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C.L. Moore Books in Order

C.L. Moore is a series of 14 books written by C.L. Moore.

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C.L. Moore books in publication order

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1

Earth's Last Citadel

by C. L. Moore

1943

Four people from the twentieth century are transported a billion years into the future. On a dying Earth, they join humanity's mutated descendants in a desperate struggle against monstrous enemies and search for a way to break the stalemate.

2

Endowment Policy

by C. L. Moore

1943

A mysterious stranger arrives with knowledge that could alter history. His attempt to change events raises questions about what he knows and whose future he intends to secure in this short science fiction tale.

3

The Mask of Circe

by C. L. Moore

1948

Psychiatrist Jay Seward remembers a previous life as Jason, sailing with the Argonauts in search of the Golden Fleece. When the Argo emerges from the mist, memory becomes reality and draws him into a world of gods and danger.

4

Beyond Earth's Gates

by C. L. Moore

1949

When actress Lorna Maxwell vanishes through a solid wall, her manager Eddie Burton follows her into a strange counterpart of New York. There he becomes a fugitive while a tyrant uses Lorna's image and voice to control the city.

5

Android

by C. L. Moore

1951

Bradley faces his employer after apparently killing and dismembering him the previous night. Struggling to hide his panic, he must reckon with a director who seems impossible to kill and a disturbing uncertainty about what makes someone human.

6

Judgment Night

by C. L. Moore

1952

Five novellas explore the costs of power, scientific ambition, and humanity's expansion beyond Earth. From a threatened galactic empire to clashes between frontier settlers and solitary hunters, Moore places personal struggles within societies undergoing irreversible change.

7

Mutant

by C. L. Moore

1953

After nuclear war, a community of bald telepaths struggles to coexist with people who fear their abilities. These linked stories follow their efforts to conceal differences, preserve families and decide how much influence they should exert over humanity.

8

No Boundaries

by C. L. Moore

1955

Moore and Henry Kuttner explore speculative possibilities through stories that place human emotion beside imaginative invention. Their collection moves between humor and darker tensions, asking how people retain purpose when confronted with realities beyond ordinary experience.

9

Doomsday Morning

by C. L. Moore

1957

In an America ruled by a communications dictatorship, washed-up actor Howard Rohan receives an offer to lead a touring troupe. Sent into rebellious California, he becomes caught between government orders and revolutionaries seeking to restore democracy.

11

Two-Handed Engine

by C. L. Moore

2005

This collection gathers Moore and Henry Kuttner's science fiction and fantasy across their careers. Alien encounters, uncanny inventions, and unsettling futures appear alongside stories such as Shambleau, Mimsy Were the Borogoves, and Vintage Season.

12

Nine stories range from alien gods and time travel to deadly cinematic technology and everyday cruelty. An ancient computer, an otherworldly collector, and people confronting unforeseen consequences reveal the unsettling possibilities beneath Moore's imagined worlds.

13

The Best of C.L. Moore

by C. L. Moore

2015

Space outlaw Northwest Smith confronts a terrifying stranger, while warrior Jirel seeks revenge in a nightmare realm. Ten stories explore alien worlds, hidden desires, and transformations that blur the boundaries between human experience and the fantastic.

14

Northwest of Earth

by C. L. Moore

Interplanetary smuggler Northwest Smith encounters ancient powers, dangerous strangers, and forgotten gods across the solar system. These thirteen adventures take him through the darker corners of Mars and Venus, where survival demands more than a quick draw.

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