Editing George Alec Effinger (section)

==Works==
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'''Novels (non-series)'''
* ''What Entropy Means to Me'' (1972)
* ''Relatives'' (1973)
* ''Nightmare Blue'' (1975) (with [[Gardner Dozois]])
* ''Felicia'' (1976)
* ''Those Gentle Voices: A Promethean Romance of the Spaceways'' (1976)
* ''Death in Florence'' (1978) (aka ''Utopia 3'')
* ''Heroics'' (1979)
* ''The Wolves of Memory'' (1981)
* ''Shadow Money'' (1988)
* ''The Red Tape War'' (1990) (with [[Mike Resnick]] and [[Jack L. Chalker]])
* ''The Zork Chronicles'' (1990)
* ''Look Away'' (1990) (novella)
* ''Schrödinger's Kitten'' (1992)
* ''Trinity: Hope Sacrifice Unity''
* ''The League of Dragons: A Castle Falkenstein Novel'' (1998)

'''Nick of Time series'''
* ''The Nick of Time'' (1985)
* ''The Bird of Time'' (1986)

'''Marîd Audran series'''
* ''[[When Gravity Fails]]'' (1987)
* ''[[A Fire in the Sun]]'' (1989)
* ''[[The Exile Kiss]]'' (1991)
** ''The Audran Sequence'' (omnibus)
* ''[[Budayeen Nights]]'' (short stories, 2003)

'''[[Planet of the Apes (TV series)|Planet of the Apes]] Television series adaptations'''
* ''Man the Fugitive''  (1974)
* ''Escape to Tomorrow'' (1975)
* ''Journey Into Terror '' (1975)
* ''Lord of the Apes'' (1976)

'''Collections'''
* ''Mixed Feelings'' (1974)
* ''Irrational Numbers'' (1976)
* ''Dirty Tricks'' (1978)
* ''Idle Pleasures'' (1983) (science fiction sports stories)
* ''Author's Choice Monthly Issue 1: The Old Funny Stuff'' (1989)
* ''[[Maureen Birnbaum, Barbarian Swordsperson]]'' (1993)
* ''George Alec Effinger Live! From Planet Earth'' (2005)
** stories selected and introduced by friends, fellow writers and editors
* ''A Thousand Deaths'' (2007)
** the novel ''The Wolves of Memory'' plus 7 additional Sandor Courane stories (6 uncollected)

'''Short stories'''
* "The First Step," (as John K. Diomede) ''[[List of comics magazines published by Magazine Management in the 1970s|Haunt of Horror]]'' (digest) #1 (Marvel, June 1973)
* "The Jewel in the Ash," (as John K. Diomede) ''[[List of comics magazines published by Magazine Management in the 1970s|Haunt of Horror]]'' (digest) #2 (Marvel, August 1973)
* "Heartstop," ''[[List of comics magazines published by Magazine Management in the 1970s|Haunt of Horror]]'' (magazine) #1 (Marvel, May 1974)
* "And Us, Too, I Guess" (novella) (collected in ''[[Chains of the Sea]]'', published 1974)
* "Prince Pat" (1992) (collected in [[Mike Resnick]]'s alternate history anthology ''[[Alternate Kennedys]]'') 
* "Albert Schweitzer and the Treasures of Atlantis" (1993) (collected in Mike Resnick's alternate history anthology ''[[Alternate Warriors]]'')
* "Shootout at Gower Gulch" (1994) (collected in Mike Resnick's alternate history anthology ''[[Alternate Outlaws]]'') 
* "[[Mars: The Home Front]]" (1996)
* "[[The Last Full Measure (short story)|The Last Full Measure]]"

''' Comics '''
* "Wasteland—on a Weirdling World" (featuring [[Gullivar Jones]], Warrior of Mars), ''[[Creatures on the Loose]]'' #18 (Marvel, July 1972)
* "The Long Road to Nowhere" (featuring Gullivar Jones), ''Creatures on the Loose'' #19 (Marvel, September 1972)
* "Moon of Madness, Moon of Fear!", ''[[Chamber of Chills]]'' #1 (Marvel, November 1972)
* "What Price Victory?" (featuring Gullivar Jones), ''Creatures on the Loose'' #20 (Marvel, November 1972)
* "More Than Blood!", ''[[Journey into Mystery]]'' #2 (Marvel, December 1972)
* "Two Worlds to Win!" (featuring Gullivar Jones), ''Creatures on the Loose'' #21 (Marvel, January 1973)
* "All the Shapes of Fear!", ''Chamber of Chills'' #3 (Marvel, March 1973)
* "Thongor! Warrior of Lost Lemuria!" (featuring [[Thongor]]! Warrior of Lost Lemuria!), ''Creatures on the Loose'' #22 (Marvel, March 1973)
* "Where Broods the Demon!" (featuring Thongor), ''Creatures on the Loose'' #23 (Marvel, May 1973)
* "Red Swords, Black Wings!" (featuring Thongor), ''Creatures on the Loose'' #24 (Marvel, July 1973)
* "The Wizard of Lemuria!" (featuring Thongor), ''Creatures on the Loose'' #25 (Marvel, September 1973)
* "The Mouse Alone!" (featuring the Young [[Gray Mouser]]), ''Sword of Sorcery'' #5 (DC Comics, Nov.-Dec. 1973)
* "All the World Wars at Once!", ''[[Fantastic Four]]'' #161 (Marvel, August 1975) (credit is only for the title of the issue)
* "Neil & Buzz in Space and Time" #1 (Fantagraphics, April 1989)
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''<u>Note:</u>'' The titles of the first two books of the '''Marîd Audran series''' are both taken from [[Bob Dylan]] lyrics. "When Gravity Fails" is from the song "[[Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues]]" and "A Fire in the Sun" from "[[It's All Over Now, Baby Blue]]".  Permission was denied to use a Dylan quote for the third book's title, so Effinger chose a public domain quote from [[Shakespeare]].