Editing Theodore Sturgeon (section)

===Representative short stories===
Sturgeon was best known for his short stories and novellas. The best-known include:
* "Ether Breather" (September 1939, his first published science-fiction story)
* "Derm Fool" (March 1940)
* "[[It! (story)|It]]" (August 1940)
* "[[Shottle Bop]]" (February 1941)
* "[[Microcosmic God]]" (April 1941)
* "Yesterday Was Monday" (1941)
* "[[Killdozer! (story)|Killdozer!]]" (November, 1944)
* "Maturity" (February, 1947)
* "Bianca's Hands" (May, 1947)
* "Thunder and Roses" (November 1947)
* "The Perfect Host" (November 1948)
* "It Wasn't Syzygy" (January 1948)
* "Minority Report" (June 1949, no connection to the [[Minority Report (film)|2002 movie]], which was based on a later story by [[Philip K. Dick]])
* "One Foot and the Grave" (September 1949)
* "[[Baby Is Three]]" (October 1952)
* "[[A Saucer of Loneliness]]" (February 1953)
* "[[The World Well Lost]]" (June 1953)
* "Mr. Costello, Hero" (December 1953)
* "The [Widget], The [Wadget], and Boff" (1955)
* "The Skills of Xanadu" (July 1956)
* "The Other Man" (September 1956)
* "And Now The News" (December 1956)
* "The Girl Had Guts" (January 1957)
* "[[The Man Who Lost the Sea]]" (October 1959)
* "Need" (1960)
* "How to Forget Baseball" (''[[Sports Illustrated]]'', December 1964)
* "The Nail and the Oracle" (''[[Playboy]]'', October 1964)
* "[[If All Men Were Brothers, Would You Let One Marry Your Sister?]]" (1967, ''[[Dangerous Visions]]'' anthology edited by [[Harlan Ellison]])—[[Nebula Award]] 1967 Nominee Novella
* "The Man Who Learned Loving"—[[Nebula Award]] 1969 Nominee Short Story
* "[[Slow Sculpture]]" (''[[Galaxy (magazine)|Galaxy]]'', February 1970) — winner of a [[Hugo Award]] and a [[Nebula Award]]
* "Occam's Scalpel" (August, 1971, with an introduction by [[Terry Carr]])
* "Vengeance Is." (1980, ''Dark Forces'' anthology edited by Kirby McCauley)