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SECOND CHILDHOOD, Galaxy, Feb, 1951

SENIOR CITIZEN, F&SF, Oct, 1975

Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year, Fifth Annual Collection, ed. Lester del Rey, E.P. Dutton, U.S., 1976
Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year, Fifth Annual Collection, ed. Lester del Rey, E.P. Dutton, U.K., 1976
Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year, Fifth Annual Collection, ed. Lester del Rey, Ace, 1977

SEVEN CAME BACK, Amazing Stories, Oct, 1950
(also known as “Mirage”)

SHADOW OF LIFE, Astounding, March, 1943

SHADOW SHOW, F&SF, Nov, 1953

SHADOW WORLD, Galaxy, Sep, 1957

THE SHIPSHAPE MIRACLE, If, Jan, 1963

The Best Science Fiction from If, ed. Frederik Pohl, Galaxy Pub. Co., 1964

SHOTGUN CURE, F&SF, Jan, 1961

THE SIMPLE WAY, City, Gnome, 1952
(also known as “The Trouble With Ants”)

City, Ace, 1981

THE SITTERS, Galaxy, Apr , 1958

All the Traps of Earth and Other Stories, Doubleday, 1962

SKIRMISH, Science Fiction Thinking Machines
(also known as “Bathe Your Bearings in Blood!”)

A Science Fiction Omnibus, ed. Brian W. Aldiss, Penguin, 2007

SMALL DEER,  Galaxy, Oct , 1965

The Best of Clifford D. Simak, Sidgwick & Jackson, 1975

The Best of Clifford D. Simak, Sphere Books, 1975

Science-Fiction, 7 short stories En Bilingue, ed. Anon., Paris: Aubier-Flammarion, 1978

Immigrant and Other Stories, Mandarin, 1991

Dinosaurs II, ed. Jack Dann & Gardner Dozois, Ace, 1995

The Collected Stories of Clifford D. Simak Volume II: Physician to the Universe & Other Stories, ed. Phil Stephensen-Payne, Darkside Press 2005

SO BRIGHT THE VISION,  Fantastic Universe, Aug, 1956

So Bright the Vision, Clifford D. Simak, Ace, 1968

So Bright the Vision, Clifford D. Simak, Magnum Books, 1978

So Bright the Vision, Clifford D. Simak, Methuen, 1985

So Bright the Vision, Clifford D. Simak, Severn House, 1986

S.O.S IN TIME^*,  Thrills Incorporated, No. 8, October, 1950

THE SPACE BEASTS, Astonishing, April, 1940

SPACEBRED GENERATIONS, Science Fiction Plus, Aug, 1953
(also known as “Target Generation”)

Spacebred Generations, Wildside Press, April, 2009

THE SPACEMAN'S VAN GOGH, Science Fiction Stories, Mar, 1956

SPACESHIP IN A FLASK, Astounding, July, 1941

THE STREET THAT WASN'T THERE (with Carl Jacobi)^**, Comet, July, 1941
(also known as “The Lost Street”)

SUNSPOT PURGE, Astounding, Nov, 1940

The Best of Clifford D. Simak, Sidgwick & Jackson, 1975
The Best of Clifford D. Simak, Sphere Books, 1975
The Collected Stories of Clifford D. Simak Volume I: Eternity Lost & Other Stories, ed. Phil Stephensen-Payne, Darkside Press 2005

TARGET GENERATION , Strangers in the Universe
(also known as “Spacebred Generations”)

THE THING IN THE STONE, If, Mar, 1970

TO WALK A CITY'S STREET, Infinity #3, ed. Robert Hoskins, Lancer, 1972

TOOLS, Astounding, Jul , 1942

THE TROUBLE WITH ANTS , Fantastic Adventures, January, 1951
(also known as “The Simple Way”)

UNIVAC: 2200, Frontiers 1: Tomorrow’s Alternatives, ed. Roger Elwood, Macmillan U.S., 1973

UNSILENT SPRING (with Richard S. Simak), Stellar #2, ed. Judy-Lynn del Rey, Ballantine , 1976

THE VOICE IN THE VOID, Wonder Stories Quarterly, Spring, 1932

THE WHISTLING WELL, Dark Forces, ed. Kirby McCauley

THE WORLD OF THE RED SUN, Wonder Stories, Dec, 1931

THE WORLD THAT COULDN'T BE, Galaxy, Jan, 1958 ^***

WORLDS WITHOUT END, Future, #31, 1956

WORRYWART, Galaxy, September, 1953

YOU`LL NEVER GO HOME AGAIN, Fantastic Adventures, July, 1951
(also known as “Beachhead”)

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Notes:
^*This is a condensed version of "The Loot of Time". I was finally able to locate a copy of this magazine and confirmed that "S.O.S In Time" is a word for word reprint of "The Loot of Time" with some descriptive narrative shortened and the last section about 'Old One Eye' in the Time Tractor excluded altogether. The story is attributed to "Durham Keys". I have researched through some online sources that have detailed the contents of all 23 issues of "Thrills Incorporated". Keys authored three other stories for the June, August, and September, 1950 issues of "Thrills Incorporated". I have obtained a copy of the June 1950 issue with the story "Space Pirates Inc." also by Keys. This story does not match any known Simak story. Phil Stephensen Payne has offered the following information: "Durham Keys was a pseudonym for an Australian fan called Durham Keith Garton who also wrote as K. E. Dresser & Durham Keyes and was notorious for plagiarising other authors' stories." We can only assume, therefore, that "S.O.S. In Time" is an unauthorized reprinting of "The Loot of Time".

^**"The Street That Wasn't There" is available to read online through "Project Gutenberg" at: http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/22218. It can also be viewed online at: http://manybooks.net/titles/simakc2221822218.html. Now that it is in the Public Domain, it has been recorded by Peter Yearsley as part of the LibriVox project. The audio version can be downloaded at: http://librivox.org/librivox%E2%80%99s-short-story-collection-vol-016-2/

^***Dark Forces: The 25th Anniversary Special Edition was made available in two formats: Limited Edition: 300 copies, signed by the editor and artists on a specially illustrated signature page, bound in a deluxe material, with full-color plates and black & white interior illustrations, a full-color dust jacket, and housed in a custom-made traycase. Lettered Edition: 26 copies, with all the special features of the Limited Edition, a different type of high quality binding, and housed in a custom-made deluxe hinged box.

^****"The World That Couldn't Be" is available to read online at: http://manybooks.net/titles/simakc3202632026.html.