The series includes non-fiction by: Randall Garrett, Laura Wilkes Carey, James Gunn, Jack Mertes, Danny Adams, Charles Platt, James Sallis, Thomas José Josephsohn, Michael Bailey, Steven Connelly, Bruce Sterling, Chris Garcia, Tom Wode Bellman, Jonathan Swift Somers III, David M. Harris...

...Leo Queequeg Tincrowdor, Terry Bibo, and François Mottier.

And fiction by: Edward Morris, Paul Spiteri, Rhys Hughes, Win Scott Eckert, David Bischoff, Christopher Paul Carey, Dennis E. Power, Chris Roberson, Edgar L. Chapman, Spider Robinson, Bradley H. Sinor, Jean-Marc & Randy Lofficier...

...Mary A. Turzillo, John Allen Small, Charlotte Corday-Marat, Rick Lai, Heidi Ruby Miller, Octavio Aragão, Carlos Orsi, S.M. Stirling, Martin Gately, E. C. Lisic, and Art Sippo.

In 2019 Meteor House published the hardcover collection GREATHEART SILVER AND OTHER PULP HEROES which also included more nod to the pulps, "The Grant Robeson Papers," "Savage Shadow," and "Skinburn."

In 1973 Farmer wrote the story, "The Unnaturals," a more adult version of THE WIZARD OF OZ told from the point of view of the scarecrow. Somewhere between an alternate history/parallel universe story, not unlike "Sail On! Sail On!" It was published for the first time in 2005 in Farmerphile #2.

In the Summer 1954 issue of the fanzine, Destiny (reprinted in Oz Story Magazine 6, September 2000), Phil's essay "The Tin Woodsman Slams the Door," is about loosing the old-time sense of wonder reading a story again when you grow up. It isn't the same story anymore when you come back years later.