SHORT FICTION BY DR. ROBERT L. FORWARD

Short Stories of Dr. Robert L. Forward

1. "The Singing Diamond," Omni 1, #6, 70-73 (February 1979). [Reprinted on pp. 179-189 of Indistinguishable From Magic, Baen Books, New York (1995).]

2. "I Demand the Stars For My Children!" under pseudonym Susan Lull, Galileo 2, 38-59 (September 1979).

3. "The Cerebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras III," with Martha Dodson, Stellar #6, Judy-Lynn del Rey, Editor., pp. 97-109, Random House (1980).

4. "Twin Paradox," Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, 103, 78-86 (August 1983). [A longer version is reprinted on pp. 267-290 of Indistinguishable From Magic, Baen Books, New York (1995).]

5. "Acceleration Constant", Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, 106, No. 3, 76-88 (March 1986). [Reprinted on pp. 212-231 of Indistinguishable From Magic, Baen Books, New York (1995).]

6. "A Matter Most Strange", Microverse, Byron Preiss Books, NY (1988). [Reprinted on pp. 321-339 of Indistinguishable From Magic, Baen Books, New York (1995).]

7. "Fading into Blackness", Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, 108, No. 7, 60-69 (July 1988). [Reprinted on pp. 133-147 of Indistinguishable From Magic, Baen Books, New York (1995).]

8. "Self Limiting", Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, 112, No. 6, 90-92 (May 1992). [Reprinted on pp. 363-367 of Indistinguishable From Magic, Baen Books, New York (1995).]

9. "Turn Left at the Moon", pp. 29-58 of Indistinguishable From Magic, Baen Books, New York (1995).

10. "Race to the Pole", pp. 90-103 of Indistinguishable From Magic, Baen Books, New York (1995).]

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