishing Stories, October 1940) (1940)
- Letter (Spaceways, October 1940) (1940)
- Fantasy Reviews: Fantasy Books (Astonishing Stories, December 1940) (1940)
- Old Fan Mag Reprint (1940)
- Fantasy Reviews: Fantasy Books (Astonishing Stories, February 1941) (1941)
- Letter (Cosmic Stories, March 1941) (1941) [only as by Graham Conway]
- Man and the Machine: An Editorial (1941)
- Fantasy Reviews: Fantasy Books (Astonishing Stories, April 1941) (1941)
- Letter (Future Fiction, April 1941) (1941) [only as by Graham Conway]
- So You Want to be a Space-Flier? (1941) [only as by Martin Pearson]
- Denvention! An Editorial (1941)
- Letter (Future Fiction, August 1941) (1941) [only as by Graham Conway]
- Fantasy Reviews: Fantasy Books (Astonishing Stories, September 1941) (1941) with Isaac Asimov
- Letter (Future Combined with Science Fiction, December 1941) (1941) [only as by Graham Conway]
- Letter (Spaceways, January 1942) (1942)
- Fantasy Reviews (Super Science Stories, May 1942) (1942)
- Notes from a Fellow Editor (1942)
- Fantasy Reviews (Super Science Stories, August 1942) (1942) with Richard Wilson
- Letter (Super Science Stories, August 1942) (1942)
- Review of "Ghosts That Still Walk" by Marion Lowndes (nonfiction, nongenre) (1942)
- Whither Canadian Fantasy? (1942)
- Introduction (The Pocket Book of Science-Fiction) (1943)
- Fantasy Reviews (Super Science Stories, February 1943) (1943) with Richard Wilson
- Review of the nonfiction work "A Comet Strikes the Earth" by H. H. Nininger (1943)
- Beyond the Dragon Glass: A New Dweller for the Mirage (1943)
- Letter (Fantasy Times, June 1944) (1944)
- Proverbs from the Dawnish (1945) [only as by uncredited]
- Introduction (Portable Novels of Science) (1945)
- Introduction (Avon Fantasy Reader No.1) (1947)
- The Doorway to the Moon (1947)
- Outstanding Thrills (1948)
- Letter (Fantasy Review, Summer 1949) (1949)
- Unique and Fascinating Fantasy (1949)
- Letter (Science-Fantasy Review, Winter 1949-50) (1949)
- She Called for Help Across the Seas of Time— (1950)
- Foreword (Flight Into Space) (1950)
- Introduction (Out of this World Adventures, July 1950) (1950)
- Mail From Planet Terra: Letters to the Editor (Out of this World Adventures, December 1950) (1950) [only as by D. A. W.]
- Introduction (Every Boy's Book of Science Fiction) (1951)
- Love Was Treason in That Future War (1951)
- The Schemes of This Fatal Beauty Challenged the Very Stars Themselves! (1951)
- Flesh or the Machine---Which? (1952)
- Introduction (Dwellers in the Mirage and The Face in the Abyss) (1953)
- Introduction (Prize Science Fiction) (1953)
- Galileo's Demon (1954)
- Gulliver's Moons (1955)
- Introduction (Terror in the Modern Vein) (1955)
- Introduction (Men on the Moon) (1958)
- The Mysterious Ninth World (1959)
- Introduction (The Hidden Planet: Science-Fiction Adventures on Venus) (1959)
- Who Killed Science Fiction? (1960)
- Letter (Si-Fan, October 1960) (1960)
- Letter (Si-Fan, December 1960) (1960)
- Letter (Si-Fan, June 1961) (1961)
- Introduction (The House on the Borderland) (1962)
- Preface (The Book of the Damned) (1962)
- About "Buck Rogers" ... (1963) [also as by D. A. W.]
- Introduction (The Reader's Guide to Barsoom and Amtor) (1963)
- Introduction (More Adventures on Other Planets) (1963)
- Foreword (The Lost Continent) (1963)
- Beyond the Farthest Star (Introduction) (1964)
- Introduction (Outside the Universe) (1964)
- Introduction (The Time Machine) (1964)
- Leigh Brackett (1964)
- Introduction (The Food of the Gods) (1965)
- Introduction (World's Best Science Fiction: 1965) (1965) with Terry Carr
- Introduction (The Wonderful Wizard of Oz) (1965)
- Letter (Magazine of Horror, August 1965) (1965)
- Introduction (Quest of the Three Worlds) (1966)
- Introduction (Rocannon's World) (1966) [also as by Donald A. Wollheim]
- Introduction (World's Best Science Fiction: 1966) (1966) with Terry Carr
- Letter to Damon Knight (SFWA Bulletin, August 1966) (1966)
- Meet the Editor & Associate Editor (1966) with Terry Carr
- Introduction (Operation: Phantasy: The Best from) (1967)
- Introduction (World's Best Science Fiction: 1967) (1967) with Terry Carr
- A Non-Eulogy (1968)
- Introduction (World's Best Science Fiction: 1968) (1968) with Terry Carr
- Introduction (The Land of Oz) (1968)
- Letter: Science Fiction Review, November 1968 (1968)
- In Memoriam - A. A. Wyn (1969) [only as by Donald Wollheim]
- Introduction (World's Best Science Fiction: 1969) (1969) with Terry Carr
- Introduction (Two Dozen Dragon Eggs) (1969)
- Introduction to the New Edition (1969)
- Letter to SFWA Bulletin, December 1969 (1969)
- That Moon Plaque (Men on the Moon) (1969)
- About Pirate Blood (1970)
- Introduction (World's Best Science Fiction: 1970) (1970) with Terry Carr
- New Wave SF (1970)
- Presentazione (L'invasione della Galassia) [Italian] (1970)
- London Eastercon (1970) [only as by Don Wollheim]
- Letter (Speculation 26) (1970) [only as by Donald Wollheim]
- Advice to a Beginning Writer (1970) [only as by Donald Wollheim]
- Spanish SF Zine Seized! (1970) [only as by Don Wollheim]
- Letter (Locus #66) (1970) [only as by Don Wollheim]
- Introduction (Ace Science Fiction Reader) (1971)
- Introduction (Science Fiction: What It's All About) (1971)
- Introduction (World's Best Science Fiction: 1971) (1971) with Terry Carr
- The Glowing Goal (1971) with Forrest J. Ackerman [only as by Forry Rhodan]
- Editor's Note (No Time for Heroes) (1971)
- Spanish News (1971) [only as by Don Wollheim]
- SFancon II (1971)
- The 9th International SF Film Festival (1971)
- Introduction (The 1972 Annual World's Best SF) (1972)
- A Statement to Science Fiction Readers (1972)
- Editor's Introduction: H. G. Wells and Egon Friedell (1972)
-
Emberistenekről és istenemberekről?Emberistenekrol es istenemberekrol[Hungarian] (1973)
Emberistenekrooel ees istenemberekrooel - Introduction (The 1973 Annual World's Best SF) (1973)
- Foreword(The Lost Continent) (1973)
- French SF Conference (1973) [only as by Don Wollheim]
- Ompacon (1973)
- Introduction (The 1974 Annual World's Best SF) (1974)
- Preface (The Book of the Damned) (1974)
- Introduction (The Many Worlds of Andre Norton) (1974)
- Introduction (The 1975 Annual World's Best SF) (1975)
- Los hacedores de universos (fragment) [Spanish] (1975)
- Publisher's Preface (2018 A.D., or The King Kong Blues) (1975)
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Congratulations on SF-Magazine's 200th Issue [Japanese] (1975)
with
Brian W. Aldiss
and
Isaac Asimov
and
J. G. Ballard
and
Ray Bradbury
and
Arthur C. Clarke
and
Harlan Ellison
and
Philip José Farmer?Philip Jose Farmerand Harry Harrison and Robert A. Heinlein and Frank Herbert and Frederik Pohl and Robert Silverberg [only as byブライアン・W・オールディス?Buraian W. Ōrudisuandアイザック・アシモフ?Aizakku AshimofuandJ・G・バラード?J. G. Barādoandレイ・ブラッドベリ?Rei Buraddoberiandハーラン・エリスン?Hāran Erisunandフィリップ・ホセ・ファーマー?Firippu Hose Fāmāandハリイ・ハリスン?Harii Harisunandロバート・A・ハインライン?Robāto A. Hainrainand
Robaato A. Hainrainフランク・ハーバート?Furanku Hābātoandアーサー・C・クラーク?Āsā C. Kurākuandフレデリック・ポール?Furederikku Pōruandロバート・シルヴァーバーグ?Robāto Shiruvābāguand
Robato Shiruvabaguドナルド・A・ウォルハイム?Donarudo A. Woruhaimu] - Letter (An Exchange with Don Wollheim) (Science Fiction Review #14) (1975)
- Introduction (The Book of Andre Norton) (1975)
- Letter (The Diversifier #11) (1975) [only as by Don Wollheim]
- Introduction (The 1976 Annual World's Best SF) (1976)
- Introduction (The Best from the Rest of the World) (1976)
- Introduction (The DAW Science Fiction Reader) (1976)
-
Letter (Janus, Vol. 2, #3) (1976)
only appeared as:
- Variant: Letter (Janus, Sept. 1976) (1976) [as by Don Wollheim]
- Introduction (The 1977 Annual World's Best SF) (1977)
- Introduction (The 1978 Annual World's Best SF) (1978)
- Presentazione (King Kong Blues) [Italian] (1978)
- A Question (The Diversifier #26) (1978) with Marion Zimmer Bradley and Grant Carrington and David Gerrold and Stephen Goldin and Harry Harrison and H. Warner Munn and Andrew J. Offutt and Frederik Pohl and Andrew Porter
- Introduction (The 1979 Annual World's Best SF) (1979)
- Introduction (The 1980 Annual World's Best SF) (1980)
- Introduction (The 1981 Annual World's Best SF) (1981)
- Introduction (The 1982 Annual World's Best SF) (1982)
- Introduction (The Men from Ariel) (1982)
- Letter (Locus #261) (1982)
- Galactic Cluster MZB (1983)
- Introduction (The 1983 Annual World's Best SF) (1983)
- Introduction (The 1984 Annual World's Best SF) (1984)
- untitled (The Faces of Science Fiction) (1984)
- The One Tanith (1984)
- Introduction (The 1985 Annual World's Best SF) (1985)
- Letter (Science Fiction Review #58) (1986) [only as by Don Wollheim]
- Introduction (The 1986 Annual World's Best SF) (1986)
- Introduction (Downbelow Station) (1987)
- Introduction (The 1987 Annual World's Best SF) (1987)
- Letter (American Fantasy, Summer 1987) (1987) [only as by Donald Wollheim]
- Preface (Future and Fantastic Worlds: A Bibliographical Retrospective of DAW Books (1972-1987)) (1987)
- Letter, February 6, 1987 (1987)
- Letter (Elliott's Bookline, November 1989) (1987) [only as by Don Wollheim]
- Letter (Elliott's Bookline, November 1989) [2] (1987) [only as by Don Wollheim]
- Introduction (The 1988 Annual World's Best SF) (1988)
- Letter (Locus #329) (1988)
- Profile: Tanith Lee (1988)
- Introduction (Up There and Other Strange Directions) (1988)
- Guest of Honor Speech (Nolacon II) (1988)
- Letter to Roy Krenkel, Jr., February 13, 1962 (1989)
- Introduction (Double Your Pleasure: The Ace SF Double) (1989)
- Introduction (The 1990 Annual World's Best SF) (1990)
- 1988 Guest of Honor Speech (1991)
- Introduction (The Lost Continent) (1992) [only as by Donald Wollheim]
- Science-Fiction (Quasar) [Romanian] (1992)
- The Consensus Future (1992)
- Nor Has He Inquired (2004) [only as by Donald Wollheim]
- Guest of Honor Speech: Donald A. Wollheim (1988) (2006)
- Letter (Hannes Bok: A Life in Illustration) (2012)
- Asleep in the Afternoon (1940) by E. C. Large [only as by D. A. Wollheim]
- Lost Horizon (1940) by James Hilton [only as by D. A. Wollheim]
- Tarzan the Magnificent (1940) by Edgar Rice Burroughs [only as by D. A. Wollheim]
- The Invisible Man (1940) by H. G. Wells [only as by D. A. Wollheim]
- The Last Flower (1940) by James Thurber [only as by D. A. Wollheim]
- The New Adam (1940) by Stanley G. Weinbaum [only as by D. A. Wollheim]
- A Book of Miracles (1940) by Ben Hecht
- Attack on America (1940) by General Ared White
- The Hopkins Manuscript (1940) by R. C. Sherriff
- After Many a Summer Dies the Swan (1940) by Aldous Huxley [only as by D. A. Wollheim]
- The Outsider and Others (1940) by H. P. Lovecraft [only as by D. A. Wollheim]
-
Tales Before Midnight (1940)
by
Stephen Vincent Benét?Stephen Vincent Benet
- The Twenty-Fifth Hour (1940) by Herbert Best
- A Voyage to Cacklogallinia (1940) by Captain Samuel Brunt
- After London (1940) by Richard Jefferies
- The First to Awaken (1940) by Granville Hicks and Richard Bennett
- The Invasion from Mars (1940) by Hadley Cantril
- Souls' Judgment Day (1940) by Judge M. W. Albano
- The Marsian (1940) by J. W. Gilbert
- A Question of Identity (1940) by Godwin Lorac
- No Other Man (1940) by Alfred Noyes
- Tom (1940) by Don Prince
- Invasion (1941) by Hendrik Willem van Loon
- The Devil and the Doctor (1941) by David H. Keller
- The Devil and the Doctor (1941) by David H. Keller, M.D. [only as by DAW]
- The Synthetic Men of Mars (1941) by Edgar Rice Burroughs
- Lest Darkness Fall (1941) by L. Sprague de Camp [only as by DAW]
- Presenting Moonshine (1941) by John Collier
- The Books of Charles Fort (1941) by Charles Fort
- The Lungfish and the Unicorn (1941) by Willy Ley
- The Other Worlds (1941) by Phil Stong
- The Other Worlds (1942) by Phil Stong [only as by DAW]
- Lord of the World (1942) by Robert Hugh Benson
- Someone in the Dark (1942) by August Derleth
- The Face (1942) by Thomas P. Kelley
- The Incomplete Enchanter (1942) by Fletcher Pratt and L. Sprague de Camp
- A Fish Dinner in Memison (1942) by E. R. Eddison
- Islandia (1942) by Austin Tappan Wright
- Mr. Limpet (1942) by Theodore Pratt
- Sam Small Flies Again (1942) by Eric Knight
- The Days of Creation (1942) by Willy Ley
- The Midnight Reader (1942) by Philip Van Doren Stern
- Clark Gifford's Body (1942) by Kenneth Fearing
- Darkness and the Light (1942) by Olaf Stapledon
- Introduction to Islandia (1942) by Basil Davenport
- Jules Verne (1942) by Kenneth Allott
- Seven Footprints to Satan (1942) by A. Merritt
- The Land of Unreason (1942) by Fletcher Pratt and L. Sprague de Camp
- Out of Space and Time (1943) by Clark Ashton Smith
- The Uninvited (1943) by Dorothy Macardle
- They Walk Again (1943) by Colin de la Mare
- Try Another World (1943) by John J. Meyer
- Encyclopedie de l'Utopie des Voyages Extraordinaires et de la Science Fiction (1973) by Pierre Versins
- The Outsider and Others (1988) by H. P. Lovecraft
- Unser Autoreninterview [German] (1956) by Clark Darlton
- SF Film Festival in Triest, 1971 [1] [German] (1971) by Clark Darlton and Helmut Neuper (co-interviewed with Arthur C. Clarke)
- SF Film Festival in Triest, 1971 [2] [German] (1971) by Clark Darlton and Helmut Neuper (co-interviewed with Arthur C. Clarke)
- L'édition S.F. aux USA [French] (1972) by Patrice Duvic
- An Interview with Donald Wollheim (1980) by Richard E. Geis
- An Interview with Donald Wollheim, Part Two (1980) by Richard E. Geis
- Donald A. Wollheim (1982) by Charles Platt
- Meet the Editor: Donald A. Wollheim of DAW Books (1984) by Jeffrey M. Elliot
- DAW Celebrates 5 Million (1985) by Irene Majuk
- Donald A. Wollheim (1985) by uncredited
- Donald A. Wollheim (1987) by Elton T. Elliott
Non-Genre Titles
Anthologies
- A Quintet of Sixes (1969)