Science Fiction Stories
Harry Bates wrote the following classic science fiction short stories:
- "The Hands of Aten", with Desmond W. Hall, under the pseudonym H.G. Winter, 1931
- "The Slave Ship from Space", with the pseudonym A.R. Holmes, 1931
- "The Tentacles from Below", with Desmond W. Hall, as Anthony Gilmore, 1931
- "Four Miles Within", with Desmond W. Hall, as Anthony Gilmore, 1931
- "The Midget from the Island", with Desmond W. Hall, as H.G. Winter, 1931
- "Seed of the Arctic Ice", with Desmond W. Hall, as H.G. Winter, 1932
- "A Scientist Rises", with Desmond W. Hall, Astounding, November, 1932
- "The Coffin Ship", with Desmond W. Hall, as Anthony Gilmore, 1933
- "Under Arctic Ice", with Desmond W. Hall, as H.G. Winter, 1933
- "A Matter of Size", Astounding, April, 1934
- "Alas, All Thinking", Astounding, June, 1935
- "The Experiment of Dr. Sarconi", Thrilling Wonder Stories, July, 1940
- "Farewell to the Master", Astounding, October, 1940
- "A Matter of Speed", Astounding, June, 1941
- "The Mystery of the Blue God", Amazing Stories, January, 1942
- "The Death of a Sensitive", Science Fiction Plus, May, 1953
- "The Triggered Dimension", Science Fiction Plus, December, 1953
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