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F Series

• F-104 Kenneth Bulmer "No Man's World / Poul Anderson "Mayday Orbit" 1961 first of the F-Series double novels
• F-113 Charles L. Fontenay "Rebels of The Red Planet" / J.T. McIntosh "200 Hundred Years to Christmas" 1961
• F-117 Marion Zimmer Bradley/Chandler
• F-119 Gordon R. Dickson "Special Delivery" / "Delusion Planet"
• F-123 Robert Silverberg "Collision Course" / Leigh Brackett 'the Nemesis From Terra" 1961
• F-127 Marion Zimmer Bradley"Seven From The Stars" / Keith Laumer"Worlds Of The Imperium" 1962
• F-129 William F. Temple "The Automated Goliath" / William F. Temple "The Three Suns Of Amara" 1962.
• F-133 John Brunner "Secret Agent of Terra" / Bertram Chandler "The Rim of Space".
• F-139 Robert Poul Anderson "The Makeshift Rocket"/"Un-Man and Other Stories 1962
• F-141 Robert Moore Williams "The Darkness Before Tommorrow" / Keith Woodcott "The Ladder In The Sky" 1962
• F-145 Robert Silverberg "Next Stop The stars" / "The Seed of Earth" 1962
• F-147 Andre Norton "The Sea Seige" / The Eye of The Monster"
• F-149 Robert Moore Williams / de Vet
• F-153 Marion Zimmer Bradley "The Sword of Aldones" / The Planet Savers"
• F-154 A.E Van Vogt "The Wizard of Linn"
• F-161 John Brunner "Times Without Number" / David Grinnel "Destinies Orbit"
• F-167 Andre Norton "Catseye"
• F-173 James White "Second Ending" / Samuel R. Delaney " The Jewels of Aptor"
• F-174 Rex Gordon "First Through Time"
• F-178 Donald A. Wolheim (ed) "More Adventures On Other Planets"
• F-183 Andre Norton "The Defiant Agents"
• F-185 Jack Vance "5 Gold Bands"
• F-187 Leigh Brackett " Alpha-Centauri or Die"
• F-188 Philip F. Nowlan "Armageddon 2419"
• F-242 John Brunner "The Rites of Ohe" / Castaway World" (1963)
• F-243 Andre Norton "Lord of Thunder" (1963)
• F-249 L.Sprague de Camp "The Hand of Zei" "the Search for Zei"
• F-253 Calvin M. Knox "One of Our Asteroids is Missing" / A.E. Van Vogt "The Twisted Men"
• F-261 Samuel R. Delaney "The Towers of Toron" / Robtert M. Williams "The Lunar Eye"
• F-265 Jack Vance "The Houses of Iszm" / "Son of The Tree"
• F-273 Marion Zimmer Bradley "Falcons of Narabedla" / "The Dark Intruder"
• F-275 Philip E. High "No Truce With Terra" / Murray Leinster ' The Duplicators" 1964
• F-295 Robert Silverberg "The Silent Invaders" / William F. Temple "Battle on Venus"
• F-299 John Brunner "Endless Shadow"/ Gardner Fox "The Arsenal of Miracles" (1964) last F-series double novel
• F-366 Andre Norton "The Last Planet" 1953
• F-329 Andre Norton "Storm Over Warlock" 1960

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Leigh Brackett (December 7, 1915 - March 18, 1978), although best known for her fantasy and science fiction, also wrote mystery novels and Hollywood screenplays, most notably The Big Sleep (1945), Rio Bravo (1958), The Long Goodbye (1973) and The Empire Strikes Back (1980) She received the Hugo award posthumously for... Notable people named John Brunner include: John Brunner (industrialist) John Brunner (novelist) This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. ... Science fiction and fantasy author Andre Alice Norton (February 17, 1912 – March 17, 2005) was born Alice Mary Norton in Cleveland, Ohio. ... Alfred Elton van Vogt (April 26, 1912 - January 26, 2000) was a Canadian-born science fiction author. ... John Holbrook Vance (b. ... Marion Eleanor Zimmer Bradley (June 3, 1930 - September 25, 1999) was a prolific author of largely feminist fantasy novels such as The Mists of Avalon and was a steadfast encourager of equality (and quality) in writing. ... Murray Leinster (June 16, 1896 - June 8, 1975) was the nom de plume of William Fitzgerald Jenkins, an American science fiction and alternative history writer. ... At the 63rd World Science Fiction Convention in Glasgow, August 2005 Robert Silverberg (born January 15, 1935 in Brooklyn, NY) is a prolific author best known for writing science fiction, a multiple winner of both the Hugo and Nebula Awards. ... Notable people named John Brunner include: John Brunner (industrialist) John Brunner (novelist) This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. ... Gardner Fox (May 20, 1911 – December 24, 1986) was an American writer born Gardner Francis Fox in Brooklyn, New York. ... Science fiction and fantasy author Andre Alice Norton (February 17, 1912 – March 17, 2005) was born Alice Mary Norton in Cleveland, Ohio. ... Science fiction and fantasy author Andre Alice Norton (February 17, 1912 – March 17, 2005) was born Alice Mary Norton in Cleveland, Ohio. ...

D Series

• D-031 A.E. Van Vogt "The World of Null-A" / "The Universe Maker" (1954)

first true S.F. double novel Alfred Elton van Vogt (April 26, 1912 - January 26, 2000) was a Canadian-born science fiction author. ...

• D-036 Robert E. Howard "Conan the Conqueror" / Leigh Brackett "The Sword of Rhiannon" (1954)
• D-044 Eric Frank Russell "The Ulitimate Invader" / "Sentinels From Space" (1954)
• D-53 Murray Leinster "Gateway to Elsewhere" /A.E, Van Vogt "The Weapon Shops Of Isher"
• D-099 Robert Moore Williams "Conquest of Space Sea" / Leigh Brackett "The Galactic Breed" (1952)
• D-110 Isaac Asimov "The 1,000 Year Plan" / "No World of Their Own" (1955)
• D-118 Charles L. Harness "The Paradox Men" / Jack Williamson "Dome Around America" (1955)
• D-125 Isaac Asimov "The Man Who Upset The Universe" (1952)
• D-139 Nick Bodie Williams "The Atom Curtain" / Gordon R. Dickson "Alien From Arcturus" (1956)
• D-146 Lee Corey "Contraband Rocket" / Murray Leinster "The Forgotten Planet"
• D-159 Philip K. Dick "The World Jones Made" / Margaret St Clair "Agent Unknown"
• D-162 Jerry Sohl "The Mars Monoply" / R. DeWitt Miller "The Man Who Lived Forever", (1956)
• D-164 Gordon R. Dickson "Mankind on The Run" / Andre Norton "The Crossroads of Time"
• D-176 T.C. McClary "3 Thousand Years" / Margaret St. Clair "The Green Queen" (1956)
• D-215 Eric Frank Russell "3 To Conquer" / "Doomsday Eve" (1957)
• D-295 Jack Vance "Big Planet" / "The Slaves of The Klau"
• D-242 A.E. Van Vogt "Empire of the Atom" / Frank Belknap Long "Space Station #1 (1957)
• D-277 Murray Leinster "City on The Moon" / Donald A. Wolheim (ed) "Men on The Moon"
• D-291 Calvin M. Knox (Robert Silverberg) "Lest We forget Thee, Earth" / Raymond Z. Gallum "People Minus X" (1958)
• D-303 Poul Anderson "The Snows of Ganymede" / "War of the Wing-Men" (1958)
• D-315 Eric Frank Russell "The Space Willies" / "Six Worlds Yonder"
• D-322 Robert Moore Williams "The Blue Atom" / "The Void Beyond"
• D-345 Andre Norton "Plague Ship" / "Voodoo Planet" (1959)
• D-407 Poul Anderson "We Claim These Stars" / Robert Silverberg "The Planet Killers" (1959)
• D-413 Harlan Ellison, "The Man With Nine Lives" / "A Touch of Infinity," (1960)
• D-497 Keith Woodcott "I Speak For Earth" / Ray Cummings "Wandl The Invader" (1961)
• D-509 Andre Norton "The Beast Master" / "Star Hunter" (1959)
• D-517 Clifford Simak "The Trouble With Tyco" / Bertram A. Chandler "Bring Back Yesterday" (1961) Last of the D-series double novels

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H series

• H-20 Kenneth Bulmer "The Key to the Imperium" / Alan Swartz "The Wandering Tellurian" (1967) first of the H-series double novels
• H-21 Jack Vance "The Last Castle" / Tony Russell Wayman "World Of The Sleeper" (1967)
• H-27 Juanita Coulson "Crisis on Cheiron" (1967)/E.C. Tubb "The Winds of Gath" )1967)
• H-34 Mack Reynolds "Computer War" (1967) / E.C. Tubb "Death is a Dream" (1967)
• H-36 Emil Petaja "Tramontane" / Michael Moorcock "The Wrecks Of Time" (1967)
• H-48 Ellen Wobig "The Youth Monopoly " / Lan Wright "The Pictures Of Pavanne" (1968)
• H-51 John M. Faucette "Crown Of Infinity" / Emil Petaja "The Prism" (1968)
• H-59 Philip E. High "The Time Mercenaries" / Louis Trimble "Anthropol" (1968)
• H-77 Juanita Coulson "The Singing Stones" / E.C. Tubb "Derai" (1968)
• H-107 Mack Reynolds "Code Duello" / John M. Faucette "The Age of Ruin" (1968) last of the H-series double novels

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Numbered Series

• 15890 Bertram A. Chandler "The Rim of Space" (1962) / Marion Zimmer Bradley "The Door Through Space" (1961)
• 16640 Jack Vance "The Dragon Masters" / "5 Gold Bands" (1962)
• 16641 Jack Vance "The Dragon Masters" / "The Last Castle" (1973)
• 31755 Bertram A. Chandler "The Hard Way Up" / Robert Lory "The Veiled World" (1972)
• 37062 Bertram A. Chandler "The Inheritors" / "The Gateway to Never" (1972)
• 22600 Dean R. Koontz "The Fall Of The Dream Machine" / Kenneth Bulmer "The Star Venturers" (1969)
• 42800 E.C. Tubb "Kalin"/ Alex Dain "The Bane of Kanthos" (1969)
• 42900 Lin Carter "Tower Of The Medusa" / George H. Smith "Kar Kaballa" (1969)
• 52180 Robert Lory "A Harvest Of Hoodwinks" / Masters Of The Lamp (1970)
• 77710 Robert Lory "The Eyes Of Bolsk" / Mack Reynolds "The Space Barbarians"(1969)
• 77785 Eric Frank Russell "Six Worlds Yonder" / "The Space Willies"
• 81680 John Jakes "Tonight We Steal The Stars / Laurence M. Janifer/S. J. Treibich "The Wagered World" (1969)
• 89250 Marion Zimmer Bradley "The Winds Of Darkover" / John Rackham "The Anything Tree" (1970)