All the Science Fiction Stories and All the Books

This page has four sections:

1. A list of all the science fiction short stories (and novellas) that Cordwainer Smith wrote, with dates of original publication.
2. Another list of all the stories, in the same order, but this time the entry for each story lists which books it was published in. (Anthologies with works of various authors are not included.) This list includes alternate titles as well.
3. A list of all the books, with publication dates.
4. And a list of what stories appear in each book.

I'm sure this page will have many uses. One handy one would be for someone thinking of buying a used book online and wanting to know what stories are in it.

I've removed all the illustrations from this page. With literally hundreds of hyperlinks, I wanted it to load as quickly as possible. See other pages in this section for cover art.

As I edited this page for this revision of the website, I was once again astounded at the work that Mike Bennett put into this list. Of course, there may be a few errors in a work of this magnitude -- including some I may have introduced in editing the html code -- but I expect you'll find it useful. Do browse through it -- it's not only a list; here and then Mike Bennett comments as well.

-- Rosana

I. THE SHORT STORIES OF CORDWAINER SMITH

War No. 81-Q June 1928
Scanners Live In Vain June 1950
The Game Of Rat And Dragon October 1955
Mark Elf May 1957
The Burning Of The Brain October 1958
Western Science Is So Wonderful December 1958
No, No, Not Rogov! February 1959
Nancy March 1959
When The People Fell April 1959
Golden The Ship Was - Oh! Oh! Oh! April 1959
Angerhelm June 1959
The Fife Of Bodhidharma June 1959
The Lady Who Sailed The Soul April 1960
Alpha Ralpha Boulevard June 1961
Mother Hitton's Littul Kittons June 1961
A Planet Named Shayol October 1961
From Gustible's Planet July 1962
The Ballad of Lost C'Mell October 1962
Think Blue, Count Two February 1963
On The Gem Planet October 1963
Drunkboat October 1963
The Good Friends October 1963
The Boy Who Bought Old Earth April 1964
The Store Of Heart's Desire May 1964
The Crime And The Glory Of Commander Suzdal May 1964
The Dead Lady Of Clown Town August 1964
On The Storm Planet February 1965
Three To A Given Star October 1965
On The Sand Planet December 1965
Under Old Earth February 1966
Down To A Sunless Sea October 1975
The Queen Of The Afternoon April 1978
The Colonel Came Back From Nothing-At-All May 1979
Himself In Anachron 1993

 II. WHERE EACH STORY APPEARED

War No. 81-Q
Short Story

1. The Adjutant Vol. IX, No. 1, June 1928
    The Adjutant was Central High School, Washington D. C. cadet corps's paper.

2.The Instrumentality Of Mankind, May 1979, pp 21-25

3. (Rewritten version) The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 19-27
    Rewritten in 1961 for inclusion in You Will Never Be The Same.

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 613-615


Scanners Live In Vain
Novelette


1. Fantasy Book (cover story), June 1950, pp 32-73, 85-88
    Cover by Jack Gaughan.

2. You Will Never Be The Same, 1963, pp 49-82

3. The Best Of Cordwainer Smith, July 1975, pp 9-42

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 65-95
    Page 64 has a facsimile of his letter of submission to Fantasy Book dated March 9, 1948.

The Game Of Rat And Dragon
Short Story

1. Galaxy, October 1955, pp 127-143
    Illustrated by Hunter.

2. You Will Never Be The Same, 1963, pp 83-96

3. Under Old Earth and other explorations, 1970, pp 11-24

4. The Best Of Cordwainer Smith, July 1975, pp 67-81

5. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 163-175


Mark Elf
Short Story

1. Saturn, May 1957, pp 62-75, printed as "Mark XI"
    Missing the short introduction.
    Illustrated by ?

2. You Will Never Be The Same, 1963, pp 143-156

3. The Instrumentality Of Mankind, May 1979, pp 25-40

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 29-40

The Burning Of The Brain
Short Story

1. Worlds of If, October 1958, pp 84-91
   
2. You Will Never Be The Same, 1963, pp 97-106

3. The Best Of Cordwainer Smith, July 1975, pp 83-92

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 177-185


Western Science Is So Wonderful
Short Story

1. If, December 1958, pp 79-89
  
2. Stardreamer, August 1971, pp 170-185

3. The Instrumentality Of Mankind, May 1979, pp 171-186

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 617-627


No, No, Not Rogov!
Short Story

1. If, February 1959, pp 107-120
  
2. You Will Never Be The Same, 1963, pp 7-24

3. The Instrumentality Of Mankind, May 1979, pp 1-21

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 3-18


Nancy
Short Story

1. Satellite, March 1959, pp 25-29, printed as "The Nancy Routine"
    Ending severely abridged.

2. The Instrumentality Of Mankind, May 1979, pp 186-200

3. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 629-639


When The People Fell
Short Story

Alternate Titles: "The Goonhogo Itself On Venus"
"The Taking Of Venus"
"A Rain Of People"

1. Galaxy, April 1959, pp 147-158
    Illustrated by Siegel.

2. Stardreamer, August 1971, pp 129-143

3. The Instrumentality Of Mankind, May 1979, pp 71-84

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 119-128


Golden The Ship Was - Oh! Oh! Oh!
Short Story

Written with Genevieve Linebarger

Alternate Title: "The Lords Of The Instrumentality"

1. Amazing, April 1959, pp 23-28
    Abridged.

2. You Will Never Be The Same, 1963, pp 107-114

3. The Best Of Cordwainer Smith, July 1975, pp 93-100

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 215-221


Angerhelm
Short Story

1. Star Science Fiction Stories #6, June 1959, pp 77-98
    Edited by Frederick Pohl, printed by Ballantine Books

2. Stardreamer, August 1971, pp 144-169

3. The Instrumentality Of Mankind, May 1979, pp 210-233

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 649-666


The Fife Of Bodhidharma
Short Story

1. Fantastic, June 1959, pp 85-92

2. Stardreamer, August 1971, pp 119-128

3. The Instrumentality Of Mankind, May 1979, pp 200-209

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 641-647


The Lady Who Sailed The Soul
Short Story

Written with Genevieve Linebarger

1. Galaxy, April 1960, pp 58-81
    Abridged.
    Illustrated by Dillon.

2. You Will Never Be The Same, 1963, pp 25-48

3. The Best Of Cordwainer Smith, July 1975, pp 43-66

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 97-117


Alpha Ralpha Boulevard
Short Story

1. The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, June 1961, pp 5-29

2. You Will Never Be The Same, 1963, pp 115-142

3. Under Old Earth and other explorations, 1970, pp 93-119

4. The Best Of Cordwainer Smith, July 1975, pp 259-286

5. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 375-399


Mother Hitton's Littul Kittons
Short Story

Alternate Titles: "The Robber, The Woman and The Moon"
"Benjacomin Bozart"
"To Wake, to Kill, to Die"

1. Galaxy, June 1961, pp 98-120
    Illustrated by Virgil Finlay.

2. Space Lords, May 1965, pp 11-34

3. The Best Of Cordwainer Smith, July 1975, pp 235-257

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 355-374


A Planet Named Shayol
Novelette

Alternate Title: "People Never Live Forever"

1. Galaxy, October 1961, pp 8-46
    Illustrated by Virgil Finlay.

2. Space Lords, May 1965, pp 167-204

3. Under Old Earth and other explorations, 1970, pp 154-188

4. The Best Of Cordwainer Smith, July 1975, pp 307-342

5. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 419-450


From Gustible's Planet
Short Story

Alternate Title: "The Big Lick"

1. Worlds of If, July 1962, pp 25-30

2. The Instrumentality Of Mankind, May 1979, pp 129-136

3. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 187-192


The Ballad of Lost C'Mell
Short Story

Alternate Title: "She Got The Which of the What She Did"
"Where Is The Which Of What She Did" (false start title)


1. Galaxy (cover story), October 1962, pp 8-28
 
2. Space Lords, May 1965, pp 146-166

3. Under Old Earth and other explorations, 1970, pp 120-138

4. The Best Of Cordwainer Smith, July 1975, pp 287-306

5. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 401-418



Think Blue, Count Two
Novelette

Alternate Title: "Lady if a Man . .. ."

1. Galaxy, February 1963, pp 47-76
    Illustrated by R. D. Francis.

2. Stardreamer, August 1971, pp 1-38

3. The Instrumentality of Mankind, May 1979, pp 85-118

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 129-154


On The Gem Planet
Novelette

Alternate Title: "The Wise Old Horse On Pontippidon"

1. Galaxy, October 1963, pp 92-118
    Illustrated by Wood.

2. Quest Of The Three Worlds, 1966, pp 6-34

3. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 451-473


Drunkboat
Novelette

Alternate Title: "Archipelagoes of Stars"


1. Amazing Stories (cover story), October 1963, pp 6-34
    Cover and Illustrated by Lloyd Birmingham.

2. Space Lords, May 1965, pp 114-145

3. The Instrumentality Of Mankind, May 1979, pp 136-171

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 327-353

The Good Friends
Short Story

Alternate Title: "Those Good Old Friends of Mine"

1. Worlds of Tomorrow, October 1963, pp 60-63

2. Stardreamer, August 1971, pp 113-118

3. The Instrumentality Of Mankind, May 1979, pp 233-238

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 667-671


The Boy Who Bought Old Earth
Novella

The first half of Norstrilia, edited and added to for magazine publication.  See also The Planet Buyer.

1. Galaxy, April 1964, pp 7-105
   

The Store Of Heart's Desire
Novella

The second half of Norstrilia, edited and added to for magazine publication.  See also The Underpeople.

1. Worlds of If (cover story), May 1964, pp 77-127
    Cover by Dember.  Illustrated by Giunta.


The Crime And The Glory Of Commander Suzdal
Short Story

1. Amazing Stories, May 1964, pp 18-34
    Illustrated by Schelling.

2. Under Old Earth and other explorations, 1970, pp 139-153

3. Stardreamer, August 1971, pp 92-112

4. The Best Of Cordwainer Smith, July 1975, pp 101-116

5. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 201-214


The Dead Lady Of Clown Town
Novella

Alternate Titles: "The Dead Lady Panc Ashash"
"The Brown and Yellow Corridor"
"I'll Be A Witch"
"Never Never Underpeople"

1. Galaxy, August 1964, pp 6-80
    Illustrated by Morrow.

2. Space Lords, May 1965, pp 35-113

3. The Best Of Cordwainer Smith, July 1975, pp 117-191

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 223-287


On The Storm Planet
Novella

Alternate Title: "T'Ruth"

1. Galaxy, February 1965, pp 6-79
    Illustrated by Virgil Finlay.

2. Quest Of The Three Worlds, 1966, pp 34-117

3. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 475-540


Three To A Given Star
Short Story

Alternate Title: "In Praise Of Folly"

1. Galaxy, October 1965, pp 105-128
    Illustrated by Morrow.

2. Quest Of The Three Worlds, 1966, pp 150-174

3. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 567-586


On The Sand Planet
Novelette

1. Amazing Stories, December 1965, pp 6-36
    Illustrated by Jack Gaughan.

2. Quest Of The Three Worlds, 1966, pp 117-150

3. Under Old Earth and other explorations, 1970, pp 25-52

4. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 541-566


Under Old Earth
Novelette

Alternate Titles: "The Sum Is Null"
"The Douglas-Ouyang Planets"
"Put A Double On The Dark Remote"
"Akhnaton Retold"
"Fluminescent, Luminescent"


1. Galaxy (cover story), February 1966, pp 6-48
    Cover and Illustrated by Virgil Finlay.

2. Under Old Earth and other explorations, 1970, pp 53-92

3. Stardreamer, August 1971, pp 39-91

4. The Best Of Cordwainer Smith, July 1975, pp 193-234

5. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 289-325


Down To A Sunless Sea
Novelette

Written by Genevieve Linebarger

1. The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, October 1975, pp 51-76

2. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 587-610


The Queen Of The Afternoon
Short Story

Completed by Genevieve Linebarger from the original 2 chapter fragment.


1. Galaxy (cover story), April 1978, pp 4-26
    Cover and Illustrated by Cecilia Cosentini.

2. The Instrumentality Of Mankind, May 1979,  pp 40-70

3. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 41-63



The Colonel Came Back From Nothing-At-All
Short Story

1. The Instrumentality Of Mankind, May 1979, pp 119-129

2. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 155-162


Himself In Anachron
Short Story

According to Alan Elms, this was originally written by PMAL and he considered his 1946 draft to be a completed story, circulating it to several magazines, all of whom rejected it.  Genevieve revised that version in the late 1970's for Harlan Ellison's "Last Dangerous Visions" (which has yet to see the light of day).  Presumably, this revision is the version printed in "The Rediscovery Of Man", printed by NESFA in 1993.  J.J. Pierce, says that a revised edition was intended for You Will Never Be The Same titled either "My Love Is Lost In The Null Of Nought" or "She Lost Her Love In The Null Of Nought" but it wasn't completed.  Expect more updates in this section as more data emerges over time.

1. The Rediscovery Of Man, 1993, pp 193-199

III. BOOK LIST
You Will Never Be The Same 1963

The Planet Buyer October 1964

Space Lords May 1965

Quest Of The Three Worlds 1966

The Underpeople November 1968

Under Old Earth and other explorations 1970

Stardreamer August 1971

Norstrilia February 1975

The Best Of Cordwainer Smith July 1975

The Instrumentality Of Mankind May 1979

The Rediscovery Of Man 1993

IV. CONTENTS OF EACH BOOK

You Will Never Be The Same

Suggested Title: "Strange Ladies And Mad Lovers:
 Romances From The Plunging Future"

1. No, No, Not Rogov!
2. The Lady Who Sailed The Soul
3. Scanners Live In Vain
4. The Game Of Rat And Dragon
5. The Burning Of The Brain
6. Golden The Ship Was - Oh! Oh! Oh!
7. Alpha Ralpha Boulevard
8. Mark Elf


1. Regency RB309, 1963, 156 pages, Evanston, paperback
      "Assembled with the valuable assistance of Robert Silverberg."

2. Berkeley Medallion S1894, September 1970, 176 pages, New York, paperback
 
3. Garland, 1975, 176 pages, New York, hardcover
    Reprint of the 1970 Berkeley edition.
    Selected by Lester del Rey for the Garland Library of Science Fiction.


The Planet Buyer

The first half of Norstrilia, edited and adapted from The Boy Who Bought Old Earthfor book publication.

1. Pyramid R-1084, October 1964, 156 pages, New York, paperback
    CoverPainting by John Schoenherr.


2. Pyramid X-2049, July/August 1969, 156 pages, New York, paperback
    Coverby Peter Bramley.
    Printing date not documented, publisher's number implies July/August 1969

3. Sphere 0722179421, 1975, 156 pages, London, paperback
    Coverby ?

4. Pyramid V3969, November 1975, 156 pages, New York, paperback
    Coverby Peter Bramley (based upon earlier printing).
    Original Printing erroneously listed as October 1975.



Space Lords

1. Dedication
2. Prologue
3. Mother Hitton's Littul Kittons
4. The Dead Lady Of Clown Town
5. Drunkboat
6. The Ballad Of Lost C'Mell
7. A Planet Named Shayol
8. Epilogue


1. Pyramid R-1183, May 1965, 206 pages, New York, paperback
    CoverPainting by Jack Gaughan.


2. Pyramid X-1911, November 1968, 206 pages, New York, paperback
    Coverby Jack Gaughan.


3. Sidgwick & Jackson, 1969, 204 pages, London, hardcover
    CoverDesign by FORMAT
    Does not include Prologue and Epilogue


4. Science Fiction Book Club, 1970, 204 pages, London, hardcover
    Jacketdesigned by Terry James.
    Does not include Prologue and Epilogue


5. Sphere 79383, 1970, 160 pages, London, paperback
    Coverby ?
    Does not include Dedication, Prologue, "A Planet Named Shayol" and Epilogue


6. Jove M5122, April 1979, 206 pages, New York, paperback
    Coverby Eric Ladd (based upon next printing).


7. Ace 77743, July 1984, 206 pages, New York, paperback
    Coverby Eric Ladd.


Quest Of The Three Worlds

1. Timeline compiled by J. J. Pierce
2. Introduction by John J. Pierce
3. On The Gem Planet
4. On The Storm Planet
5. On The Sand Planet
6. Three To A Given Star


1. Ace F-402, 1966, 174 pages, New York, paperback
      Does not include Timeline and Introduction.

2. Ballantine 27715, December 1978, 184 pages, New York, paperback
    Coverby Michael Herring.

3. VGSF, December 1987, 184 pages, London, paperback
    Does not include Timeline

4. Gollancz 04598, October 1989, 184 pages, London, hardcover
       Does not include Timeline


The Underpeople

The second half of Norstrilia, edited and adapted from The Store Of Heart's Desirefor book publication.


1. Pyramid X-1910, November 1968, 159 pages, New York, paperback
    CoverPainting by Jack Gaughan.


2. Sphere 7941, 1975, 144 pages, London, paperback
    Coverby ?


Under Old Earth and other explorations

1. Introduction by Anthony Cheetham
2. The Game Of Rat And Dragon
3. On The Sand Planet
4. Under Old Earth
5. Alpha Ralpha Boulevard
6. The Ballad Of Lost C'Mell
7. The Crime And The Glory Of Commander Suzdal
8. A Planet Named Shayol

  
1. Panther 586033025, 1970, 188 pages, London
        Edited by Anthony Cheetham.

Stardreamer

1. Think Blue, Count Two
2. Under Old Earth
3. The Crime And The Glory Of Commander Suzdal
4. The Good Friends
5. The Fife Of Bodhidharma
6. When The People Fell
7. Angerhelm
8. Western Science Is So Wonderful


1. Beagle Boxer 95127, August 1971, 185 pages, New York
     

Norstrilia

Novel

Norstrilia has a complex history of publication, ignoring the complex history of writing it also underwent.  

Presumably finished sometime in 1963, it was broken into two pieces, the first half having some additional material written for magazine publication as The Boy Who Bought Old Earthin April 1964.  This process also occured to the second half which was published in the magazines as The Store Of Heart's Desirein May 1964.  

In October 1964, "The Boy Who Bought Old Earth" was sculpted into the novel The Planet Buyerand the same process occured to "The Store Of Heart's Desire", resulting in the novel The Underpeople.

In February 1975, the presumed original manuscript of "Norstrilia" was published as one.  Was it the original manuscript?

The NESFA Press version from 1994 is the definitive version.  It bundles together "Norstrilia" along with all the text added or changed to the original manuscript from "The Boy Who Bought Old Earth", "The Store Of Heart's Desire", "The Planet Buyer" and "The Underpeople".

Although it is stated in the NESFA Introduction that "Norstrilia", as first published, had been constructed from the two fragments, it seems unclear since the original printing never stated the source of the manuscript and the story flowed smoothly.

Alternate Titles: "Star-Craving Mad"
"The Boy Who Bought The Planet Earth"
"Everybody's Fond Of Money"
"Roderick Frederick Ronald Arnold William Macarthur McBan CLI"
"The Lover Who Loved And Lost C'Mell"
"The Stars Of Experience"
  

1. Ballantine 24366, February 1975, 277 pages, New York, paperback
    Coverby Gray Morrow.
    About the author by J. J. Pierce.


2. Gollancz 04235, March 1988, 276 pages, London, hardcover
    Coverdesign by ?
    About the author, although on Contents page, is missing.

3. VGSF 04166, May 1988, 275 pages, London, paperback


4. NESFA, 1994, 249 pages, Framingham, hardcover
    Coverby John Berkey.
    Edited and Acknowledgements by James A. Mann.
    Forward, although anonymous, probably by James A. Mann.
    Introduction by Alan Elms.

5. Gollancz, 2000, 277 pages, London, trade paperback
    Design by Sue Michniewicz.
    About the author by J. J. Pierce.

The Best Of Cordwainer Smith

1.  Timeline compiled by J. J. Pierce
2.  Introduction by John J. Pierce
3.  Scanners Live In Vain
4.  The Lady Who Sailed The Soul
5.  The Game Of Rat And Dragon
6.  The Burning Of The Brain
7.  The Crime And The Glory Of Commander Suzdal
8.  Golden The Ship Was - Oh! Oh! Oh!
9.  The Dead Lady Of Clown Town
10. Under Old Earth
11. Mother Hitton's Littul Kittons
12. Alpha Ralpha Boulevard
13. The Ballad Of Lost C'Mell
14. A Planet Named Shayol


1. Doubleday 1180 (Science Fiction Book Club), July 1975, 342 pages, New York, hardcover

2. Ballantine 24581, September 1975, 377 pages, New York, paperback
    Coverby Darrell Sweet.    
    This version wents into several printings, the third of which featured a somewhat
    modified cover and numerous corrections of typos courtesy of Alan Elms at the
    request of Judy-Lynn Del Rey.

3. VGSF 04165, June 1988, 377 pages, London, paperback
    Retitled "The Rediscovery Of Man", VGSF Classic Series #25
    Cover by John Avon.

4. Gollancz 04352, August 1988, 377 pages, London, hardcover
    Retitled "The Rediscovery Of Man"    
The Instrumentality Of Mankind

1.  Timeline compiled by J. J. Pierce
2.  Introduction by Frederick Pohl
3.  No, No, Not Rogov!
4.  War No. 81-Q
5.  Mark Elf
6.  The Queen Of The Afternoon
7.  When The People Fell
8.  Think Blue, Count Two
9.  The Colonel Came Back From Nothing-At-All
10. From Gustible's Planet
11. Drunkboat
12. Western Science Is So Wonderful
13. Nancy
14. The Fife Of Bodhidharma
15. Angerhelm
16. The Good Friends


1. Ballantine 27716, May 1979, 238 pages, New York, paperback
  


2. VGSF 04167, November 1988, 238 pages, London, paperback
 

3. Gollancz 04459, March 1989, 238 pages, London, hardcover
  

The Rediscovery Of Man

1.  Introduction by John J. Pierce.
2.  Editor's Introduction by James A. Mann.
3.  No, No, Not Rogov!
4.  War No. 81-Q (Rewritten version)
5.  Mark Elf
6.  The Queen Of The Afternoon
7.  Scanners Live In Vain
8.  The Lady Who Sailed The Soul
9.  When The People Fell
10. Think Blue, Count Two
11. The Colonel Came Back From Nothing-At-All
12. The Game Of Rat And Dragon
13. The Burning Of The Brain
14. From Gustible's Planet
15. Himself In Anachron
16. The Crime And The Glory Of Commander Suzdal
17. Golden The Ship Was - Oh! Oh! Oh!
18. The Dead Lady Of Clown Town
19. Under Old Earth
20. Drunkboat
21. Mother Hitton's Littul Kittons
22. Alpha Ralpha Boulevard
23. The Ballad Of Lost C'Mell
24. A Planet Named Shayol
25. On The Gem Planet
26. On The Storm Planet
27. On The Sand Planet
28. Three To A Given Star
29. Down To A Sunless Sea
30. War No. 81-Q (Original version)
31. Western Science Is So Wonderful
32. Nancy
33. The Fife Of Bodhidharma
34. Angerhelm
35. The Good Friends


1. VGSF 04165 - See The Best Of Cordwainer Smith.

2. Gollancz 04352 - See The Best Of Cordwainer Smith.
    The Best Of Cordwainer Smith was issued as The Rediscovery Of Man in Great Britain.

3. NESFA, June 1993, 671 pages, Framingham, hardcover
    Coverby Jack Gaughan (from first Space Lordsprinting)
    This version did not include the corrections of typos Alan Elms did to the third
    printing of The Best Of Cordwainer Smith.