[i] - Novelizations

• The King and Four Queens (1956), dir Raoul Walsh, with Clarke Gable and Eleanor Parker
• The Rare Breed (1966), dir Andrew V McLaglen, with James Stewart and Mary O’Hara
• Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (1961), dir Irwin Allen, with Walter Pidgeon and Joan Fontaine

[ii] - Stage Plays

• It Should Be Beautiful, performed by Woodstock Community Theatre, 1963

[iii] - Television Scripts

• The Invaders
  • (with John W Bloch) The Betrayed, Episode 12, 28 March 1967
• The Land of the Lost
  • The Pylon Express, Episode 25, 25 October 1975
• Star Trek
  • Amok Time, 15 September 1967
  • Shore Leave, 29 December 1966
• Wild, Wild West
  • Unconfirmed

[iv] - Adaptions by Theodore Sturgeon

• Iron Munro, from the story by John W Campbell, 2 issues of the comic strip in Shadow Comics, Street & Smith 1940
• Adaptive Ultimate, from the story by Stanley Weinbaum, Tales of Tomorrow, 1950s
• Ordeal in Space, from the story by Robert Heinlein, CBS Stage 14, (TV) September 1951
• The Sound Machine, from the story by Roald Dahl, CBS Stage 14, (TV) 1950s
• They Came to Bagdad, from the novel by Agatha Christie, Playhouse 90, 1950s
• Winesburg, Ohio, from the novel by Sherwood Anderson, Caedmon SBR-504(3), 1983

[v] - Adaptions of Stories by Theodore Sturgeon

• Affair With a Green Monkey
  • WBAI-FM, (radio) 1960s
• Amok Time
  • Adapted by James Blish, Star Trek Number 3, Bantam Books, 1969
  • Amok Time: A Star Trek ‘Photonovel’l, Bantam Books, 1978
• Bianca’s Hands
  • STURGEON: Theodore Sturgeon Reads, Alternate World Recordings 1976 [3340]
• Bright Segment
  • “Parcelle Brillante”, (television movie, France, 1974), director Christian de Chalonge
• Dead Dames Don’t Dial
  • Schlitz Playhouse, (televison) 1959
• The Graveyard Reader
  • The Graveyard Reader, (stage play) adapted by Lisa Morton
• The Girl Had Guts
  • WBAI-FM, (radio) 1960s
• Godbody
  • [extract as] Britt Svenglund, Read by Theodore Sturgeon, Alternate World Recordings 1976 [3340]
• The Hurkle is a Happy Beast
  • Read by Theodore Sturgeon, Alternate World Recordings 1976 [3340]
• It
  • Comic Book Adaptation, Marvel Supernatural Thrillers #1, Marvel Comics, December 1972
• The Joy Machine [story outline for unwritten Star Trek episode]
  • James Gunn, Pocket Books, 1996
• Killdozer!
  • Comic Book Adaptation, Marvel Worlds Unknown #6, Marvel Comics, April 1974
  • Killdozer!, ABC Suspense Movie, (televison movie, US, 1974), script by Ed MacKillop, director Jerry London, with Carl Betz
• Mewhu’s Jet
  • Out There, Tales of Tomorrow (television), 3 July 1951
• The Man Who Lost the Sea
  • The Mars Tapes, read by Amy Bruce, with stories by Greg Bear, John Varley and Allen Steele, AudioText, 1999 (ISBN 188461230X)
• Microcosmic God
  • Comic Book Adaptation, Starstream #3, 1976
• Mr Costello Hero
  • X Minus One, (radio) Episode 58, 3 July 1956
• More Than Human
  • KPFK-FM (radio), February 1967
  • Baby is Three, abridged and read by Theodore Sturgeon, Caedmon Records 1977 [TC 1492]
  • The Fabulous Idiot, abridged and read by Theodore Sturgeon, Caedmon Records 1980 [TC 1634]
  • [Graphic Story Version], Douglas Moench and Alex Nino, Heavy Metal, June, July and August 1978
    • Heavy Metal Presents Theodore Sturgeon’s More Than Human [A Graphic Story Version], Simon and Schuster, July 1978
• Pruzy’s Pot
  • Pruzy’s Pot, read by Theodore Sturgeon, Hypatia Press 1986
• A Saucer of Loneliness
  • X Minus One, (radio) Episode 83, 9 January 1957
  • [Revised] X Minus One, (radio) Episode 110, 5 September 1957
  • (television) teleplay by David Gerrold, The New Twilight Zone, Episode 15
  • La Soucoupe de Solitude, (television drama, France, 1982)
• Shore Leave
  • Adapted by James Blish, Star Trek Number 12, Bantam Books, 1977
• The Skills of Xanadu
  • WBAI-FM, (radio) 1960s
• The Sky Was Full of Ships
  • “Incident at Switchpath”, (radio) Beyond Tomorrow, 11 April 1950
• Some of Your Blood
  • “Psychosis Unclassified”, (stage play) adapted by Kenneth Campbell, Liverpool Touring Company, 1977
• The Stars are the Styx
  • Tales of Tomorrow, (radio) 29 January 1953
  • X Minus One, (radio) Episode 61, 24 July 1956
• Yesterday was Monday
  • “A Matter of Minutes”, (televison) teleplay by Rockne S O’Bannon, The New Twilight Zone, Episode 25