Editing Wil McCarthy (section)

=== Short fiction ===
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;Stories<ref group=lower-alpha>Short stories unless otherwise noted.</ref>
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|Wyatt Earp 2.0
|2016
|{{cite journal |author=McCarthy, Wil |date=January–February 2016 |title=Wyatt Earp 2.0|journal=Analog Science Fiction and Fact |volume=136 |issue=1&2 |pages=8–41}}
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|Novella
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* "Amerikano Hiaika", ''[[Aboriginal Science Fiction]]'', May/June 1991.
* "Dirtyside Down", Universe 3, 1994.
* "The Dream of Houses", ''[[Analog Science Fiction (magazine)|Analog]]'', November 1995.<ref group=lower-alpha name="LocusRecommReading">Appeared on the ''[[Locus (magazine)|Locus]]'' recommended reading list.</ref>
* "The Dream of Castles", ''Analog'', April 1997.
* "The Dream of Nations", ''Analog'', October 1998.<ref group=lower-alpha name="LocusRecommReading" />
* "Once Upon a Matter Crushed", ''Science Fiction Age'', May 1999.<ref group=lower-alpha name="LocusRecommReading" /><ref group=lower-alpha>[[Theodore Sturgeon Award]] Nominee.</ref><ref group=lower-alpha>Became the first portion of ''The Collapsium''.</ref>
* "No Job Too Small", ''[[Aboriginal Science Fiction]]'', Spring 2001.
* "Pavement Birds", ''Analog'', July/August 2002.
* "He Died that Day, in Thirty Years", ''Once Upon a Galaxy,'' 2002
* "Garbage Day", ''Analog'', December 2002.<ref group=lower-alpha>Became part of ''The Wellstone''.</ref>