The Ultimate Guide to Science Fiction: An A-Z of Science-Fiction Books by Title. PN3448.S45 S29 ÊĮarlier, still useful, but now somewhat dated edition of Clute and Nicholls, above. Newman, John: Future War Novels: An Annotated Bibliography of Works in English Published Since 1946. *Magill, Frank: Survey of Science Fiction Literature: Bibliographical Supplement. Be sure to check the supplement listed below as well. Summaries, brief discussions, and selected bibliographies make this an excellent place to begin researching a particular work. *Magill, Frank: Survey of Science Fiction Literature: Five Hundred 2,000-Word Essay-Reviews of World-Famous Science Fiction Novels with 2,500 Bibliographical References. The Cambridge Companion to Science Fiction. Good as a supplement to Clute & Nicholls, above. Reader’s Guide to Twentieth-Century Science Fiction. Articles on movements, themes, genres, as well as authors, etc.įletcher, Marilyn P. Generally considered the best of the encyclopedias. *Clute, John & Peter Nicholls, eds.: Encyclopedia of Science Fiction. The strong point of this survey is its coverage of early works, especially British fiction. (British) 3rd ed., PN 3448 S45c 56x (replaces 2nd edition, Z6207 P) PT 148 11Ĭlarke, Ignatius Frederick: Tale of the Future: From the Beginning to the Present Day. HolRef PS648.SĪlso available as an electronic resource for WSU users through Griffin.īloch, Robert N.: Bibliographie der utopischen und phantastischen literatur, 1750-1950. Science-Fiction: The Gernsback Years: A Complete Coverage of the Genre Magazines “Amazing,” “Astounding,” “Wonder,” and Others from 1926 through 1936. HolRef PN 34 (replaces The Checklist of Fantastic Literature, 808.3 ZB616c)īleiler, Everett F. A63x 1987) are also in the collection.īleiler, Everett F.: The Checklist of Science-Fiction and Supernatural Fiction. A6x) and third editions (HolRef PN3433.8. Recommended especially for small libraries. It is especially strong on foreign SF, though this coverage was reduced in the fourth edition. This is among the most important standard reference works in the field, summarizing hundreds of pieces of fiction. *Barron, Neil: Anatomy of Wonder 4: A Critical Guide to Science Fiction. Look for reference works and indexes first in the Reference Room, not in the regular stacks. Paul Brians is now retired, and this bibliography is no longer be updated, so it is bound to be incomplete but it may still be useful. It does not include works of science fiction as such. It is not a complete bibliography of SF research, only of that in the WSU library and the call numbers may not match those in other libraries. If you are doing research on science fiction, this bibliography is a good place to start.
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