Collections By David Case
- The Cell: Three Tales of Horror (1969)-- Contains the stories "The Cell," "The Hunter," and "The Dead End."
- Fengriffen and Other Stories (1971)—Contains the novel Fengriffen and the stories "Among the Wovles" and "Strange Roots"
- Brotherly Love: And Other Tales of Faith and Knowledge (1999)--Contains the stories "Brotherly Love," "The Foreign Bride," "The Ogre of the Cleft," "Jimmy," "Anachrona," and "The Terrestrial Fancy."
- Pelican Cay and Other Disquieting Tales (2010)--Contains the stories "Pelican Cay," "Penny Wise," "Reflection," "Skulls," "The Cannibal Feast," "The War is Over," "The Cave."
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