- Author: Neil R. Jones Author Record # 33
- Legal Name: Jones, Neil Ronald
- Birthplace: Fulton, New York, USA
- Birthdate: 29 May 1909
- Deathdate: 15 February 1988
- Language: English
- Webpages: Goodreads, SFE, Wikipedia-EN
- Used These Alternate Names:
ニール・R・ジョーンズ?Niru R. Jōnzu
Niru R. Joonzu
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Novels
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The Citadel in Space (1951)
only appeared as:
- Serializations:
- The Citadel in Space (Complete Novel) (1951)
- Space War (1967)
- The Planet of the Double Sun (1967)
- The Sunless World (1967)
- Twin Worlds (1967)
- Doomsday on Ajiat (1968)
- Das Zeitmausoleum [German] (1984)
- Zwillingswelten [German] (1985)
- Metallmond [German] (1986)
- Professor Jameson's Interstellar Adventures #1: The Jameson Satellite & Planet of the Double Sun (2005)
- Professor Jameson's Interstellar Adventures #2: Time's Mausoleum & The Sunless World (2009)
- The Professor Jameson Saga: Book One (2015)
- The Professor Jameson Saga: Book Two (2015)
- The Professor Jameson Saga: Book Three (2016)
- The Professor Jameson Saga: Book Four (2017)
- The Moon Pirates / Callisto At War (2015) with Harl Vincent
- The Jameson Satellite (2008)
- Exiles from Below (2011)
- Spacewrecked on Venus (2012)
- The Death's Head Meteor (1930)
- The Electrical Man (1930)
- Shadows of the Night (1930)
- The Asteroid of Death (1931)
- The Jameson Satellite (1931)
- Spacewrecked on Venus (1931)
- The Planet of the Double Sun (1932)
- The Return of the Tripeds (1932)
- Suicide Durkee's Last Ride (1932)
- Escape from Phobos (1933)
- Martian and Troglodyte (1933)
- Into the Hydrosphere (1933)
- Time's Mausoleum (1933)
-
The Moon Pirates (1934)
also appeared as:
- Serializations:
- The Moon Pirates (Part 1 of 2) (1934)
- Moon Pirates (Part 2 of 2) (1934)
- The Sunless World (1934)
- Zora of the Zoromes (1935)
- Space War (1935)
-
"Labyrinth" (1936)
also appeared as:
- Variant: Labyrinth (1967)
- Little Hercules (1936)
- The Astounding Exodus (1937)
- Twin Worlds (1937)
- Durna Rangue Neophyte (1937)
-
"On the Planet Fragment" (1937)
also appeared as:
- Variant: On the Planet Fragment (1937)
- The Music-Monsters (1938)
- Kiss of Death (1938)
- Swordsmen of Saturn (1939)
- The Dark Swordsmen of Saturn (1940)
- The Cat-Men of Aemt (excerpt) (1940)
- Invisible One (excerpt) (1940)
- Liquid Hell (1940)
-
Hermit of Saturn's Ring (1940)
also appeared as:
- Variant: Hermit of Saturn's Rings (1940)
- The Cat-Men of Aemt (1940)
- Invisible One (1940)
- Cosmic Derelict (1941)
- Vampire of the Void (1941)
- Captives of the Durna Rangue (1941)
- Priestess of the Sleeping Death (1941)
- The Ransom for Toledo (1941)
- Slaves of the Unknown (1942)
- Doomsday on Ajiat (1942)
- Spoilers of the Spaceways (1942)
- The Legend of Interplanetary (1948)
- The Metal Moon (1949)
- Parasite Planet (1949)
- World Without Darkness (1950)
- The Mind Masters (1950)
- The Star Killers (1951)
- In the Meteoric Cloud (1968)
- The Accelerated World (1968)
- Exiles from Below (1989)
- Saga of Professor Jameson (1948)
- Letter (Amazing Stories, November 1932) (1932)
- Letter (Amazing Stories, June 1934) (1934)
- An Autobiographical Sketch of Neil R. Jones (1937)
- Concerning Prof. Jameson (1940)
- Meet the Authors: Neil R. Jones (1941)
- Meet the Authors (1951)
- Foreword (The Sunless World) (1967)
- Fantasy Tales (1991) by David Sutton and Stephen Jones (co-reviewed with Neil McIntosh)