“Looking for Something,” in Startling Stories, April, 1952.
“Lying to Ourselves About Air,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 12/8/68.
“Mah-Jong and Changing Chinatown,” in San Francisco Examiner, 2/21/62.
Man of Two Worlds (with Brian Herbert), New York: Putnam, 1986.
“Market Day; Mexico’s Vanishing Bargain Game,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 11/3/68.
“The Mary Celeste Move,” in Analog, October, 1964.
“Mating Call,” in Galaxy, October, 1961.
“A Matter of Traces,” in Fantastic Universe, November, 1958.
“Medalist” (marked “Sunday—with art”), publication details not shown.
“Men on Other Planets,” in The Craft of Science Fiction, ed. by Reginald Bretnor, New York: Barnes & Noble, 1976.
“Mendocino” (marked “California Living”), publication details not shown.
“Merry-Go-Round at South End Is a Tough Problem,” in Santa Rosa Press Democrat, 7/21/49.
“The Mind Bomb,” in If, October, 1969.
“Mindfield,” in Amazing, March, 1962.
“Missing Link,” in Astounding Science Fiction, February, 1959.
“Moratorium,” publication details not shown.
“Murder Will In,” in Five Fates, New York: Warner, 1971.
“‘National Interest’ Declining In Youths,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 6/28/70.
“New Lincoln Bowl Would Aid Girls’, Boys’ Sports—Goold,” in The Lincoln News, 9/16/38.
New World or No World, editing and commentary by Frank Herbert, New York: Ace, 1970.
“The Next 100 Years; Overview,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, 7/4/76. Also published as “The Sky Is Going to Fall,” in The Maker of Dune, ed. by Tim O’Reilly, New York: Berkley, 1987.
The Notebooks of Frank Herbert’s Dune, ed. by Brian Herbert, New York: Putnam, 1988.
“The Nothing,” in The Book of Frank Herbert, New York: DAW, 1973.
“Occupation Force,” in Fantastic, August, 1955.
“Oh, Doctor! Lincoln Has Quintuplets! Williamses, Not Dionnes Baffle Beal,” in The Lincoln News, 2/14/38.
“Old Automobiles, a Human Skull, Money, Silverware All in Day’s Work at the Dump,” in Santa Rosa Press Democrat, 5/22/49.
“Old Rambling House,” in The Worlds of Frank Herbert, New York: Ace, 1971.
“Old Volcanoes Can Be Vicious,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 10/23/69.
“Olson,” publication details not shown.
“One of Those Days,” published as newspaper article, with publication details not shown. (Published under title, “Frank Herbert: To One Part Verne, Add Galley of Zomb, Drop in Heathcliffe and Expect Occidental.”)
“Operation Haystack,” in Astounding Science Fiction, May, 1979.
“Operation Syndrome,” in Astounding Science Fiction, June, 1954.
“Opposition Promised On Smelter,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer 11/19/69.
“Oregon: Where the Crowds Aren’t,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 4/28/68.
“Origami” (marked “California Living”), publication details not shown.
“Pack Rat Planet,” in Astounding Science Fiction, December, 1954.
“Panel Explores ‘Theology of Earth,’” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 12/9/70.
“Passage For Piano,” in The Book of Frank Herbert, New York: DAW, 1973.
“Phone Company Statements of Improvement Expenditures Difficult to Break Down,” in Santa Rosa Press Democrat, 7/5/49.
“Piaget” (marked “Psycholinguistics; The art of relative thinking; art—not science”), publication details not shown.
“Plywood for Boats,” in Fisherman, June 1955.
“Poetry,” in The Maker of Dune, ed. by Tim O’Reilly, New York: Berkley, 1987.
“The Policeman’s Cry For Help,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 1/5/69.
“Poll,” publication details not shown.
Preface to The Dune Encyclopedia, Dr. Willis E. McNelly, Compiler, New York: Berkley, 1984. (Note: See the website dunenovels.com for a joint statement to fans from Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson, and Dr. Willis E. McNelly concerning the alternate Dune universe presented in The Dune Encyclopedia, which does not represent the “canon” created by Frank Herbert, or the canon that is continuing to be developed by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson).
“The Priests of Psi,” in Fantastic, February, 1960.
The Priests of Psi (anthology), London: Gollancz, 1980.
“The Primatives” (plotted with Jack Vance and Poul Anderson, written by Frank Herbert), in Galaxy, April, 1966. (Story also spelled as “The Primitives.”)
“Project 40,” in Galaxy, November 1972 through January 1973. (Published in novel form as Hellstrom’s Hive.)
“Prophet of Dune,” in Analog, January, 1965–May, 1965.
“Proposals for Pakistan Social and Economic Justice,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, publication date not shown.
“Pub,” publication details not shown.
“Pulse,” publication details not shown.
“Put Logical End In Transit Plans, Says U.S. Expert,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 10/12/69.
“Rah-Rah Declines In College,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 11/15/69.
“Rain,” publication details not shown.
“Rat Race,” in Astounding Science Fiction, July 1955.
“Realism in the Movie Bullitt,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 6/2/68.
“Renewed Hope for a Desperate Pakistan,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, publication date not shown.
“Report,” publication details not shown.
“Research Headed by Prosterman,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 8/22/70.
“Riding the Rail: Black Shirt Benito Wins by Final Burst of Speed,” in The Lincoln News, 9/30/38.
“Riding the Rail: Black Beauty,” in The Lincoln News, 10/7/38.
“Riding the Rail: Nut Housers Hold Series; Corrigon Runs Wrong Way,” in The Lincoln News, 10/14/38.
“Riding the Rail: Li’l Abe Says,” in The Lincoln News, 10/21/38.
“Riot,” (marked “memo/insert”), publication details not shown.
“The Rise and Fall of English,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, publication date not shown.
“The Road to Dune,” in Eye, Byron Preiss Visual Publications, New York: Berkley, 1985.
“Role” (marked “precede/Role”), publication details not shown.
“Rossellini” (Roberto Rossellini), publication details not shown.
“Rules,” publication details not shown.
“Rules Hearing on Conduct Opens at UW,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 6/2/70.
“SST” (Supersonic Transport), publication details not shown.
“SU” (Seattle University), publication details not shown.
“Saigon Forces Earn Low Rating,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 10/7/69.
“Saigon Worries About Land Reform Future,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 9/8/69.
“Same Old Music—4,000 Years Old,” in San Francisco Examiner, 2/6/63.
“A San Franciscan Remakes Texas,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 5/12/68.
The Santaroga Barrier, New York: Berkley, 1968.
“The Santaroga Barrier,” in Amazing, October–December, 1967.
“Science Fiction and a World in Crisis,” in The Maker of Dune, ed. by Tim O’Reilly, New York: Berkley, 1987.
“A Sci-Fi Superstar Says, Play It Again, Sam,” in Pacific Sun, Week of May 15–21, 1975.
“Security” (marked “California Living”), publication date not shown.
“Seed Stock,” in Analog, April, 1970.
“Sex: Like Handball, Or Like Pushups?”, in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 4/5/70.
“Shooting a TV Ad,” in S
an Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 8/3/69.
“The Single Most Important Piece of Advice,” in Writers of the Future, Vol. II, Los Angeles: Bridge Publications, 1986.
“The Small Worlds of UC Santa Cruz,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 9/22/68.
“Smog” (marked “California Living”), publication date not shown.
“Snoopery,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 6/8/69.
“Sober Tones At UW Graduation,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 6/14/70.
“Some Arthur, Some Tolkien,” in The New York Times Book Review, 4/10/77. (review of The Sword of Shannara by Terry Brooks.)
“Songs of a Sentient Flute” (with Bill Ransom), in Analog, February, 1979 and in Medea: Harlan’s World, ed. by Harlan Ellison, Huntington Woods (MI): Phantasia, 1985.
Songs of Muad’Dib—Poems and Songs from Frank Herbert’s “Dune” Series and His Other Writings, ed. by Brian Herbert, New York: Ace, 1992. Includes two poems quoted in Dreamer of Dune: (a) Untitled Haiku (About Brian), originally published in San Francisco Star, Issue 5, November 9–December 2, 1960, p. 4 and (b) “Bev” (previously unpublished). (Note: After publication of this book, Penny Merritt located an additional file of unpublished poems written by our father. Some of the newly discovered poems are quoted in this biography.)
Soul Catcher, Putnam, New York, 1972.
“Speech” (marked “with grads”), publication details not shown.
“Stamps” (marked “Sunday”), publication details not shown.
“Strike,” publication details not shown.
“Suicide Prevention Lagging Here, Says National Expert,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 10/21/69.
“Survival and the Atom,” Santa Rosa Press Democrat, 1952.
“Survival of the Cunning,” in Esquire, March 1945.
“The Tactful Saboteur,” in Galaxy, October 1964. (Also titled, “What Did He Really Mean By That?”)
“Taking the Big Mini-Plunge,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 2/17/70.
“Telephone Company Endeavoring to Improve Service,” in Santa Rosa Press Democrat, 7/3/49.
“Thieu,” (president of South Vietnam) publication details not shown.
“This…Or This…,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 6/8/69.
Threshold: The Blue Angels Experience, New York: Ballantine, 1973.
“Today’s Playground Is Tomorrow’s World,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 7/21/68.
“A Tough Look at Viet Land Reform,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 9/19/69.
“Transcript: Mercury Program,” in The Planets, Byron Preiss, ed., New York: Bantam Spectra, 1985.
“Transit,” publication details not shown.
“Trip” (marked “Northwest Today”), publication details not shown.
“Trip” (marked “precede” and “with art”), publication details not shown.
“Try to Remember!” in Amazing, October, 1961.
“Turmoil, Tradition Theme At UW Commencement,” Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 6/14/70.
21st Century Sub, New York: Avon, 1957.
“2068 A.D.; A Bold Look 100 Years Into an Exciting Future,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 7/28/68.
“U. Faculty Refuses to Condemn War,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 11/19/69. (U.: University of Washington.)
“U.S. Aid Set as Viet Flood Threat Eases,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 9/11/69.
“U.S. May ‘Blunder’ Into Total Abandonment of S. Vietnam,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 10/5/69.
“UW Asks Bids on $27-Million Expansion of Medical Complex,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 12/20/69. (UW: University of Washington.)
“UW Decision on Scott Rankles Many,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 6/9/70.
“UW Minority Students Given Special Orientation Program,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 9/24/70.
“UW Notes” (marked “March memo”), publication details not shown.
“(UW) Regents,” publication details not shown.
“(UW) Regents Insider” (marked “with art”), publication details not shown.
“UW Regents Approve Stiff Conduct Rules,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 9/19/70.
“UW Regents, Blacks Talk,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 3/28/70.
“UW Student Group Disavows Support of Violent Protest,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 12/4/69.
“UW/Sunday,” publication date not shown.
“UW to Spend $160 Million,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 7/5/70.
“UW—‘Wrong University?’”, in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 12/2/69.
“Under Pressure,” in Astounding Science Fiction, November, 1955—January, 1956. (Published in hardcover as The Dragon in the Sea and in paperback as 21st Century Sub.)
“Undersea Riches for Everybody,” in The Maker of Dune, ed. by Tim O’Reilly, New York: Berkley, 1987.
“Universities Gird for Fall Classes,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 9/13/70.
“Viet Bird-Dog Flights Eerie, Perilous,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 9/12/69.
“Viet Cease-Fire: Letter from U.S. Senators” (marked “rewrite/Letter”), publication details not shown.
“Viet Cease-Fire Plan: Disaster,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 10/4/69.
“Vietnam ‘Land Reform Bill’ Could Dispossess Thousands,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 9/10/69.
“Vietnam—Pullout Will Hurt,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 9/29/69.
“Voting Today on Autonomy,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 11/25/69.
“Weekend’s Search for Church,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 2/16/70.
“We’re Losing the Smog War,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 12/1/68.
“When Is a Noise a Noise That Annoys?” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Northwest Today, 8/30/70.
“When Lynch Law Was Invoked: A Story of Sudden Death and Mob Violence in 1920,” in Santa Rosa Press Democrat, 7/17/49.
“Where Does White House Authority Start and Finish?” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 9/28/69.
Whipping Star, New York: Putnam, 1970.
“Whipping Star,” in If, January–April, 1970.
The White Plague, Putnam, New York: 1982.
“Who Runs That Place?: The UW in Focus,” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 5/31/70.
“Who’s Left? Right?” in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 3/19/70.
“Wine,” publication details not shown.
Without Me You’re Nothing (with Max Barnard), New York: Simon & Schuster, 1980.
“Women,” publication details not shown.
“Workshop—Group and Individual Dynamics,” publication details not shown.
The Worlds of Frank Herbert, New York: Ace, 1971.
“Yellow Fire,” in Alaska Life, June 1947.
“You Don’t Have to Know the Language,” in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, California Living, 9/29/68.
“You Take the High Road,” in Astounding Science Fiction, May 1958.
The Speeches of Frank Herbert
ABA (American Booksellers Association)
Artificial Intelligence
Change
Don’t Buy Death!—(two versions of speech)
Earth Day (1970)
Ecology Solution: Recycle Your Body
Ecology Talk, with Jim Tate (recording—April 11, 1969)
Government
How to Live and Create in a Dune World
Librarian’s Association
MIT Paper—Technology
Non-Violence
Prediction and Social Criticism in Science Fiction
Seattle University (1980)
The Tragic Feast: A Symposium on Population (recording of October 27, 1970, talk at Western Washington State College, Bellingham, Washington)
The Universe of Magic
The Herbert Papers (Unpublished)
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nbsp; Includes the correspondence files of Frank and Beverly Herbert, records of construction and plantings at Xanadu, records of construction at Kawaloa, windmill and solar designs, patent and other drawings of Frank Herbert, records from the Kelly Butte honeymoon, travel itineraries, the travel journals of Beverly Herbert, genealogical records, manuscripts, screenplays, photographs, and other files.
The Unpublished Writings of Frank Herbert
“The Abortionist and the Paperhanger”
“The Accidental Ferosslk,” publication pending in The Last Dangerous Visions, Harlan Ellison, ed.
Angels’ Fall (We Are the Hounds, working title)
“The Cage”
Circle Times (originally a film treatment, but written like a novel)
“The Curate’s Thumb”
The Dune Concordance, compiled by Brian Herbert
Dune 7 (outline and notes)“Dune” series notes (Frank Herbert’s working notes for writing the series)
“The Ferry Godmother” (third in series with published stories “Frogs and Scientists” and “Feathered Pigs”)
“Finding Things” (Alternate title: “Oh Say Can You See”)
A Game of Authors
“God’s ‘Helping Hand’ Gave Us 5,000 Amigos”
The Heat’s On
High-Opp
“The Invisible Car”
“The Illegitimate Stage”
“The Iron Maiden”
“A Lesson in History”
“Life with Animalitos”
“The Little Window”
“Look Out!” Also: “Lookout” (with Beverly Herbert)
“Movietown Number Two”
“Paul’s Friend”
“The Piñata That Talked”
Poetry of Frank Herbert
“Public Hearing”
Recipes of Frank and Beverly Herbert
“A Stitch in Time”
“Story Ideas of Frank Herbert”
“Survival Is Their Business”
“They Stopped the Moving Sands”
“A Thorn in the Bush”
“The Trial of Renee Truant”
“The Waters of Kan-E”
“Wilfred”
“The Wrong Cat”
“The Yellow Coat”
Screenplays, Film Treatments, and Scripts
Asa West
Dune (by David Lynch, with suggestions from Frank Herbert)
Dune screenplay (by Frank Herbert—not filmed)
Dune Messiah Film Treatment
Dynasty, by Frank Herbert and James Goldstone
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