Author

Mark Clifton

3 series · 16 standalones · 26 works in the catalog

1906–1963 · Cordell, Oklahoma Territory, USA

Mark Irwin Clifton was an American science fiction writer, the co-winner of the second Hugo Award for best novel. He began publishing in May 1952 with the widely anthologized story "What Have I Done?".

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science fiction
space opera
humor
first contact

Series

Bossy(3 works)
Ralph Kennedy(5 works)
The Golden Age of Science Fiction Megapack(2 works)

Works

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25 of 26 works

Star, BrightMark Clifton1952novelette
The ConquerorMark Clifton1952short story
What Have I Done?Mark Clifton1952short story
CivilizedMark Clifton & Alex Apostolides1953short story
Crazy JoeyMark Clifton & Alex Apostolides1953short story
Hide! Hide! Witch!Mark Clifton & Alex Apostolides1953novelette
Progress ReportMark Clifton & Alex Apostolides1953short story
The Kenzie ReportMark Clifton1953short story
What Thin PartitionsMark Clifton & Alex Apostolides1953novelette
A Woman's PlaceMark Clifton1955novelette
Sense from Thought DivideMark Clifton1955novelette
Clerical ErrorMark Clifton1956novelette
How AlliedMark Clifton1957novelette
They'd Rather Be RightMark Clifton & Frank Riley1957novel
Do Unto OthersMark Clifton1958short story
Remembrance and ReflectionMark Clifton1958novelette
The Dread Tomato AddictionMark Clifton1958short story
What Now, Little Man?Mark Clifton1959novelette
Eight Keys to EdenMark Clifton1960novel
Hang Head, Vandal!Mark Clifton1962short story
When They Come from SpaceMark Clifton1962novel
The Science Fiction of Mark CliftonMark Clifton1980collection
The Second Golden Age of Science Fiction MegapackMark Clifton2014collection
Return of Creegar / Eight Keys to EdenMark Clifton & David Wright O'Brien2018omnibus
What Have I Done?: The Stories of Mark CliftonMark Clifton2020collection