E. C. Tubb
E.C. Tubb was a reputed British author of science fiction, western, and fantasy novels. He has penned more than 140 novels and over 230 short stories & novellas. Author Tubb is particularly famous for writing the Cap Kennedy series, The Dumarest Saga, and Space 1999 series. The Dumarest Saga is the one for which he is most well-known. It is an epic SF saga that takes place in the far future.
Books in order of publication:
Dumarest Books
| The Winds of Gath | (1967) | |
| Derai | (1968) | |
| Toyman | (1969) | |
| Kalin | (1969) | |
| The Jester at Scar | (1970) | |
| Lallia | (1971) | |
| Technos | (1972) | |
| Veruchia | (1973) | |
| Mayenne | (1973) | |
| Jondelle | (1973) | |
| Zenya | (1974) | |
| Eloise | (1975) | |
| Eye of the Zodiac | (1975) | |
| Jack of Swords | (1976) | |
| Spectrum of a Forgotten Sun | (1976) | |
| Haven of Darkness | (1977) | |
| Prison of Night | (1977) | |
| Incident on Ath | (1978) | |
| The Quillian Sector | (1978) | |
| Web of Sand | (1979) | |
| Iduna’s Universe | (1979) | |
| The Terra Data | (1980) | |
| World of Promise | (1980) | |
| Nectar of Heaven | (1981) | |
| The Terridae | (1981) | |
| The Coming Event | (1982) | |
| Earth Is Heaven | (1982) | |
| Melome | (1983) | |
| Angado | (1984) | |
| Symbol of Terra | (1984) | |
| The Temple of Truth | (1985) | |
| The Return | (1997) | |
| Child of Earth | (2008) |
Cap Kennedy Books
| Galaxy of the Lost | (1973) | |
| Slave Ship from Sergan | (1973) | |
| Monster of Metelaze | (1973) | |
| Enemy within the Skull | (1974) | |
| Jewel of Jarhen | (1974) | |
| Seetee Alert! | (1974) | |
| The Gholan Gate | (1974) | |
| The Eater of Worlds | (1974) | |
| Earth Enslaved | (1974) | |
| Planet of Dread | (1974) | |
| Spawn of Laban | (1974) | |
| The Genetic Buccaneer | (1974) | |
| A World Aflame | (1974) | |
| The Ghosts of Epidoris | (1975) | |
| Mimics of Dephene | (1975) | |
| Beyond the Galactic Lens | (1975) | |
| The Galactiad | (1983) |
Gladiators Books
| Atilus the Slave | (1975) | |
| Atilus the Gladiator | (1975) | |
| Gladiator | (1978) |
Standalone Novels
| Saturn Patrol | (1951) | |
| Atom War on Mars | (1952) | |
| Reverse Universe | (1952) | |
| Dynasty of Doom | (1953) | |
| Fugitive of Time | (1953) | |
| I Fight for Mars | (1953) | |
| The Mutants Rebel | (1953) | |
| Planetoid Disposals, Ltd | (1953) | |
| Space Hunger | (1953) | |
| Venusian Adventure | (1953) | |
| The Wall | (1953) | |
| Alien Life | (1954) | |
| City of No Return | (1954) | |
| The Extra Man | (1954) | |
| Hell Planet | (1954) | |
| Journey to Mars | (1954) | |
| The Metal Eater | (1954) | |
| Pandora’s Box | (1954) | |
| The Resurrected Man | (1954) | |
| The Stellar Legion | (1954) | |
| Temple of Death | (1954) | |
| Alien Dust | (1955) | |
| Assignment New York | (1955) | |
| The Space-Born | (1956) | |
| Death Wears a White Face | (1957) | |
| Moon Base | (1964) | |
| The Life Buyer | (1965) | |
| Death Is a Dream | (1967) | |
| COD Mars | (1968) | |
| Escape into Space | (1969) | |
| STAR Flight | (1969) | |
| Century of the Manikin | (1972) | |
| The Primitive | (1977) | |
| The Stellar Assignment | (1979) | |
| The Pawn of Ophalos | (1980) | |
| The Luck Machine | (1980) | |
| Pawn of the Omphalos | (1980) | |
| Stardeath | (1983) | |
| Death God’s Doom | (1999) | |
| The Sleeping City | (1999) | |
| The First Shot | (2000) | |
| The Gold Seekers | (2000) | |
| Sands of Destiny | (2009) | |
| The Captive | (2010) | |
| Starslave | (2010) | |
| Footsteps of Angels | (2011) | |
| To Dream Again | (2011) |
Collections
| Ten from Tomorrow | (1966) | |
| A Scatter of Stardust | (1972) | |
| Murder in Space | (1997) | |
| Kalgan the Golden | (1999) | |
| Fantasy Annual Vol. 3 | (1999) | |
| The Best Science Fiction of EC Tubb | (2003) | |
| Mirror of the Night and Other Weird Tales | (2011) | |
| The Wager | (2011) | |
| The Ming Vase | (2011) | |
| Enemy of the State | (2011) | |
| Tomorrow | (2011) | |
| The Wonderful Day | (2012) | |
| Only One Winner | (2013) | |
| Mirror of the Night | (2019) |
Short Stories/Novellas
| Star Haven | (2012) |
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