Star Trek Writer Index

• Gene Roddenberry, The Cage (1) / The Menagerie (16) / The Omega Glory (54)
• Samuel A. Peeples, Where No Man Has Gone Before (2)
• Jerry Sohl, The Corbomite Maneuver (3)
• Stephen Kandel (story by Gene Roddenberry), Mudd's Women (4)
• Richard Matheson, The Enemy Within (5)
• George Clayton Johnson, The Man Trap (6)
• John D. F. Black, The Naked Time (7)
• D. C. Fontana (story by Gene Roddenberry), Charlie X (8)
• Paul Schneider, Balance Of Terror (9) / The Squire Of The Gothos (18)
• Robert Bloch, What Are Little Girls Made Of? (10) / Catspaw (30) / Wolf In The Fold (36)
• S. Bar-David (Shimon Wincelberg), Dagger Of The Mind (11)
• Adrian Spies, Miri (12)
• Barry Trivers, The Conscience Of The King (13)
• Oliver Crawford, S.Bar-David (Shimon Wincelberg) (story by Oliver Crawford), The Galileo Seven (14)
• Don M. Mankiewicz, Stephen W. Carabatsos (story by Don M. Mankiewicz), Court-Martial (15)
• Theodore Sturgeon, Shore Leave (17) / Amok Time (34)
• Gene L. Coon (story by Frederic L. Brown), Arena (19)
• Don Ingalls, The Alternative Factor (20)
• D. C. Fontana, Tomorrow Is Yesterday (21) / Friday's Child (32) / Journey To Babel (44) / The Enterprise Incident (59)
• Boris Sobelman (story by Gene Roddenberry), The Return Of The Archons (22)
• Robert Hamner, Gene L. Coon (story by Robert Hamner), A Taste Of Armageddon (23)
• Gene L. Coon, Carey Wilber (story by Cary Wilber), Space Seed (24)
• D. C. Fontana (story by Nathan Butler, Jerry Sohl, and D. C. Fontana), This Side Of Paradise (25)
• Gene L. Coon, The Devil In The Dark (26) / Errand Of Mercy (27) / Metamorphosis (31)
• Harlan Ellison, The City On The Edge Of Forever (28)
• Stephen W. Carabatsos, Operation: Annihilate! (29)
• Gilbert A. Ralston, Gene L. Coon (story by Gilbert A. Ralston), Who Mourns For Adonais? (33)
• Norman Spinrad, The Doomsday Machine (35)
• John Meredyth Lucas, The Changeling (37) / Patterns Of Force (52) / Elaan Of Troyius (57)
• Max Ehrlich, Gene L. Coon (story by Max Ehrlich), The Apple (38)
• Jerome Bixby, Mirror, Mirror (39) / The Day Of The Dove (66) / Requiem For Methuselah (76)
• David P. Harmon, The Deadly Years (40)
• Stephen Kandel and David Gerrold, I, Mudd(41)
• David Gerrold, The Trouble With Tribbles (42)
• Gene L. Coon and Gene Roddenberry (story by John Kneubuhl), Bread And Circuses (43)
• Gene Roddenberry (story by Jud Crucis), A Private Little War (45)
• Margaret Armen, The Gamesters Of Triskelion (46) / The Paradise Syndrome (58)
• Art Wallace, Obsession (47)
• Robert Sabaroff, The Immunity Syndrome (48)
• David P. Harmon and Gene L. Coon (story by David P. Harmon), A Piece Of The Action (49)
• D. C. Fontana and Jerome Bixby (story by Jerome Bixby), By Any Other Name (50)
• Gene Roddenberry (story by John T. Dugan), Return To Tomorrow (51)
• D. C. Fontana (story by Laurence N. Wolfe), The Ultimate Computer (53)
• Art Wallace (story by Art Wallace and Gene Roddenberry), Assignment: Earth (55)
• Lee Cronin [Gene L. Coon], Spectre Of The Gun (56) / Spock's Brain (61)
• Edward J. Lakso, And The Children Shall Lead (60)
• Jean Lisette Aroeste, Is There In Truth No Beauty? (62) / All Our Yesterdays (78)
• Joyce Muskat, The Empath (63)
• Judy Burns and Chet Richards, The Tholian Web (64)
• Rick Vollaerts, For The World Is Hollow And I Have Touched The Sky (65)
• Meyer Dolinsky, Plato's Stepchildren (67)
• Arthur Heinemann (story by Lee Cronin [ Gene L. Coon]), Wink Of An Eye (68)
• John Meredyth Lucas (story by Michael Richards [D. C. Fontana]), That Which Survives (69)
• Oliver Crawford (story by Lee Cronin [Gene L. Coon]), Let That Be You Last Battlefield (70)
• Lee Erwin (story by Jerry Sohl and Lee Erwin), Whom Gods Destroy (71)
• George F. Slavin and Stanley Adams (Cyrano Jones in The Trouble With Tribbles), The Mark Of Gideon (72)
• Jeremy Tarcher and Shari Lewis, The Lights Of Zetar (73)
• Margaret Armen (story by David Gerrold and Oliver Crawford), The Cloudminders (74)
• Arthur Heinemann (story by Michael Richards [D. C. Fontana] and Arthur Heinemann), The Way To Eden (75)
• Gene Roddenberry and Arthur Heinemann (story by Gene Roddenberry), The Savage Curtain (77)
• Arthur H. Singer (story by Gene Roddenberry), Turnabout Intruder (79)

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