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Heinlein Cover Art: Collections/Anthologies

This page shows four types of books: 1) the singular anthology of Tomorrow the Stars, which drew together other authors’ stories under Heinlein’s editorship; 2) the various Heinlein books—including Virginia Edition volumes of Future History and other early stories—containing several stories which usually had been published earlier in magazines; 3) posthumous books of correspondence, namely Grumbles from the Grave and then the three volumes of the Virginia Edition that feature a whopping 450,000 words of Heinlein’s letters; and 4) other editors’ anthologies that contain works of Heinlein.

Perhaps I should have considered Waldo and Magic, Inc. as being a collection, since it contains two novellas...but I didn’t; for that one you’ll simply have to go back to my “Earlier Adult Works” page.
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The Man Who Sold the Moon, 1950 (stories, 1939-1950)
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Cover art by Hubert Rogers
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Cover art by Gerard Quinn. Rather than the usual 4 stories, British printings have 6, with extra “Life-Line” and “Blow-Ups Happen.”
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Cover art by Gene Szafran
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Rather than the usual 4 stories, British printings have 6, with extra “Life-Line” and “Blow-Ups Happen.”
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Cover art by Vincent Di Fate
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Rather than the usual 4 stories, British printings have 6, with extra “Life-Line” and “Blow-Ups Happen.”
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Cover art by John Melo
The Green Hills of Earth, 1951 (stories, 1941-1949)
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Cover art by Hubert Rogers
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Cover art by R. Davies
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Cover art by Gene Szafran
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Cover art by Vincent Di Fate
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Cover art by John Melo
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Cover art by John Melo
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Back cover art by Patrick Turner
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Cover art by Patrick Turner
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Cover art by Bob Eggleton
Three by Heinlein, 1951 (novellas and novel, 1940-1951)
The Puppet Masters,
 “Waldo,” and “Magic, Inc.”
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Cover art by Donald and Ann Crews
Tomorrow, The Stars, 1952
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Richard Powers cover art
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Heinlein was the editor of this collection rather than author of the stories—very quaint cover art on this edition, however.
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Cover art by Carl Lundgren
Assignment in Eternity, 1953 (stories, 1941-1949)
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Cover art by Ric Binkley
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Note overhead building-to-building ramps and spacesuits—old-school SF illustration!
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Rather than the usual 4 stories, this version has only 2, lacking “Lost Legacy” and “Jerry Was a Man.”
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Cover art by Gene Szafran
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Cover art by Vincent Di Fate
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Cover art by John Melo
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Revolt in 2100, 1953 (stories, 1939-1940)
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Cover art by Hubert Rogers
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Cover art by Hubert Rogers
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This trudge through the slush of a gas giant's moon has zero relation to either tale inside...but it sure is eye-catching!
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Nifty wild-eyed big-screen SF dictator rant in background.
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Cover art by Gene Szafran
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One of those British covers that are lovely and striking and yet have zero connection with anything inside...
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Wraparound cover art by Roger Wolfs
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Wraparound cover art by Roger Wolfs
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Cover art by Vincent Di Fate
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Cover art by A.C. Farley
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Cover art by John Melo
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Cover art by Patrick Turner
The Science Fiction Novel, 1959
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This collection of essays on SF is not solely Heinlein, of course, but he did write a bit over one-fifth of it.
The Menace from Earth, 1959 (stories, 1941-1957)
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Lacking the dust jacket, unfortunately...
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Cover art by Gene Szafran
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Cover art by O. Governor
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Cover art by Vincent Di Fate
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Cover art by Peter Andrew Jones
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Cover art by John Melo
The Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag, 1959 (stories, 1940-1959)
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Cover art by W.I. Van der Poel
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Cover art by Robert J. Engle
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Cover art by Jack Gaughan
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Cover art by Jack Gaughan
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Cover art by Bill Skurski—surely the least appealing Heinlein cover ever produced...
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Cover art by Alan Aldridge
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Cover art uncredited, but rather reminds me of James Warhola (?)
The Worlds of Robert A. Heinlein, 1966 (stories, 1939-1966)
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Cover art by Ed Valgurski
The Past through Tomorrow, 1967 (stories, 1939-1962)
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Cover art by Carl Lundgren
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Cover art perhaps by James Warhola (?)
The Best of Robert Heinlein, 1973 (stories, 1939-1959)
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A tad cutesy for my taste...but it certainly is colorful.
Due Romanzi Completi di Robert A. Heinlein, 1977 (novels, 1966 and 1951)
La Luna e una Severa Maestra (The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress) and
Il Terror dalla Sesta Luna (The Terror fom the Sixth Moon [The Puppet Masters])
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A Heinlein Trio, 1980 (novels, 1951-1957)
The Puppet Masters, The Door into Summer, and Double Star
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Cover art by Gary Viskupic
Expanded Universe, 1980 (stories and essays, 1937-1975)
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Cover art by Stephen Hickman
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Grumbles from the Grave, 1989
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Cover art by Michael Whelan
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Requiem, 1992 (stories and essays, 1940-1992)
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Cover art by Pat Morrissey
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Cover art by Pat Morrissey
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Includes “—And He Built a Crooked House”
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Includes “Requiem,” “The Roads Must Roll,” and “By His Bootstraps”
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Includes “Year of the Jackpot”
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Includes “The Roads Must Roll”
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Includes “Life-Line”
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Includes “—And He Built a Crooked House”
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Includes “Our Fair City”—Cover art by James Marsh
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Back art by James Marsh
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Includes “Misfit”—cover art by Francois Robert
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Includes “The Long Watch”—cover art by Syd Dutton
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Includes “The Roads Must Roll,” “Year of the Jackpot,” “Jerry Was a Man,” “The Farthest Place” (from Tramp Royale), and “The Long Watch”—cover art by Jack Coggins
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Includes “The Long Watch”—cover art by Frank R. Paul

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