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''The Other Worlds'' is an anthology of science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories, edited by Phil Stong. It was originally published by Wilfred Funk in 1941, with a lower-price edition following from Garden City Publishing a year later.〔(ISFDB bibliography )〕 The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction describes it as "the first important sf Anthology".;〔(SF Encyclopedia )〕 it remains in the collection of nearly 200 academic libraries in 2015.〔(WorldCat listing )〕 ==Contents== * "Foreword, Philip D. Stong * "The Considerate Hosts", Thorp McClusky (''Weird Tales'' 1939) * "The Man in the Black Hat", Michael Fessier (''Esquire'' 1934) * "Naked Lady", Mindret Lord (''Weird Tales'' 1934) * "The House of Ecstasy", Ralph Milne Farley (''Weird Tales'' 1938) * "Escape", Paul Ernst (''Weird Tales'' 1938) * "The Adaptive Ultimate", Stanley G. Weinbaum (''Astounding'' 1935) * "The Woman in Gray", Walker G. Everett (''Weird Tales'' 1935) * "The Pipes of Pan", Lester del Rey (''Unknown'' 1940) * "Aunt Cassie", Virginia Swain (orig) * "Notes on Part II", Philip D. Stong * "A God in a Garden", Theodore Sturgeon (''Unknown'' 1939) * "The Man Who Knew All the Answers", Donald Bern (''Amazing'' 1940) * "Adam Link’s Vengeance", Eando Binder (''Amazing'' 1940) * "Truth Is a Plague", D. W. O’Brien (''Amazing'' 1940) * "The Fourth-Dimensional Demonstrator", Murray Leinster (''Astounding'' 1935) * "Alas, All Thinking!", Harry Bates (''Astounding'' 1935) * "The Comedy of Eras", Henry Kuttner (''Thrilling Wonder Stories'' 1940) * "A Problem for Biographers", Mindret Lord (orig) * "Note to Part III," Philip D. Stong * "In the Vault", H. P. Lovecraft (''Weird Tales'' 1932) * "School for the Unspeakable", Manly Wade Wellman (''Weird Tales'' 1937) * "The House Where Time Stood Still", Seabury Quinn ''Weird Tales'' 1939) * "The Mystery of the Last Guest", John Flanders (''Weird Tales'' 1935) * "The Song of the Slaves", Manly Wade Wellman (''Weird Tales'' 1940) * "The Panelled Room", August Derleth (''Westminster Magazine'' 1933) * "The Graveyard Rats", Henry Kuttner (''Weird Tales'' 1936) * "The Return of Andrew Bentley", August Derleth & Mark Schorer (''Weird Tales'' 1933) "The Comedy of Eras" originally appeared under the Kelvin Kent byline. "The Adaptive Ultimate" originally appeared under the John Jessel byline. "John Flanders" is an alternate pen name for the author best known as Jean Ray.〔(Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections )〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「The Other Worlds」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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