(i) his three Man-Kzin Wars stories;
(ii) his Conan novel;
(iii) his single War World story and his single Berserker story.
(iii) has to be split up when its contents are collected as parts of their series.
Thus, six works set in four universes, collected in three volumes.
Neil Gaiman's Library of Dreams contains all the books that were never written like Anderson's Draka, Barsoom, Superman and Star Trek novels.
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Kaor, Paul!
Been thinking I should reread "The Deserter" and "Deathwomb."
Been reading THE RETURN OF THE SHADOW, by Christopher Tolkien, the first of four volumes in THE HISTORY OF MIDDLE EARTH analyzing how his father wrote THE L0RD OF THE RINGS. Unlike, alas, Anderson, Tolkien left a massive archive of papers which can be studied to trace how he wrote his stories.
Ad astra! Sean
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