Series
The first of James Blish's short-story adaptations of original series episodes, written from early scripts and often different from what aired: Charlie X, Dagger of the Mind, The Man Trap, Balance of Terror, The Naked Time, Miri and The Conscience of the King.
Eight more original series episodes retold by James Blish, including Arena, A Taste of Armageddon, Tomorrow Is Yesterday, Errand of Mercy, Court Martial and Operation: Annihilate!
James Blish's third collection of episode adaptations, with The Trouble with Tribbles, The Doomsday Machine, Amok Time, Mirror, Mirror and Assignment: Earth among them.
Six episodes adapted by James Blish, from The Devil in the Dark and Journey to Babel to A Piece of the Action and the two-part story of Talos IV, The Menagerie.
James Blish retells more original series episodes, among them Whom Gods Destroy, Let That Be Your Last Battlefield, This Side of Paradise, Turnabout Intruder and The Way to Eden.
Six more episode adaptations by James Blish, including The Apple, The Savage Curtain with Abraham Lincoln and Genghis Khan, and The Cloud Minders.
James Blish's seventh collection: Who Mourns for Adonais?, The Changeling, The Paradise Syndrome, Metamorphosis, The Deadly Years and Elaan of Troyius.
Six episodes adapted by James Blish, from Where No Man Has Gone Before and The Enemy Within to Spock's Brain, Catspaw, Wolf in the Fold and For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky.
James Blish adapts Return to Tomorrow, The Ultimate Computer, That Which Survives, Obsession, The Return of the Archons and The Immunity Syndrome.
Six more original series episodes retold by James Blish, including The Galileo Seven, The Empath, Is There in Truth No Beauty?, A Private Little War and The Omega Glory.
The last collection James Blish finished before his death: What Are Little Girls Made Of?, The Squire of Gothos, Wink of an Eye, Bread and Circuses, Day of the Dove and Plato's Stepchildren.
Completed by J. A. Lawrence after James Blish's death: Patterns of Force, The Gamesters of Triskelion, And the Children Shall Lead, The Corbomite Maneuver and Shore Leave.
J. A. Lawrence adapts both Harry Mudd episodes, Mudd's Women and I, Mudd, and adds a new novella in which the con man crosses paths with the Enterprise once more.