Reviews
- 1977: "The Dark Tower, C. S. Lewis"
- 1978: "Close Encounters, Star Wars, and the Tertium Quid"
- 1979: "Shikasta, by Doris Lessing"
- 1980: "Two from Venom"
- 1980: "Freddy's Book and Vlemk, by John Gardner"
- 1980: "The Marriage Between Zones Three, Four and Five, by Doris Lessing"
- 1980: "Kalila and Dimna, retold by Ramsay Wood"
- 1980: "Unfinished Business, by Maggie Scarf"
- 1980: "Italian Folktales, by Italo Calvino"
- 1981: "Peake's Progress, by Mervyn Peake"
- 1983: "The Sentimental Agents, by Doris Lessing"
- 1984: "Difficult Loves, by Italo Calvino"
- 1984: "'Forsaking Kingdoms': Five Poets"
- 1985: "The Mythology of North America, by John Bierhorst"
- 1986: "Silent Partners, by Eugene Linden"
- 1986: "Outside the Gates, by Molly Gloss"
- 1986: "Golden Days, by Carolyn See"
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