• Publication: Tales of Known Space: The Universe of Larry NivenPublication Record # 879546
• Author: Larry Niven
• Date: 1989-02-00
• ISBN: 0-345-33469-8 [978-0-345-33469-5]
• Publisher: Del Rey / Ballantine
• Price:
  $3.95^?$: US dollar. ISO code: USD
• Pages: xiv+240
• Format:
  pb^?Paperback. Typically 7" by 4.25" (18 cm by 11 cm) or smaller, though trimming errors can cause them to sometimes be slightly (less than 1/4 extra inch) taller or wider/deeper.
• Type: COLLECTION
• Cover: Tales of Known Space: The Universe of Larry Niven (1975) • by Rick Sternbach
• Notes: Canada $5.50. Eleventh printing.

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• viii • Timeline for Known Space • (1975) • essay by Larry Niven
• xi • Introduction: My Universe and Welcome to It! • (1975) • essay by Larry Niven
• 1 • The Coldest Place • [Known Space] • (1964) • short story by Larry Niven
• 7 • Becalmed in Hell • [Known Space] • (1965) • short story by Larry Niven
• 21 • Wait It Out • [Known Space] • (1968) • short story by Larry Niven
• 31 • Eye of an Octopus • [Known Space] • (1966) • short story by Larry Niven
• 41 • How the Heroes Die • [Known Space] • (1966) • novelette by Larry Niven
• 67 • The Jigsaw Man • [Known Space] • (1967) • short story by Larry Niven
• 81 • At the Bottom of a Hole • [Known Space] • (1966) • novelette by Larry Niven
• 101 • Intent to Deceive • [Known Space] • (1968) • short story by Larry Niven (variant of The Deceivers)
• 111 • Cloak of Anarchy • [Known Space] • (1972) • novelette by Larry Niven
• 135 • The Warriors • [Known Space] • (1966) • short story by Larry Niven
• 153 • The Borderland of Sol • [Known Space] • (1975) • novelette by Larry Niven
• 201 • There Is a Tide • [Known Space] • (1968) • short story by Larry Niven
• 217 • Safe at Any Speed • [Known Space] • (1967) • short story by Larry Niven
• 221 • Afterthoughts (Tales of Known Space) • (1975) • essay by Larry Niven
• 225 • Bibliography: The Worlds of Larry Niven • (1975) • essay by uncredited
• 239 • About the Cover (Tales of Known Space) • (1975) • essay by Rick Sternbach