Essays
- "Introducing: Astounding Stories, 1930
- "Editorial: Just Around the Corner", 1933
- "Editorial: The Expanding Universe", 1933
- "Meet the Authors: Harry Bates", 1942
- Editorial Number One, "To Begin", in A Requiem for Astounding by Alva Rogers, with editorial comments by Harry Bates, F. Orlin Tremaine, and John W. Campbell. Chicago: Advent Publishers, 1964.
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