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• 2 •  Frontispiece (The Philip José Farmer Centennial Collection) • interior artwork by Mark Wheatley
• 13 • Introduction (The Philip José Farmer Centennial Collection) • essay by Joe R. Lansdale
• 15 • Foreword (The Philip José Farmer Centennial Collection) • essay by Tracy Knight
• 17 • The 1940s (The Philip José Farmer Centennial Collection) • essay by Michael Croteau
• 21 • Bradley Brave Sees New York • (1940) • essay by Philip José Farmer
• 25 • O'Brien and Obrenov • non-genre • (1946) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 49 • Imagination • (1954) • poem by Philip José Farmer
• 51 • The 1950s (The Philip José Farmer Centennial Collection) • essay by Michael Croteau
• 55 • The Lovers • [The Sturch] • (1952) • novella by Philip José Farmer
• 143 • Sail On! Sail On! • (1952) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 155 • Sestina of the Space Rocket • (1953) • poem by Philip José Farmer
• 157 • Mother • (1953) • novelette by Philip José Farmer
• 189 • Lovers and Otherwise • (1953) • essay by Philip José Farmer
• 201 • Attitudes • [Father Carmody] • (1953) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 221 • Totem and Taboo • (1954) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 229 • The Tin Woodman Slams the Door • [Oz] • (1954) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 231 • The 1960s (The Philip José Farmer Centennial Collection) • essay by Michael Croteau
• 235 • On a Mountain Upside Down • (1960) • essay by Philip José Farmer
• 245 • Uproar in Acheron • (1961) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 261 • The King of the Beasts • (1964) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 263 • Riverworld • [Riverworld] • (1979) • novella by Philip José Farmer
• 349 • The Blind Rowers • (1967) • short fiction by Philip José Farmer
• 363 • Riders of the Purple Wage • (1967) • novella by Philip José Farmer
• 439 • The Jungle Rot Kid on the Nod • (1970) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 445 • My Father the Ripper • short fiction by Philip José Farmer (variant of My Father the Ripper (excerpt) 1969)
• 451 • Kickaha's Escape • short fiction by Philip José Farmer
• 459 • The Josés from Rio • (1969) • essay by Philip José Farmer
• 467 • The 1970s (The Philip José Farmer Centennial Collection) • essay by Michael Croteau
• 473 • Only Who Can Make a Tree? • (1971) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 487 • The Sliced-Crosswise Only-On-Tuesday World • [Dayworld] • (1971) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 505 • An Exclusive Interview with Lord Greystoke • [Tarzan] • (1972) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 519 • Sketches Among the Ruins of My Mind • (1973) • novelette by Philip José Farmer
• 567 • After King Kong Fell • [Wold Newton] • (1973) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 583 • Writing Doc's Biography • (1974) • essay by Philip José Farmer
• 593 • Sherlock Holmes and Sufism • essay by Philip José Farmer (variant of Sherlock Holmes and Sufism—& Related Subjects: A Speech to the Baker Street Irregulars 2008)
• 603 • The Problem of the Sore Bridge — Among Others • [Wold Newton] • novelette by Philip José Farmer [as by Harry 'Bunny' Manders]
• 633 • To the Wizard of Sci-Fi • essay by Philip José Farmer (variant of To Forry Ackerman, the Wizard of Sci-Fi 1974)
• 637 • A Fimbulwinter Introduction • (1976) • essay by Philip José Farmer
• 641 • Osiris on Crutches • short story by Philip José Farmer [as by Philip José Farmer and Leo Queequeg Tincroder]
• 653 • Phonemics • (1976) • essay by Philip José Farmer
• 655 • The Last Rise of Nick Adams • (1978) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 669 • The Freshman • [Cthulhu Mythos] • (1979) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 691 • Creating Artificial Worlds • (1979) • essay by Philip José Farmer
• 705 • The 1980s (The Philip José Farmer Centennial Collection) • essay by Michael Croteau
• 709 • The Making of Revelation, Part I • (1980) • novelette by Philip José Farmer
• 727 • Buddha Contemplates His Novel • essay by Philip José Farmer (variant of Buddha Contemplates His Novel Or, God and Humankind Redefined 2009)
• 735 • The Long Wet Dream of Rip van Winkle • (2012) • short story by Philip José Farmer (variant of Rip van Winkle's Long Wet Dream 1981)
• 751 • The Man Who Came for Christmas • (1982) • essay by Philip José Farmer
• 755 • Plane Talking • short fiction by Philip José Farmer
• 759 • The Peoria-Colored Writer • essay by Philip José Farmer (variant of Introduction: The Peoria-Colored Writer 1984)
• 769 • R.I.P. If • essay by Philip José Farmer (variant of Memoir (Down in the Black Gang) 1986)
• 773 • Why and How I Became Kilgore Trout • (1988) • essay by Philip José Farmer
• 781 • St. Francis Kisses His Ass Goodbye • (1992) • novelette by Philip José Farmer (variant of Saint Francis Kisses His Ass Goodbye 1989)
• 799 • The 1990s (The Philip José Farmer Centennial Collection) • essay by Michael Croteau
• 803 • Evil, Be My Good • (1990) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 817 • Wolf, Iron, and Moth • (1991) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 831 • Why Do I Write? • (2006) • essay by Philip José Farmer
• 837 • A Hole in Hell • [Riverworld] • (1992) • short story by Philip José Farmer [as by Dane Helstrom]
• 843 • More than Most • (1995) • essay by Philip José Farmer
• 847 • Casting Turtles • non-genre • short fiction by Philip José Farmer
• 853 • The 2000s (The Philip José Farmer Centennial Collection) • essay by Michael Croteau
• 857 • The Face That Launched a Thousand Eggs • (2005) • novelette by Philip José Farmer
• 879 • Keep Your Mouth Shut • (2006) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 895 • The Good of the Land • (2002) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 899 • The First Robot • (2008) • short story by Philip José Farmer [as by Jeanette Rastignac]
• 903 • The Princess of Terra • (2006) • short story by Philip José Farmer [as by Charlotte Corday-Marat]
• 909 • That Great Spanish Author, Ernesto • (2006) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 915 • The Terminalization of J.G. Ballard • (2006) • short fiction by Philip José Farmer
• 921 • The Light-Hog Incident • (2007) • short story by Philip José Farmer
• 923 • Bibliography (The Philip José Farmer Centennial Collection) • essay by Zacharias L. A. Nuninga