Q - Heinlein Concordance


Dr. Horace Quackenbush: [mentioned in passing] Professor of Leisure Arts at Yale Divinity School.; (Stranger in a Strange Land)
Allan Quatermain: Accepted by Joe-Jim Gregory as a real person; the "Joe" half considered him the greatest man who ever lived.; (Orphans of the Sky)
Queen Mary: [mentioned in passing] Space liner.; (The Rolling Stones)
Johnny Queveras: [mentioned in passing] Former owner of the gliding wings that Ariel Brentwood bought.; ("The Menace from Earth")
q-fuel: Substance mentioned in Scourge of the Spaceways.; (The Rolling Stones)
"Quién Es la Señorita?": Title of the tango record that Frank Sutton purchased for Jim Marlowe. Willis' recital of it caused his discovery by Marquis Howe.; (The Red Planet)
Quiet Dreams: Sleeping area in Lucky Dragon.; (The Cat Who Walks Through Walls)
Ace Quiggle (no other first name): "Over-aged juvenile delinquent" who "kidded" Kip Russell about his ambition to go to the Moon, and about the spacesuit Kip won. He was a frequent loiterer at Charton's Pharmacy.; (Have Space Suit — Will Travel)
Quinlan Family: [mentioned in passing] Centerville residents who had nine children in a five-room house, cited as refutation of theories expressed in Kip Russell's "Family Living" course.; (Have Space Suit — Will Travel)
Quiroga (no first name): Supreme minister and head of the Humanity Party, John Joseph Bonforte's chief political opponent.; (Double Star)
Quito Skyhook: [mentioned in passing] Cable elevator to Ell-Five space station; an undescribed disaster befell it.; (Friday)

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