Panshin is likewise noted for the cult special Anthony Villiers series which consists of leash books Starwell A Thurb Revolution Masquerade party World A 4th volume of the series, A Universal Pantograph, never appeared, reputedly because of conflicts between a writer & his publisher. Of the Villiers series, noted SF writer Samuel R. Delany writes "It...examines the proposition that the world is composed of small communities of mutual interest...[Starwell] is a gallery of gamblers, duels and doublecrosses, a minuet of manners and manners mangled; the machinery of the universe is speculated upon; inspector generals arrive to inspect it. And Anthony Villiers, gentleman par excellence, dashes through it all, buckling a swash or two, bungling a couple of others."

Panshin published the survey of SF legend Robert A. Heinlein, Heinlein In Dimension, which won a Hugo award. He likewise co-wrote Globe Magic by owning married woman Cory Panshin. His general critcal function SF within Dimension (1976) wwhen too co-written witten by having Cory Panshin, as was A World Beyond The Hill (1989). His works besides include the short story collection, ''Farewell To Yesterday's Tomorrow, the collection of articles, SF Inside Dimension, & the prolonged theoretical-critical book, A World Beyond The Hill.

HeinleWithin In Dimension'' 1st brought Panshin to wide public notice. Robert The. Heinlein objected strongly thereto, & attemped to prevent its publication, threatening to sue a publishers. Following sections were published inside [fanzine]s, winning a Hugo award for better fan activity, which successively helped the book achieve agent publication. Opinions come divided on a value of this book, & the correctitude of Panshin's search techniques & of Heinlein's response. Spider Robinson and Sam Moskowitz have strongly criticized both. Panshin's have views in the matter, along by having a bit of views by others, may be incurred on his web site A Abysm of Question.