Note: There are other authors with the same name: David Garnett (I)

Author: David Garnett Author Record # 1733 Legal Name: Garnett, David Stanley Birthplace: Cheshire, England, UK Birthdate: 15 June 1947 Language: English Webpages: davidsgarnett.com, SFE, Wikipedia-EN Used These Alternate Names: David Ferring, Dav Garnett, David S. Garnett, Dave Garnett, David Lee Note: Middle name from the author's Web site. Author Tags: Algol (2), 1988 Best Anthology (1), 1989 Best Anthology (1), 1990 Best Anthology (1)

• Bikini Planet (2000)
• Destiny Past (1974)
• Konrad (1990)
• Mirror in the Sky (1969)
• Phantom Universe (1975)
• Shadowbreed (1991)
• Space Wasters (2001)
• Stargonauts (1994)
• The Forgotten Dimension (1975)
• The Hills Have Eyes Part Two (1984)
• The Starseekers (1971)
• Time in Eclipse (1974)
• Warblade (1993)

• Cosmic Carousel (1976)

• The Konrad Saga (2005) [O/1,2,3]

• New Worlds (1997)
• New Worlds 1 (1991)
• New Worlds 2 (1992)
• New Worlds 3 (1993)
• New Worlds 4 (1994)
• The Orbit Science Fiction Yearbook 1 (1988)
• The Orbit Science Fiction Yearbook Three (1990)
• The Orbit Science Fiction Yearbook Two (1989)
• Zenith 2: The Best in New British Science Fiction (1990)
• Zenith: The Best in New British Science Fiction (1989)

• 99% Dead (1976)
• A Friend Indeed (1994)
• Adventures of a Stone Age Man (1976)
• Brad Berry (1920-1986) (1986)
• Brute Skill (1995)
• Da Capo (1973)
• Forever Changes (1976)
• Krail's World (1986)
• Moonlighter (1987)
• Now Hear the Word (1974)
• Now Read On ... (1990)
• Off the Track (1992)
• On the Run (1982)
• Rainbow (1973)
• Red Christmas (1985)
• Saving the Universe (1982)
• Sherlock the Barbarian (1994)
• Still Life (1986)
• The Festive Season (1996)
• The Legend of GX-118 (1974)
• The Man Who (1975)
• The Only One (1987)
• The Pension Dimension (1976)
• The Spaceshop (1990)
• The Tambourine Effect (2000)
• Together (1991)
• Warlord of Earth (1977)
• —————— (1976)

• Chocolate and Worms (1991)

• 1986: Alternative View (1998)
• Eastercon Report (1987)
• Forever Changes (1988)
• Foreword and Forward (1989)
• Garnett's Dictionary of Science Fiction: A Serial in Twenty-Six Parts (1981)
• Heroes and Villains (1990)
• Introducing the Introduction (1990)
• Introduction (New Worlds 2) (1992)
• Introduction (New Worlds 3) (1993)
• Introduction (New Worlds 4) (1994)
• Introduction: The "Best" of the Year (1988)
• Introduction: The New World's New Worlds (1997)
• Letter (Ansible 140) (1999)
• Letter (Ansible 235) (2007)
• Letter (Ansible 245) (2007)
• Letter (Ansible 353) (2016)
• Letter (Ansible 50) (1987)
• Letter (Speculation 20) (1969)
• Letter (Vector 132) (1986)
• Letter (Vector 164) - RIP Yearbook (1991)
• Letter (Vector 43) (1967)
• Milford 1982 - The Truth (1983)
• Ms Prep (1990)
• New New Worlds Lauch (1991) with Dick Jude
• News (Matrix 99) (1992) with Andrew A. Adams and Tina Anghelatos and Mike Don and John Gribbin and Chris Lewis and Nicholas Mahoney and Roger Robinson and Bridget Wilkinson
• Past, Present and Future (1991)
• Science Fiction Unlimited: Brighton 23 October (1982) with Joseph Nicholas
• The Garnett Report (1982)
• The Making of "Mirror in the Sky" or It Might as Well Rain Until September (1980)
• The Morning After the Year Before (1988)
• The New World's _New Worlds_ (1997)
• The Obligatory David Garnett Puff (1985)
• This Was the Future (1989)
• Which Just Goes to Show (1967)
• You Blankety Swine...! How Not to Write a Novel (1988)

• Stealer of Souls (1969) by Michael Moorcock
• Stormbringer (1969) by Michael Moorcock
• The Cellar (1988) by Richard Laymon
• The Traps of Time (1968) by Michael Moorcock

• An Interview with Arthur C. Clarke (1978) with Arthur C. Clarke
• Interview with Iain M. Banks (1989) with Iain M. Banks
• Rendezvous mit Arthur C. Clarke [German] (1979) with Arthur C. Clarke

• Spaceshops Solicitors (1995) by Stan Nicholls