Life, October 1965) "Party by Satellite" (The Saturday Evening Post, May 1974) (Original title "The Third Dream.") "Strike!" (Omni, January 1979) (reprinted in the magazine The Best of Omni Science Fiction No. 4) "The Super Runner" (Runner's World, October 1982) "The Ten-Second Election" (Omni, November 1984) 20 mystery stories have also never been anthologised. Of these, all but one are Union Club mystery stories (for a list, see The Union Club Mysteries). "Zip Code" (1986) is a mystery story featuring the boy detective character Larry. Unpublished stories Nine stories which Asimov wrote early in his career were never published anywhere, and are now lost. They were: (1938) "Cosmic Corkscrew" (9,000 words) (1938) "This Irrational Planet" (3,000 words) (1938) "Paths of Destiny" (6,000 words) (1938) "Knossos in Its Glory" (6,000 words) (1939) "The Decline and Fall" (6,000 words) (1939) "Life Before Birth" (6,000 words) (1939) "The Brothers" (6,000 words) (1940) "The Oak" (6,000 words) (1941) "Masks" (1,500 words) In the 1972 anthology The Early Asimov, Asimov listed two other stories which he thought had also been lost: "The Weapon" (1938) and "Big Game" (1941). However, they were subsequently found ("The Weapon" had in fact been published under a pseudonym in 1942, which Asimov had forgotten). They were collected in In Memory Yet Green (1979) and Before the Golden Age (1974), respectively. (They are included in the above list of published stories.) In his autobiography, Asimov wrote "Since February 1941, I have never written a piece of fiction that has not, in one way or another, seen print." See also Isaac Asimov book series bibliography Isaac Asimov bibliography References External links Asimovonline.com Susan Stepney (collates stories to collections) Storypilot (1938–1952) and 1953–1995 Asimovreviews.net Bibliographies by writer Bibliographies of American writers Lists of stories Science fiction bibliographies