published in 1968. Of Men and Monsters is an expansion of his story "The Men in the Walls", originally in Galaxy Science Fiction (October 1963). A Lamp for Medusa was published as a double novel with Dave Van Arnam's The Players of Hell. This novella was an expansion of his story "Medusa Was a Lady!" from the October, 1951 issue of Fantastic Adventures. Theater In 1978, the University Readers at Penn State University presented a dramatization, directed by Joseph Wigley, of four of Tenn's short stories under the title Four From Tenn. The selected stories were "The Discovery of Morniel Mathaway", "Bernie the Faust", "The Tenants", and "My Mother Was a Witch". Pittsburgh's Malacandra Productions staged a nine-character play adapted by John Regis from the classic Tenn science fiction short story, "Winthrop Was Stubborn". Directed by David Brody for the Three Rivers Arts Festival, this production ran from June 2 through June 17, 2006. Works The Evolution of William Tenn or Myself When Young (1939) although these stories first published in book form by the Pretentious Press in 1995 Children of Wonder (anthology edited by William Tenn) (1953) Of All Possible Worlds (1955) The Human Angle (1956) Time in Advance (1958) A Lamp for Medusa (novella published as a double with The Players of Hell by Dave Van Arnam) (1968) Of Men and Monsters (1968) (novel) Once Against the Law (1968) (anthology of crime fiction edited by Tenn and Donald E. Westlake) The Seven Sexes (1968) The Square Root of Man (1968) The Wooden Star (1968) "On Venus, Have We Got a Rabbi!" (1974); published in several collections Immodest Proposals: The Complete Science Fiction of William Tenn, Volume I (omnibus) (2000) Here Comes Civilization: The Complete Science Fiction of William Tenn, Volume II (omnibus) (2001) Dancing Naked, the Unexpurgated William Tenn (non-fiction omnibus) (2004) [Hugo Nominee, Best Related Book, 2005] Online William Tenn: "Constantinople" (full text) William Tenn: "Poul Anderson" (full text) William Tenn: "Remembrance of Worldcons Past" (full text) William Tenn: "Welles or Wells: The First Invasion from Mars" (full text) "Streets of Mud, Streets of Gold," $25,000 award-winning essay by Fruma Klass (full text) William Tenn: "On Venus, Have We Got a Rabbi!" (full text) References Sources Clute, John and Peter Nicholls. The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction. New York: St. Martin's Griffin, 1993 (2nd edition 1995). . Stephensen-Payne, Phil and Gordon Benson Jr. William Tenn, High Klass Talent: