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Saturday Evening Post, but he was best known as a frequent contributor to The Magazine of
Fantasy and Science Fiction, where he was most identified with a series of stories about
giantesses and their hapless male devotees. His best-remembered novel was The Last
Yggdrasill, published by Ballantine in the early l980's; it was optioned by Disney for a
considerable amount of upfront money, but no film was made. After his death, Electric Story
published a collection of his short work, Memories of the Future.


Author Biography and Bibliography


Novels
The Last Yggdrasill, 1982
 Eridahn, 1983
The Vizier's Second Daughter, 1985
Starfinder, 1980
La Quete de la Sainte Grille (published in France only), 1975

Collections
The Worlds of Robert F. Young, 1965
A Glass of Stars, 1968
Starfinder, 1980
Memories of the Future (eBook collection), 2001


Short Fiction
"Abyss of Tartarus," If, Oct. 1971
"Added Inducement," Fantasy & Science Fiction, Mar. 1957
"Beneath the Painted Ocean," F&SF Mar. 1980
"Boy Meets Dyevitza," Amazing, Oct. 1962
"Chrome Pastures," If, Apr. 1956
"Clay Suburb," Amazing, Nov. 1975
"The Construction Company," F&SF, Jul. 1980
"The Courts of Jamshyd," Infinity Science Fiction, Sep. 1957
"The Dandelion Girl," The Saturday Evening Post, Apr. 1961
"Doll-Friend," Amazing, Jul. 1959
"A Drink of Darkness," Fantastic, Jul. 1962
"Emily and the Bards Sublime," F&SF, Jul. 1956
"Enter Ciely," F&SF, Jun. 1977
"Flotsam," Starfinder, 1980
"Flying Pan," F&SF, Nov. 1956
"The Fugitives," A Glass of Stars, 1968
"The Garden in the Forest," Astounding, Sep. 1953
"Ghosts," Worlds of If, Jan./Feb. 1973
"The Girl Who Made Time Stop," The Saturday Evening Post, Apr. 22, 1961
"Goddess in Granite," F&SF, Sep. 1957
"The Grown-Up People's Feet," Fantastic Universe, Jun. 1955
"The Haute Bourgeoisie," F&SF, Jan. 1980
"Hopsoil," F&SF, Jan. 1961
"In the Crypt," Starfinder, 1980