Editing Vernor Vinge (section)

===Collections===
* ''Across Realtime'' (1986) {{ISBN|0-671-72098-8}}
** ''[[The Peace War]]''
** "[[The Ungoverned]]" (added in 1991 edition)
** ''[[Marooned in Realtime]]''
* ''True Names ... and Other Dangers'' (1987) {{ISBN|0-671-65363-6}}
** "[[Bookworm, Run!]]"
** "[[True Names]]" (1981, winner 2007 Prometheus Hall of Fame Award)
** "The Peddler's Apprentice" (with [[Joan D. Vinge]])
** "The Ungoverned" (occurs in the same milieu as ''The Peace War'' and ''Marooned in Realtime'')
** "Long Shot"
* ''Threats... and Other Promises'' (1988) {{ISBN|0-671-69790-0}} (These two volumes collect Vinge's short fiction through the late 1980s.)
** "Apartness"
** "Conquest by Default" (occurs in the same milieu as "Apartness")
** "The Whirligig of Time"
** "Gemstone"
** "Just Peace" (with William Rupp)
** "Original Sin"
** "The Blabber" (occurs in the same milieu as ''A Fire Upon the Deep'')
* ''True Names and the Opening of the Cyberspace Frontier'' (2001) {{ISBN|0-312-86207-5}} (contains "True Names" plus essays by others)
* ''[[The Collected Stories of Vernor Vinge]]'' (2001) {{ISBN|0-312-87373-5}} (hardcover) or {{ISBN|0-312-87584-3}} (paperback) (This volume collects Vinge's short fiction through 2001 (except "True Names"), including Vinge's comments from the earlier two volumes.)
** "Bookworm, Run!"
** "The Accomplice"
** "The Peddler's Apprentice" (with [[Joan D. Vinge]])
** "The Ungoverned"
** "Long Shot"
** "Apartness"
** "Conquest by Default"
** "The Whirligig of Time"
** "Bomb Scare"
** "The Science Fair"
** "Gemstone"
** "Just Peace" (with William Rupp)
** "Original Sin"
** "The Blabber"
** "Win a Nobel Prize!" (originally published in ''[[Nature (journal)|Nature]]'', Vol. 407 No. 6805 "Futures")<ref>{{Cite journal|title=Win a Nobel Prize!|last1=Vinge|first1=Vernor|journal=Nature|volume=407|issue=6805|page=679|date=October 12, 2000|doi=10.1038/35037684|pmid=11048698|bibcode=2000Natur.407..679V|doi-access=free}}{{subscription required}}</ref>
** "The Barbarian Princess" (this is also the first section of "Tatja Grimm's World")
** "Fast Times at Fairmont High" (occurs in the same milieu as ''Rainbows End''; winner 2002 Hugo Award for Best Novella<ref name="sfadb" />)