The James White Information Site

Counter Security

First published
1963
Words
9,000

The object lying on Mr Steele's desk was the remains of a large, black plastic doll, Tully saw as he took the chair which the Store Manager indicated to him.

Groff Conklin's blurb is worth quoting in near-full: "We are given a picture of a business (department store), a profession (security officer, otherwise known as night watchman), and an Event (capital E indeed!), with a vividness which seems astonishing when you examine the tale for signs of excitement. No real dialogue, almost no action in the melodramatic sense, great long paragraphs, and very little verbal effort to arouse your emotions (this is left to the nature of the Event itself!) -- and yet the reader is continuously enthralled from start to ironic last word. At least, I was." Me too, Groff.

Synopsis by
Graham Andrews

In magazines

Title Published as Language Editor Date
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, February 1963 cover
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, February 1963 English Avram Davidson February 1963
Fiction 118, September 1963 cover
Fiction 118, September 1963 Mystère au rayon des jouets French Alain Dorémieux September 1963
Venture Science Fiction, September 1963 cover
Venture Science Fiction, September 1963 English Uncredited September 1963

In James White's books

Title Type Year
Monsters and Medics, Corgi Books / Transworld Publishers, 1977 cover
Monsters and Medics Collection 1977
Publication notes

FANTASY & SF, February 1963 VENTURE SF No 1, British Edition, September 1963 13 ABOVE THE NIGHT, Ed Groff Conklin, Dell,November 1965 Monsters and Medics

Foreign Publication: FANTASY & SF, German Edition, Heyne Bucher No 236 as Die Päuppen FICTION No 118, September 1963 as Mystere au Rayon des Jouets

Data sources
James White Information (original site). Synopsis by Graham Andrews.
ISFDB title record (CC BY 4.0).