Bibliography

Compiled by David Lambert and Carol Phillips

Opus No. Title Datesort descending Setting Publication type I.U.C. Notes
Telepresence January, 2003 N/A Non-Fiction with Marvin Minsky 8.8.97 at the CACNSP meeting, Tarzana
Scatterbrain January, 2003 N/A Non-Fiction essay on the ISS
Learning to Love the Space Station January, 2003 N/A Non-Fiction essay on the ISS
Scatterbrain January, 2003 N/A Collection Collection Info Niven's career from 1990 to 2003. Contents: Excerpt from Destiny's Road Excerpt from The Ringworld Throne Excerpt from The Burning City with Jerry Pournelle Excerpt from Saturn's Race with Steven Barnes Introduction: Where Do I Get My Crazy Ideas? Woman in Del Rey Crater, The Loki Procrustes How to Save Civilization and Make a Little Money Ice and Mirrors Ice and Mirrors Papers, The Smut Talk Telepresence Learning to Love the Space Station Autograph Ettiquette Tabletop Fusion Collaborations Intercon Trip Report: August 12, 1991 Handicap Did the Moon Move for You Too? Hugo Award Anecdotes Introduction to Man-Kzin Wars II Canon for the Man-Kzin Wars Epilogue: What I Tell Librarians Mars: Who Needs It? Introduction to Peter Hamilton story
Integral Trees, The (Omnibus) August, 2003 The State: The Smoke Ring Short Story Omnibus of two novels: Integral Trees, The Smoke Ring, The
Food Story for the Con Jose Program Book September, 2003 N/A Essay Niven talk about the effects of quitting smoking, on his taste buds and on his writing.
Introduction to The Rackham Files by Dean Ing February, 2004 N/A Introduction Like the title says
Preface to Ringworld's Children August, 2004 Known Space: About Non-Fiction further discussion of Ringworld's literary and physical parameters
Magic Goes Away Collection, The February, 2005 Magic Universe: Warlock Collection Collecting three previous Warlock books, with a new introduction by the author: Magic May Return, The More Magic Magic Goes Away, The
Introduction February, 2005 N/A Introduction Introduction to Magic Goes Away Collection, The
Hunting Park, The October, 2005 Known Space: Man-Kzin Wars Short Story A team of Kzinti study humanity's origins by touring an African hunting park under the guise of a group of tourists on safari.
Introduction January, 2006 N/A Introduction A new introduction to the Draco Tavern and its exotic inhabitants, written for the new collection Draco Tavern, The  
Playhouse January, 2006 Draco Tavern Short Story D.T. 23 The Draco Tavern plays host to some exuberant alien children.
Lost January, 2006 Draco Tavern Short Story D.T. 24 Rick Schumann accepts an offer to take a quick joyride with an alien, unaware that Vanayn is a time-traveller with a hit-or-miss approach to navigation..
Losing Mars January, 2006 Draco Tavern Short Story D.T. 25 Rick Schumann faces the possiblity that aliens may claim Mars as their property, and there's nothing humanity can do about it.
Draco Tavern, The January, 2006 Draco Tavern Collection Draco Tavern omnibus with new stories and a new introduction by the author. Contents: Introduction Subject is Closed, The Grammar Lesson Assimilating Our Culture, That's What They're Doing! Heights, The Wisdom of Demons, The Smut Talk Ssoroghod's People Schumann Computer, The Green Marauder, The Real Thing, The War Movie Limits Table Manners One Night at the Draco Tavern Missing Mass, The Convergence of the Old Mind, The Chrysalis Death Addict, The Storm Front Slow Ones, The Cruel and Unusual Ones Who Stay Home, The Breeding Maze Playhouse Lost Losing Mars Playground Earth
Gatherer's Guild, The February, 2007 Stand Alone Short Story Michael Jones of SFsite.com writes "Larry Niven turns his attention towards the United States government, in 'The Gatherer's Guild.' Or rather, to the numerous secretive departments of the IRS, who possess technology and privileges beyond imagining."
Robert Bussard December, 2007 N/A Essay
Playground Earth January, 2008 Draco Tavern Short Story D.T. 26 In the wake of the terrorist bombing of the Draco Tavern, Rick Schumann faces a planet that's suddenly anti-alien. But the aliens are here to stay...
Nightmare: the Genetics Game December, 2008 N/A Essay Read It Here! A non-fiction essay with a theme similar to that of "It's Only a Story" and "Ssoroghod's People," reminding us that dangerous experiments with weapons, viruses or genetically tailored crops should take place on the moon, not in Earth's fragile biosphere.

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