You Wait?" (originally published in 1959) "They Don't Make Life Like They Used To" (originally published in 1963) An Alfred Bester Omnibus (1968) Starlight: The Great Short Fiction of Alfred Bester (1976) The Light Fantastic Volume 1: The Short Fiction of Alfred Bester (1976) Star Light, Star Bright: The Short Fiction of Alfred Bester, Volume 2 (1976) The Light Fantastic Volume 2: The Short Fiction of Alfred Bester (1976) Virtual Unrealities (1997) – contains the stories: "Disappearing Act" (originally published in 1953) "Oddy and Id" "Star Light, Star Bright" " (originally published in 1953, used as the title for two other compilations of Bester's short stories) "5,271,009" (originally published in 1954) "Fondly Fahrenheit" (originally published in 1954) "Hobson's Choice" (originally published in 1952) "Of Time and Third Avenue" (originally published in 1952) "Time is the Traitor" (originally published in 1953) "The Men Who Murdered Mohammed" (originally published in 1958) (Hugo Award nominee) "The Pi Man" (originally published in 1959) (Hugo Award Nominee) "They Don't Make Life Like They Used To" (originally published in 1963) "Will You Wait?" (originally published in 1959) "The Flowered Thundermug" (originally published in 1964) "Adam and No Eve" (originally published in 1941) "And 3 to Go" (fragment – previously unpublished) "Galatea Galante" (originally published in 1979) "The Devil Without Glasses" (previously unpublished) Redemolished (2000) – Contains the short stories: "The Probable Man" "Hell Is Forever" "The Push of a Finger" "The Roller Coaster" "The Lost Child" "I'll Never Celebrate New Year's Again" "Out of This World" "The Animal Fair" "Something Up There Likes Me" "The Four-Hour Fugue" Also contains three fictional articles published in Holiday: "Gourmet Dining in Outer Space" "Place of the Month: The Moon" "The Sun" Also contains four essays: "Science Fiction and the Renaissance Man", originally delivered as a lecture at the University of Chicago in 1957. The other lecturers included Cyril Kornbluth, Robert A. Heinlein and Robert Bloch. "A Diatribe Against Science Fiction" "The Perfect Composite Science Fiction Author" "My Affair with Science Fiction" Also included are interviews with John Huston and Rex Stout, a conversation with Woody Allen, brief articles on Isaac Asimov and Robert A. Heinlein, two deleted prologues and an analysis of The Demolished Man, plus a memorial for Bester written by Isaac Asimov and an introduction by Gregory S. Benford. Non-fiction "Writing the Radio Mystery," The Writer, December 1951 The Life and Death of a Satellite (1966) Other