Non-fiction

• Andrews, Arlan (1980). "Psychic aspects of UFOs". In Story, Ronald D. (ed.). The encyclopedia of UFOs. Doubleday.
• "Feynman's Philosophical Foresight: There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom" in Science Fiction Review, March 1992, edited by Elton Elliott (SFR Publications)
• "Money Micromachines and Molecules: It's A Long Way Down" in Science Fiction Review, April 1992, edited by Elton Elliott (SFR Publications)
• "Drexler's Diminutive Dreams: Nanofacturing the Future" in Science Fiction Review, May 1992, edited by Elton Elliott (SFR Publications)
• "Manufacturing Magic" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, September 1992, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "Do the logistics of time travel make a paradox of reality?" in Science Fiction Age, November 1992, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "Will the mastery of nanotechnology allow us to tame the wild molecule?" in Science Fiction Age, January 1993, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "Will a Machine's Artificial Intelligence Allow Us to Replace a Man?" in Science Fiction Age, March 1993, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "Manufacturing: The New Competition" in The President's Report to Congress on Science and Technology (April 1993)^[10]
• "Single Stage to Infinity!" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, June 1993, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "Cryonic suspension technology may mean an end to death." in Science Fiction Age, July 1993, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "The search for alien intelligence may alter what it means to be human." in Science Fiction Age, September 1993, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "Virtual Reality will let you visit the alien worlds inside your computer." in Science Fiction Age, November 1993, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "Everything you think you know about scientists may be wrong." in Science Fiction Age, January 1994, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "Finally, space travel the way God (and Robert Heinlein) intended it to be." in Science Fiction Age, May 1994, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "When the end of the world arrives, science fiction will be ready to survive it." in Science Fiction Age, September 1994, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "When Earth has its first contact with alien beings, will we be ready?" in Science Fiction Age, January 1995, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "The grass is always greener on the other side of the universe." in Science Fiction Age, September 1995, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "Is the threat of global warming politics as usual or a true environmental menace?" in Science Fiction Age, May 1996, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "If today's politics are troubling, then what will we do about tomorrow's?" in Science Fiction Age, November 1996, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "Ice on the Moon may allow us to venture into the rest of our solar system." in Science Fiction Age, May 1997, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "Small Beginnings" in Mechanical Engineering-CIME (January 2005)^[11]
• "Hydraulics and the Ancients" in Atlantis Rising (July 2006)^[12]
• "SIGMA: Summing Up Speculation" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, September 2012, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "Interstellar Colonization and Multi-Generation Spaceships: Getting There is Half the Fun" in Journal of the British Interplanetary Society (July 2013)^[13]
• "Homesteading to the Stars: Colony vs. Crew" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, December 2013, edited by Trevor Quachri
• "Nanotechnology from the Start" in Mechanical Engineering-CIME (November 2014)^[14]
• "Sixty Astounding Years—A Personal Retrospective" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, July–August 2014, edited by Trevor Quachri
• "The Single-Person Emergency Atmospheric Reentry Device (SPEARED)" with Tom Ligon and Stephanie Osborn in Analog Science Fiction and Fact (December 2014)^[15][16]
• Andrews, Arlan, Sr. (September 2015). "The limits of belief". The Alternate View. Analog Science Fiction and Fact. 135 (9): 56–59.((cite journal)): CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)

Fiction

Andrews has published fiction under multiple variations of his name, including Arlan Keith Andrews, Sr., Arlan Andrews, Sr., and Arlan Andrews.

Novels

• Timelost: Computer Adventure with Kris Andrews and Joe Giarratano (1983, Que Corporation)^[1][17]
• Valley of the Shaman: A Journey of Discovery (2012, Saywite Publications, ebook)^[1]
• Silicon Blood (2017, Hydra Publications, ISBN 978-1-942212-70-6)^[1]

Collections

• Other Heads and Other Tales (July 2011, Saywite Publications, ebook)^[1]
• Future Flash (2016, Hydra Publications, ISBN 978-1-942212-55-3)^[1]
• The Great Moon Hoax (The Way It Really Happened) and Other Apollo Tribute Stories (July 2019, self-published, ebook)^[18]

Short fiction

• "Asimov as Dirty Old Man" in Sandworm #12, edited by Robert Vardeman (1971)^[1]
• "Sherman's Axiom" in Astrology Plus!, January 1975 (January 1975, Gemini Enterprises)
• "Glossolalia" in Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, July 1982, edited by Stanley Schmidt^[3]
• "Making sure the OCTOPUS is kept at arm's length" in InfoWorld, April 4, 1983
• Probability Zero: A series of humorous science fiction short stories.
  • "Information Implosion" in Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, Mid-September 1983, edited by Stanley Schmidt
  • "QTL" as Arlan Andrews in Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, February 1987, edited by Stanley Schmidt
  • "Occidental Injury" in Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, October 1987, edited by Stanley Schmidt
  • "Surfaced Tension" in Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, January 1988, edited by Stanley Schmidt
  • "Effacing the Truth" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, July–August 1998, edited by Stanley Schmidt
  • "What Engineers Know" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, November 2004, edited by Stanley Schmidt
  • "...Plus c'est la Même Chose" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, July–August 2011, edited by Stanley Schmidt
  • "Wreck Support" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, September 2013, edited by Trevor Quachri
• "Critical Path" in Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, December 1983, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "Present Worth" in Collaps Magazine (1983)
• "Capitol Punishment" in Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, Mid-December 1984, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "The Hephaestus Mission" in Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, Mid-December 1986, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "Epiphany" in Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, September 1987, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "Snuff" in Lan's Lantern, August 1988, edited by Lan Laskowski
• "Mystery of the Space Pirates" in Pulsar! No. 11, Fall 1988, edited by A. E. Ubelhor
• "Indian Summa" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, January 1989, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "Rite of Privacy" in Amazing Stories, January 1989, edited by Patrick Lucien Price (TSR)
• "A Visit to the Nanodentist" in Amazing Stories, May 1989, edited by Patrick Lucien Price (TSR)
• "An Hour to Kill" in Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, Issue 4: Summer 1989, edited by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
• "Renaissance Manna" in Amazing Stories, January 1991, edited by Patrick Lucien Price (TSR)
• "Silicon Bouquets" in Science Fiction Review, March 1992, edited by Elton Elliott (SFR Publications)
• "The Eggs in the Streets" in Amazing Stories, June 1992, edited by Kim Mohan (TSR)
• "Interfaces " in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, August 1992, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "A Dangerous Knowledge" in Science Fiction Age, November 1992, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "Day of the Dancing Dinosaur" in Science Fiction Age, March 1993, edited by Scott Edelman (Sovereign Media)
• "A Little Waltz Music" in Amazing Stories, March 1993, edited by Kim Mohan (TSR)
• "Hail, Columbia!" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, August 1993, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "Other Heads" in Amazing Stories, August 1993, edited by Kim Mohan (TSR)
• "The Twilight of the Guards, or, The Plowshare Conundrum" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, December 1994, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "The Roswell Accident" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, Mid-December 1994, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "Heinlein's Children" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, January 1995, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "2020: The Chimera Engineer" in Virtual Manufacturing Proceedings (March 1995, University of New Mexico Press)
• "Sins of the Mothers" in Nanodreams, edited by Elton Elliott (1995, Baen Books, ISBN 0-671-87680-5)
• "Souls on Ice" in How to Save the World, edited by Charles Sheffield (1995, Tor Books, ISBN 0-312-85577-X)
• "Only Time Travelers Need Apply" with Stanley Schmidt in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, June 1996, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "WWW: The Web We Wove" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, November 1997, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "Parameters of Dream Flight" in More Amazing Stories, edited by Kim Mohan (1998, Tor Books, ISBN 0-312-86473-6)
• "The Great Moon Hoax" in Ideomancer, 2001, edited by Chris Clarke and Amber van Dyk (August 2001)
• "The Trouble with Grampa" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, October 2002, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "Lament for Lost Atlanta" in Alt Hist, Issue 1, October 2010, edited by Mark Lord (Alt Hist Press, ISBN 978-1-4563-0641-0)
• "The Alien at the Alamo" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, October 2010, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "Pilots of the Purple Twilight" in an internal company publication (2010)
• "A Meeting on the Moon" in Other Heads and Other Tales: Stories from the Future (July 2011, Saywite Publications)
• "The Bar of the Worlds" in Other Heads and Other Tales: Stories from the Future (July 2011, Saywite Publications)
• "Riders on the Storm" in Alt Hist, Issue 3, November 2011, edited by Mark Lord (November 2011, Alt Hist Press, ISBN 978-1-4664-6816-0)
• "Thaw" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, July–August 2013, edited by Trevor Quachri
• "Flow" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, November 2014, edited by Trevor Quachri
• "Foundation and Zombies" in Stupefying Stories, November 2014, edited by Bruce Bethke (November 2014, Rampant Loon Press)
• "Orion, Rising" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, January–February 2015, edited by Trevor Quachri
• Andrews, Arlan, Sr. (July–August 2015). "In the mix". Analog Science Fiction and Fact. 135 (7&8): 82–83.((cite journal)): CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
• "War, with Incident" in Baby Shoes: 100 Stories by 100 Authors, edited by Jason Brick and Dani J. Caile (2015)
• "Carbon Zero" in Visions 2100: Stories from Your Future, edited by John O'Brien (2015, Vivid Publishing, ISBN 978-1-925341-52-2)
• "Trajectories of the Heart" in Trajectories: Stories of Exploration, edited by Dave Creek (2016, Hydra Publications, ISBN 978-1-942212-36-2)
• "Fall " in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, July–August 2016, edited by Trevor Quachri
• "Sister: Loki" in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, December 2016, edited by Trevor Quachri
• "Anticlimatic" in Sci Phi Journal, January 2017, edited by Jason Rennie and Ben Zwycky (Superversive Press)
• "Shirt Story" in Freedom's Light: Short Stories, edited by Lindsay Galloway, Kia Heavey, and Matthew Souders (January 2017, Victory Fiction, ISBN 978-1-5204-0024-2)
• "En Soleil" in Sci Phi Journal, March 2017, edited by Jason Rennie and Ben Zwycky (Superversive Press)
• "The Secret Jew" in Mensa Bulletin, October 2017 (October 2017, American Mensa)
• "M. A. G. A. I." in MAGA 2020 & Beyond, edited by Marina Fontaine, Jason Rennie, and Dawn Witzke (2017, Superversive Press, ISBN 978-1-925645-48-4)
• "SpaceBook" in Astounding Frontiers, #November 5, 2017, edited by David Hallquist, Jason Rennie, and Ben Zwycky (Superversive Press, ISBN 978-1-925645-09-5)
• "I Hate Mars!" in Planetary Anthology: Earth, edited by Dawn Witzke (018, Superversive Press, ISBN 978-1-925645-24-8)
• "Subsonic Dreams" in Planetary Anthology: Jupiter, edited by Julie A. Pascal (2019, Superversive Press, ISBN 978-1-925645-99-6)
• "Worst Contact" in Planetary Anthology: Pluto, edited by Richard Paolinelli and Dawn Witzke (2019, Tuscany Bay Books, ISBN 978-1-73351-039-4)
• "Creativity" in Planetary Anthology: Uranus, edited by Christopher Wilson (2020, Tuscany Bay Books, ISBN 978-1-73351-035-6)

Poetry

• "The Rime of the Ancient Engineer" in U.S. Coast Guard Engineer's Digest, Fall 1980
• "Ozma, revisited" in Cosmic Search, Spring 1981 (April 1981)
• "Science, Fiction." in Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, June 1982, edited by Stanley Schmidt
• "Woooooooooolves!" in Yearnings No. 1, 1982, edited by Jane Fancher (Warp Graphics)
• "Ancient Ages" in Fantasy Book, March 1987, edited by Dennis Mallonee and Nick Smith (Fantasy Book Enterprises)
• "Fantasy of a '50s Fan" in Amazing Stories, July 1988, edited by Patrick Lucien Price (TSR)
• "An Ode to E.R.B." in Amazing Stories, March 1989, edited by Patrick Lucien Price (TSR)
• "The Mars Farewell" in Amazing Stories, May 1989, edited by Patrick Lucien Price (TSR)

Sigma is a think tank of science fiction authors and academics, founded by Andrews in the early 1990s, when he worked at the White House Science Office.^[7][8] Initial members of the group had one or more advanced degrees, though members since the founding have not been required to have them.^[8] Members have included Andrews, Greg Bear, Yoji Kondo, Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle, and Sage Walker.^[8]

• Arlan Andrews at IMDb
• Arlan Andrews, Sr. at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
• Sigma: The Science Fiction Think Tank