Editing Spider Robinson (section)

== Published works ==
=== Novels and collections of linked stories ===
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|1976
|''[[Telempath]]''
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|1977
|''[[Callahan's Crosstime Saloon]]''
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|Callahan's/Jake Stonebender
|Collection of linked stories
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|1979
|''[[Stardance]]''
|Jeanne Robinson
|[[Stardance Trilogy]]
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|1981
|''Time Travelers Strictly Cash''
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|Callahan's/Jake Stonebender
|Collection of linked stories; also contains several non-Callahan's stories
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|1982
|''[[Mindkiller]]''
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|Deathkiller Trilogy
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|1985
|''[[Night of Power (novel)|Night of Power]]''<ref>[https://www.popmatters.com/10-hip-hopartists-foray-into-sci-fi-2612415792.html "Sci-Fi Goes Hi-Fi: 10 Artists' Foray into Hip-Hop Futurism"]. ''Pop Matters'', Imran Khan, October 23, 2018</ref>
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|1986
|''Callahan's Secret''
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|Callahan's/Jake Stonebender
|Collection of linked stories
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|1987
|''[[Mindkiller#Sequel stories|Time Pressure]]''<ref name="CollinsLatham1988">{{Cite book |last1=Collins |first1=Robert A. |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=EJ2BvOQUf0oC&pg=PA41 |title=Science Fiction & Fantasy Book Review Annual |last2=Robert Latham |publisher=Greenwood Publishing Group |year=1988 |isbn=978-0-88736-249-1 |page=41}}</ref><ref name="Hedblad2001">{{Cite book |last=Hedblad |first=Alan |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=749kAAAAMAAJ |title=Something About the Author: Facts and Pictures About Authors and Illustrators of Books for Young People |date=January 1, 2001 |publisher=Gale / Cengage Learning |isbn=978-0-7876-4036-1 |page=177}}</ref>
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|Deathkiller Trilogy
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|1989
|''[[Callahan's Lady]]''
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|Lady Sally's
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|1991
|''[[Starseed (novel)|Starseed]]''
|Jeanne Robinson
| [[Stardance Trilogy]]
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|1992
|''Lady Slings the Booze''
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|Lady Sally's
|An excerpt from ''Lady Slings the Booze'' was published in a special edition novella called ''Kill the Editor'' in 1991.
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|1993
|''The Callahan Touch''
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|Callahan's/Jake Stonebender
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|1995
|''[[Starmind (novel)|Starmind]]''
|Jeanne Robinson
| [[Stardance Trilogy]]
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|1996
|''Callahan's Legacy''
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|Callahan's/Jake Stonebender
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|1997
|''[[Lifehouse (novel)|Lifehouse]]''
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|Deathkiller Trilogy
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|2000
|''Callahan's Key''
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||Callahan's/Jake Stonebender
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|2001
|''[[The Free Lunch]]''
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|2003
|''Callahan's Con''
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|Callahan's/Jake Stonebender
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|2004
|''[[Very Bad Deaths]]''
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|Russell Walker
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|2006
|''[[Variable Star]]''
|[[Robert A. Heinlein]]
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|Based on an outline Heinlein prepared in 1955.
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|2008
|''[[Very Hard Choices]]''
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|Russell Walker
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=== Omnibus volumes ===
* ''Callahan and Company'' (1988) – (omnibus edition of ''Callahan's Crosstime Saloon'', ''Time Travelers Strictly Cash'', and ''Callahan's Secret'')
* ''Off the Wall at Callahan's'' (1994) – (a collection of quotes from books in the Callahan's/Lady Sally series)
* ''The Callahan Chronicals'' (1997) – (retitled republication of ''Callahan and Company'')
* ''The Star Dancers'' (1997) (with Jeanne Robinson) (omnibus edition of ''Stardance'' and ''Starseed'')

=== Short story collections ===
* ''[[Antinomy (novel)|Antinomy]]'' (1980)
* ''[[Melancholy Elephants]]'' Penguin (1984 – Canada; 1985 – United States)<ref>{{Cite book |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=fiQrAQAAIAAJ |title=The Malahat Review |publisher=University of Victoria. |year=1984 |page=121}}</ref>
* ''True Minds'' (1990)
* ''User Friendly'' (1998)
* ''By Any Other Name'' (2001)
* ''God Is an Iron and Other Stories'' (2002)
* ''My Favorite Shorts'' (2016; e-book only)

=== Anthologies ===
* ''The Best of All Possible Worlds'' (1980) – collection of works by other authors edited and introduced by Robinson
* ''"Compostela" Tesseracts 20'' – with James Alan Gardner<ref>[https://locusmag.com/2018/10/2018-aurora-awards-winners/ "2018 Aurora Awards Winners"]. ''Locus Mag'', October 8, 2018</ref>

=== Discography ===
* ''Belabouring the Obvious'' (2000)

=== Collected essays ===
* ''The Crazy Years: Reflections of a Science Fiction Original'' (2004), a collection of his articles for ''[[The Globe and Mail]]''