Miscellaneous Literary Pieces
This is a listing of various things that one can keep coming across when they are researching Andre's work. I include them because in many places they are incorrectly listed, and over the years I have been able to exclude them from Andre's work usually by obtaining them and getting the proof firsthand.
- The Human Zero and Other Science Fiction Masterpieces, (1967) Edited by Sam Moskowitz and Roger Elwood, Published by Tower Publications, PB, # 43-906, $0.60 ~ Andre Norton's name appears on both front and rear covers for "The Gifts of Asti" but the story is not in this book.
- Horror Times Ten (1967) Edited by Alden H. Norton, Published by Berkley Medallion, PB, 0-425-02693- , # X1414, $0.75 ~ This book is very often attributed to Andre Norton by mistake.
- Flashing Swords 1, (1973) Edited by Lin Carter, US version Published by Dell, # 2640, 266 pg ~ UK Version Published by Mayflower, PB, 0-583-12418-6, 40p, ~ Often comes up in search for Andre Norton books (even though there is no story by Andre Norton), and can be what you get if you order Flashing Swords 2 or 3 (which have Norton stories) ~ shown is both US and UK cover.
- Moonsinger’s Friends: An Anthology in Honor of Andre Norton (1985) Edited by Suzan Swartz, Published by Bluejay Books, TP, 0-312-94326-1, $8.95, 342pg ~ cover by Victoria Poyser.
- Moonsinger’s Friends: An Anthology in Honor of Andre Norton (1985) Edited by Suzan Swartz, Published by Severn House, HC, 0-727-81341-2, 352pg ~ cover by Victoria Poyser ~ UK Printing.
- Moonsinger’s Friends: In Honor of Andre Norton – (A Very Special Tribute) (1986) Edited by Suzan Swartz, Published by TOR, PB, 0-812-55446-9 ~ cover by Victoria Poyser.
- Sisters in Fantasy 2, Edited by Susan Swartz & Martin H. Greenberg, Published by ROC, PB, 0-451-45503-7, $5.99 ~ Often comes up in search for Andre Norton books, can be what you get if you order "Sisters in Fantasy" and is often the image posted.
- Andre Norton's contemporary Alan E. Nourse might be mistaken for a pen name of hers. He was a real person, a physician and s.f. author, and in fact the two shared an Ace Double edition.