Books
- Berserker (collection, 1967) collects the stories
- "Without a Thought" (first appeared as "Fortress Ship" in Worlds of If, Jan 1963)
- "Goodlife" (first appeared in Worlds of Tomorrow, Dec 1963)
- "Patron of the Arts" (first appeared in Worlds of If, Aug 1965)
- "The Peacemaker" (first appeared as "The Lifehater" in Worlds of If, Aug 1964)
- "Stone Place" (first appeared in Worlds of If, March 1965)
- "What T and I Did" (first appeared in Worlds of If, April 1965)
- "Mr. Jester" (first appeared in Worlds of If, Jan 1966)
- "Masque of the Red Shift" (first appeared in Worlds of If, Nov 1965)
- "Sign of the Wolf" (first appeared in Worlds of If, May 1965)
- "In the Temple of Mars" (first appeared in Worlds of If, April 1966)
- "The Face of the Deep" (first appeared in Worlds of If, Sep 1966)
- Brother Assassin (novel, 1969)
- (A shorter version first appeared in Galaxy Science Fiction, 1967)
- Berserker Wars (collection, 1981)
- "Stone Place" (first appeared in Worlds of If, March 1965)
- "The Face of the Deep" (first appeared in Worlds of If, Sep 1966)
- "What T and I Did" (first appeared in Worlds of If, April 1965)
- "Mr. Jester" (first appeared in Worlds of If, Jan 1966)
- "The Winged Helmet"
- "Starsong" (first appeared in Worlds of If, Jan 1968)
- "Some events at the Templar Radiant" (first appeared in Destinies, May-Aug, 1979)
- "Wings out of Shadow" (first appeared in Worlds of If, March–April, 1974)
- "The Smile" (first appeared in Algol, Summer/Fall 1977)
- "The Adventure of the Metal Murderer"
- "Patron of the Arts" (first appeared in Worlds of If, Aug 1965)
- Berserker Throne (1985)
- Berserker Blue Death (1985)
- Berserker Base (1985), an anthology with several guest writers; Saberhagen wrote the connecting interludes.
- "Prisoners' Base" by Fred Saberhagen
- "What Makes us Human" by Stephen Donaldson
- "Friends Together" by Fred Saberhagen
- "With Friends Like These" by Connie Willis
- "The Founts of Sorrow" by Fred Saberhagen
- "Itself Surprised" by Roger Zelazny
- "The Great Secret" by Fred Saberhagen
- "Deathwomb" by Poul Anderson
- "Dangerous Dreams" by Fred Saberhagen
- "Pilots of the Twilight" by Ed Byrant
- "Crossing the Bar" by Fred Saberhagen
- "A Teardrop Falls" by Larry Niven
- "Berserker base" by Fred Saberhagen
- Ultimate Enemy (collection, 1987)
- "The Smile" (first appeared in Algol, Summer/Fall 1977)
- "Pressure" (first appeared as "Beserkers Prey" in Worlds of If, June 1977)
- "The Annihilation of Angkor Apeiron" (first appeared in Galaxy, Feb 1977)
- "Inhuman Error" (first appeared in Analog, Oct 1974)
- "Some events at the Templar Radiant" (first appeared in Destinies, May-Aug, 1979)
- "Starsong" (first appeared in Worlds of If, Jan 1968)
- "Smasher" (first appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Aug 1978)
- "The Game" (first appeared in The Flying Buffalo's Favorite Magazine, May–June 1977)
- "Wings out of Shadow" (first appeared in Worlds of If, March–April, 1974)
- Berserker Attack (limited edition collection, 1987)
- "Masque of the Red Shift" (first appeared in Worlds of If, Nov 1965)
- "In the Temple of Mars" (first appeared in Worlds of If, April 1966)
- "Brother Berserker"
- "Smasher" (first appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Aug 1978)
- Berserker's Planet (1991)
- Berserker Lies (collection, 1991)
- "The Machinery of Lies"
- "Masque of the Red Shift" (first appeared in Worlds of If, Nov 1965)
- "In the Temple of Mars" (first appeared in Worlds of If, April 1966)
- "Brother Berserker"
- "Smasher" (first appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Aug 1978)
- Berserker Man (1992)
- Berserker Kill (1993)
- Berserker Fury (1997)
- Shiva in Steel (1998)
- Berserker Star (2003)
- Berserker Prime (2003)
- Rogue Berserker (2005)
Some of the collections have duplicate stories.
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