James Blish

James Blish (2) 1921-1975  Awards  atheist / Anglican

The first real SF novel I read was A Case of Conscience by James Blish, which incidentally has a Jesuit scientist as its hero. It was 1953 and I was eleven years old.-Sandra Miesel

Books at  Open  Library

Bibliography

First Published Emergency Refueling (1940) found in 100 Astounding Little Alien Stories, (Sep 1996)
The Thing in the Attic - James Blish
• A Case of Conscience (1958)
The novel won a Hugo Award in 1959.
The original novella won a Retrospective Hugo Award in 2004.

Short Story Collection
• The Best of James Blish (1979)

 In This World, or Another, (Jul 2003)

 Short Stories

Surface Tension • [Pantropy] • (1952) • found in  The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume One, (1970)
Beep • (1954) • novelette found in  The Ascent of Wonder: The Evolution of Hard SF,

There Shall Be No Darkness • (1950) • A Treasury of Modern Fantasy

Cities in Flight

• 1 They Shall Have Stars (1956)   
• 2 A Life for the Stars (1962)   
• 3 Earthman, Come Home (1955)
• 4 The Triumph of Time (1958) also appeared as:
• Bridge (1952) [SF] The Science Fictional Solar System, (Oct 1979
• Cities in Flight (1970) [O/4N]

Audio Online

1. Blish, James. "One Shot" (in "Short Science Fiction Collection 001") · (readers)
2. Blish, James. "Thing in the Attic, The" · (readers)
3. Blish, James B.. "One-Shot" (in "Short Science Fiction Collection 027") · (readers)

Surface Tension   X Minus One  Radio drama