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Alfred Elton van Vogt was a Canadian-born science fiction author who was one of the most prolific, yet complex, writers of the mid-twentieth century "Golden Age" of the genre. Many fans of that era would have named van Vogt, Robert Heinlein, and Isaac Asimov as the three greatest science fiction writers.
Awards: Nebula (1996) see all
Genres: Science Fiction
Series
Null-A
1. The World of Null-A (1948)
2. The Pawns of Null-A (1956)
aka The Players of Null-A
3. Null-A 3 (1973)
1. The World of Null-A (1948)
2. The Pawns of Null-A (1956)
aka The Players of Null-A
3. Null-A 3 (1973)
Novels
The Book of Ptath (1947)
aka Two Hundred Million AD
Earth's Last Fortress (1950)
aka Masters of Time
The House That Stood Still (1950)
aka The Undercover Aliens / The Mating Cry
The Voyage of the Space Beagle (1950)
Mission to the Stars (1952)
aka The Mixed Men
The Universe Maker (1953)
Planets for Sale (1954) (with E Mayne Hull)
The Mind Cage (1957)
Siege of the Unseen (1959)
The War against the Rull (1959)
The Violent Man (1962)
The Beast (1963)
aka Moonbeast
The Twisted Men (1964)
Rogue Ship (1965)
The Winged Man (1966) (with E Mayne Hull)
The Changeling (1969)
The Silkie (1969)
Children of Tomorrow (1970)
Quest for the Future (1970)
More Than Superhuman (1971)
The Battle of Forever (1972)
Tyranopolis (1973)
aka Future Glitter
The Darkness on Diamondia (1974)
The Man with a Thousand Names (1974)
The Secret Galactics (1974)
aka Earth Factor X
The Gryb (1976) (with E Mayne Hull)
Supermind (1977)
The Anarchistic Colossus (1977)
Pendulum (1978)
Renaissance (1979)
The Enchanted Village (1979)
Cosmic Encounter (1980)
Computerworld (1983)
aka Computer Eye
aka Two Hundred Million AD
Earth's Last Fortress (1950)
aka Masters of Time
The House That Stood Still (1950)
aka The Undercover Aliens / The Mating Cry
The Voyage of the Space Beagle (1950)
Mission to the Stars (1952)
aka The Mixed Men
The Universe Maker (1953)
Planets for Sale (1954) (with E Mayne Hull)
The Mind Cage (1957)
Siege of the Unseen (1959)
The War against the Rull (1959)
The Violent Man (1962)
The Beast (1963)
aka Moonbeast
The Twisted Men (1964)
Rogue Ship (1965)
The Winged Man (1966) (with E Mayne Hull)
The Changeling (1969)
The Silkie (1969)
Children of Tomorrow (1970)
Quest for the Future (1970)
More Than Superhuman (1971)
The Battle of Forever (1972)
Tyranopolis (1973)
aka Future Glitter
The Darkness on Diamondia (1974)
The Man with a Thousand Names (1974)
The Secret Galactics (1974)
aka Earth Factor X
The Gryb (1976) (with E Mayne Hull)
Supermind (1977)
The Anarchistic Colossus (1977)
Pendulum (1978)
Renaissance (1979)
The Enchanted Village (1979)
Cosmic Encounter (1980)
Computerworld (1983)
aka Computer Eye
Collections
M33 in Andromeda (1943)
Out of the Unknown (1948) (with E Mayne Hull)
Away and Beyond (1952)
Destination: Universe! (1952)
The Far-Out Worlds of A E van Vogt (1956)
Monsters (1965)
aka The Blal
The Sea Thing (1970)
The Proxy Intelligence (1971)
The Book of Van Vogt (1972)
aka Lost: Fifty Suns
The Three Eyes of Evil (1973)
The Best of A E van Vogt (1974)
The Best of A E van Vogt 1940 - 1948 (1979)
The Best of A E van Vogt 1949 - 1968 (1979)
Futures Past (1999)
Transfinite (2003)
The Earth Killers (2010)
Out of the Unknown (1948) (with E Mayne Hull)
Away and Beyond (1952)
Destination: Universe! (1952)
The Far-Out Worlds of A E van Vogt (1956)
Monsters (1965)
aka The Blal
The Sea Thing (1970)
The Proxy Intelligence (1971)
The Book of Van Vogt (1972)
aka Lost: Fifty Suns
The Three Eyes of Evil (1973)
The Best of A E van Vogt (1974)
The Best of A E van Vogt 1940 - 1948 (1979)
The Best of A E van Vogt 1949 - 1968 (1979)
Futures Past (1999)
Transfinite (2003)
The Earth Killers (2010)
Novellas and Short Stories
Non fiction show
Omnibus editions show
Books containing stories by A E van Vogt
More books
Awards
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Award nominations
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A E van Vogt recommends
Gods in a Vortex (1979)
(Gods in a Vortex, book 1)
David Houston
"Masterfully written! A work of beauty, power and depth!"
The Year of the Quiet Sun (1970)
Wilson Tucker
"An H G Wells-type time machine takes this chilling story's anti-hero into a nightmare only-a-few-years-from-now future, which many people will feel we have earned by our treatment of minorities."
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