Talk:Fred Saberhagen

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[edit] Moving on

He's dead, we know he's dead, we now have reliable sources that say he's dead. Can we move on now and keep any discussions about policies to their respective talk pages. There is a good couple of thousand words above of general uncivility and very few improvements to the article itself, can we get on with it now? Please? Foxhill 22:35, 5 July 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Sourcing

Can I just point out how hilarious it is that the ONLY REFERENCING in this whole article is to prove that he's dead? ŞůṜīΣĻ¹98¹^Speak 07:49, 12 January 2008 (UTC)

[edit] The Compleat Berserker

Here's a list of the Berserker novels and collections by original publication date.

• 01 * Berserker (collection, 1967)
• 02 * Brother Assassin (collection, 1969)
• 03 * Berserker's Planet (1975)
• 04 * Berserker Man (1979)
• 05 * The Ultimate Enemy (collection, 1979)
• 06 * Berserker Wars (collection with unique introduction and just one previously unpublished story, Metal Murderer, 1981 This story was also collected in "Earth Descended" as "The Tale of the Metal Murderer")
• 07 * Berserker Base (1985) (Anthology with several guest writers. Saberhagen wrote the connecting interludes.)
• 08 * The Berserker Throne (1985)
• 09 * Berserker: Blue Death (1985)
• 10 * Berserker Lies (collection with just one previously unpublished story, The Machinery of Lies, 1991)
• 11 * Berserker Kill (1993)
• 12 * Berserker Fury (1997)
• 13 * Shiva in Steel (1998)
• 14 * Berserker's Star (2003)
• 15 * Berserker Prime (2003)
• 16 * Rogue Berserker (2005)

Reprint Collections:

• 01 * The Berserker Attack (collection, 1987) (Limited edition collection, selected reprints from earlier collections. You're not missing anything if you don't have this one.)

Omnibus Editions:

• 01 * Berserkers: The Beginning, Baen, 1998. Reprint of Berserker and The Ultimate Enemy.
• 02 * Berserker Man : Mega Book, Baen, 2004. Reprint of Berserker's Planet, Berserker Throne, Brother Assassin, and Berserker Man.
• 03 * Berserker Death : Mega Book. Baen 2005. Reprint of Berserker Wars, Berserker: Blue Death, and Berserker Kill.

Others:

• 01 * The Veils of Azlaroc (1978) The Azlaroc system is mentioned in Berserker's Star, which itself is set mainly in a similar system, on the not-a-planet Maracanda.
• 02 * The Bad Machines [in The Williamson Effect (Tor '96)] published as part of The Williamson Effect, an anthology of stories written in tribute to Jack Williamson. The story features the Berserkers in conflict with Williamson's humanoids.
• 03 * Servant of Death [coauthored by Fred Saberhagen and Jane Lindskold, in Man vs Machine, edited by John Helfers and Martin H. Greenberg. (DAW 2007)] —Preceding unsigned comment added by Bizzybody (talk • contribs) 06:36, 13 January 2008 (UTC)