Editing Drug References in Science Fiction

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Drugs are important vehicles for mass entertainment, [http://www.cracked.com/article_16532_the-5-greatest-things-ever-accomplished-while-high.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+CrackedRSS+%28Cracked%3A+All+Posts%29 individual creativity], [http://io9.com/5876304/10-scientific-and-technological-visionaries-who-experimented-with-drugs visionary inspiration], and social change. Recreational drugs were important references in the New Wave science fiction of the 1960s. Writers like [http://www.supernovawiki.com/Norman_Spinrad Norman Spinrad] and [[Philip K. Dick]] who were interested in opening the doors to perception in the 1950s and 1960s, at least in their novels, described the use of both existing drugs and fictional drugs. Fictional drugs, however have been a part of science fiction from the beginning. In H.G. Wells's story, "The New Accelerator," the narrator's neighbor, Professor Gibberne, invents a new drug to accelerate human activity. The narrator and inventor then have predictable adventures and the Professor decides to market his potion.

Science fiction authors also described novel devices for drug delivery. In his 1970 novel '''Barefoot in the Head: A European Fantasia''', Brian W. Aldiss portrayed the aftermath of a war in which the primary weapon was the disorienting Psycho-Chemical Aerosols or PCA bombs. This seems a reference to the suspected CIA chemical weapons test against the French village of [http://www.voltairenet.org/article164447.html Pont-Saint-Esprit in 1951].  
Concern that drugs would be used to control populations is still potent. In the recent drug dystopia [http://io9.com/5600012/the-dystopian-novel-thats-turning-china-upside-down Shengshi Zhongguo 2013], the government of China puts an amnesia producing drug in the water supply. That interest in taming human behavior pharmacologically is alive and well is evident in the [http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2011/apr/04/morality-drugs-improve-ethical-behaviour contemporary research]. Most writers anticipate greater pharmacological sophistication. As for example the reference to "assembly-line neuropharm" in Peter Watts's novel '''Blightsight'''.

Interest in the drug consumption of aliens is rare. Exceptions include the sale of catnip and anisette to the feline Salariki in Andre Norton's (Andrew North) 1956 novel '''Plague Ship''' and the sale of marijuana to the Hjadd in Allen Steele's 2008 novel '''Galaxy Blues'''.<ref>Inexplicably, Wikipedia does not recognize the existence of the latter novel.</ref>




==== Drug References ====

==Cannabis References==

* "The Moonrakers," a short story in [[Poul Anderson]]'s collection '''Beyond the Beyond''', reference to a "tobacco-marijuana blend", p,. 178
* Poul Anderson's novel '''The Winter of the World''', p. 31 (probable reference to marijuana as "dream weed")
* Margaret Atwood's novel '''The Year of the Flood''', pp. 151-155
* Ben Bova's novel '''Mars Life''', p. 182
* [[John Brunner]]'s novel '''Stand on Zanzibar''', p. 108
* John Brunner's novel '''The Sheep Look Up''', p. 464 (hashish)
* Tobias S. Buckell's novel '''Arctic Rising''', p. 63
* F.M. Busby's novel '''The Breeds of Man''', p. 203
* G.K. Chesterton's novel '''The Flying Inn''', p. 206 (bhang and hempen drink)
* James S.A. Corey's novel '''Leviathan Wakes''', '''Expanse''' series, pp. 425, 463-464, 469
* Stephen Fry's novel '''Making History''', p. 64
* David Gerrold's novel '''When Harlie Was One'''
* Steven Gould's novel '''7th Sigma''', p. 138
* Harry Harrison's novel [[Make Room! Make Room!]]
* Robert A. Heinlein's short story "Logic of Empire" in his collection '''The Green Hills of Earth''' (hashish)
* Robert A. Heinlein & Spider Robinson's novel '''Variable Star''', p. 96
* [[Kameron Hurley]]'s novel '''God's War''', pp. 13, 154, 196
* Jay Lake's "In the Forests of the Night," in John Scalzi's short story collection '''Metatropolis'''
* [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 25
* Fritz Leiber's novel [[A Specter is Haunting Texas]], p. 12
* James Lovegrove's novel '''World of Fire''' (''jazz juice'' is a topical t.h.c. ointment)
* Naomi Mitchison's novel '''Solution Three'''.  Cannabis is described as an "aggression dispeller" on page 88. 
* Mack Reynolds' novel '''Commune 2000 A.D.''' (hashish)
* Spider Robinson's novel '''Callahan's Key''', p. 52
* Mack Reynolds' novel '''The Towers of Utopia''', pp. 44, 122
* Matt Ruff's novel '''The Mirage''' (hashish), p. 285
* Kristine Kathryn Rusch's novel[http://www.eternalnight.co.uk/books/r/ruschkristinekathryn/burieddeep.html Buried Deep], Pp. 129-130
* Joanna Russ's novel '''Picnic on Paradise''' (cannabis), p. 21
* Lucius Shepard's "Salvador," short story in ''The Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy'', 1984
* Robert Silverberg's "When We Went to See the End of the World," short story in Robert Silverberg's collection '''Earth is the Strangest Planet'''
* Vladimir Sorokin's novel '''Day of the Oprichnik''', p. 73
* Norman Spinrad's "No Direction Home," a short story in the collection '''No Direction Home'''
* [[Norman Spinrad]]'s novel '''Bug Jack Barron'''
* Norman Spinrad's novel '''The Stone That Never Came Down'''
* Allen Steele's novel '''Spindrift''', p. 261, '''Coyote''' universe
* Jack Vances's short story '''Sjambak''' [http://www.gutenberg.org/files/30002/30002-h/30002-h.htm full text] (''bhang'')
* David Foster Wallace's novel '''Infinite Jest'''
* "Lovesick" episode of [http://www.syfy.com/warehouse13 Warehoue 13] July 25, 2011, (one verbal reference to 'maryjane')

==Fly Agaric (Amanita Muscaria) references==
* Andrus Kivirähk's novel '''The Man Who Spoke [[Snakish]]'''
* Spider Robinson's novel '''Telempath''', p. 231

==[[LSD references]]==

* [[Brian W. Aldiss]]'s novel '''Barefoot in the Head''', pp. 99, 249
* Poul Anderson's "A Man to My Wounding," a short story in his collection '''The Horn of Time'''
* Stephen L. Antczak's novel '''The God Drug'''
* Gregory Benford and Larry Niven's novel '''Bowl of Heaven''', p. 282
* F.M. Busby's novel '''The Proud Enemy''', p. 75 ("acid") 
* [[Harry Harrison]]'s novel [[Make Room! Make Room!]]
* [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 25
* "The Soft Weapon," a short story in Larry Niven's [http://www.cs.sfu.ca/~anoop/weblog/archives/000175.html Neutron Star]
* Michael Moorcock's novel '''The Final Programme''' (LSD gas)
* Mack Reynolds's novel '''The Towers of Utopia''', pp. 44, 122
* Mack Reynolds's novel '''Commune 2000 A.D.'''
* Vonda McIntyre's novel '''Dreamsnake'''
* Anthony O'Neill's novel '''The Dark Side''', p. 193
* Rudy Rucker's novel '''Hylozoic''', p. 191
* Jake Saunders & Howard Waldrop's novel '''The Texas-Israeli War: 1999'''
* Vladimir Sorokin's novel '''Day of the Oprichnik''', p. 73
* Norman Spinrad's novel '''Bug Jack Barron'''
* Norman Spinrad's novel '''He Walked Among Us'''
* Norman Spinrad's novel [[The Men in the Jungle]]
* Norman Spinrad's novel [[The Stone That Never Came Down]]
* Norman Spinrad's short stories, "Carcinoma Angels," "All the Sounds of the Rainbow," and "The Entropic Gang Bang Caper" in his collection '''The Star Spangled Future'''
* Colin Wilson's novel '''The Mind Parasites'''
* "There is More Than One of Everything" episode of [http://www.fox.com/fringe/recaps/s1_e20.htm Fringe]

==[[Mescaline and Peyote references]]==

* F.M. Busby's novel '''The Proud Enemy''', p. 75 ("mesc")
* Philip José Farmer's novel '''The Lovers''', p. 92
* Thomas Harlan's novel '''House of Reeds''', p. 117
* Cyril M. Kornbluth's short story "Two Dooms" in his collection '''A Mile Beyond the Moon'''
* Anthony O'Neill's novel '''The Dark Side''', p. 191
* Mack Reynolds' novel '''The Towers of Utopia''', p. 172
* [[Allen Steele]]'s novel '''Clarke County, Space''', p. 20
* Robert Sheckley's novella [[Journey Beyond Tomorrow]], reprinted in the collection '''Dimensions of Sheckley''', p. 255
* Colin Wilson's novel '''The Mind Parasites'''
* Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz's novel [https://nupress.northwestern.edu/content/insatiability Instability], p. 32
* Alan Averill's novel '''The Beautiful Land: A Novel''', p. 224 (reference to "smoking peyote"?)

==[[Psilocybe references]]==

* Mack Reynolds' novel '''The Towers of Utopia''', p. 134
* Spider Robinson's novel '''Telempath''', p. 231
* Mack Reynolds' novel '''Commune 2000 A.D.''' (sacred mushrooms) p. 76
* Norman Spinrad's short story, "Carcinoma Angels" in his collection '''The Star Spangled Future'''

==DMT references==
* Anthony O'Neill's novel '''The Dark Side''', p. 191

==Khat references==
* John Brunner's novel '''The Sheep Look Up''', p. 299

==Opiate references==

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087004/ Brother From Another Planet] 1984 film (heroin)
* [http://www.giantbomb.com/fallout-3/61-20504/ Fallout 3] video game (morphine)
* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085852/ Liquid Sky] 1982 film (heroin)
* Brian Aldiss' novel '''Super-State''', p. 119 (morphine deriviative)
* Elizabeth Bear’s novel '''Undertow''', p. 32 (generic opiates)
* [[Ray Bradbury]]'s novel '''Fahrenheit 451''' (one reference to heroin)
* [[Fritz Leiber]]'s 1953 novel [https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/65482 The Green Millennium] (one refeernce to heroin), p. 83.  
* Ignacio de Loyola Brandao's novel '''And Still the Earth''' (morphine), p. 233
* Tobias S. Buckell's novel '''Arctic Rising''' (oxycodone), pp. 91, 93
* S.A. Corey's novel '''Leviathan Awakes''', '''Expanse''' series (heroin), p. 18
* Johnny Fincham's novel '''While the God's Sleep''' (heroin), p. 85
* Warren Hammond's novel '''KOP''', Pp. 86, 260-261 (opium)
* Robert A. Heinlein & Spider Robinson's novel [[Variable Star]], p. 146
* Robert A. Heinlein's novel '''The Door Into Summer''' (morphine)
* Brian Herbert’s novel '''The Race for God''', p. 49 (opium)
* Kameron Hurley's novel '''God's War''', pp. 5, 101, 196, 208 (opium), pp. 13, 27 (morphine), '''Infidel''' (morphine), '''Rapture''' p. 12 (opium), p. 31 (morphine)
* [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 25 (opium) 
* Paul Mcauley's "The City of the Dead," a short story in '''Postscripts 15''' (morphine)
* Paul McAuley's novel '''Into Everywhere''' (opium), p. 211
* Simon Morden's novel ''Equations of Life'', ''Samuil Petrovich Trilogy'' (morphine)
* Thomas Nevins's novel '''The Age of the Congolmerates''', p. 257 (morphine and Demerol)
* Ekaterina Sedia's novel '''The Alchemy of Stone''' (opium)
* Lionel Shriver's novel - '''The Mandibles: A Family, 2029-2047''' (heroin), brief reference p. 316
* Vladimir Sorokin's novel '''Day of the Oprichnik''', p. 73 (heroin)
* Norman Spinrad's novel '''Bug Jack Barron''' (probable reference to heroin as "smeck")
* Norman Spinrad's short stories, "Carcinoma Angels" (morphine) and "The Last Hurrah of the Golden Horde" (heroin) in his collection '''The Star Spangled Future'''
* Andy Weir's novel '''The Martian''' (morphine) p. 10
* John C. Wright's novel '''Count to a Trillion''' (morphine as palliative) p. 48

==Methadone References==

* Brian Aldiss's short story "Man on Bridge," in his collection '''Who Can Replace A Man?'''

==Datura References==

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1146438/ The Librarian: The Curse of the Judas Chalice] 2008 made for television film

==Dilaudin References==

* Thomas M. Disch's [[334]], p. 42

==[[Cocaine References]]==

* Jack Anderson's novel '''Millennium'''
* [[Arthur C. Clarke]]'s novel ''''The Hammer of God'''
* John Kessel's short story ''Invaders''
* [https://derekkunsken.com/index.html/ Derek Künsken]'s novel '''Quantum Magician''', reference to [https://dialogo-americas.com/en/articles/bazuco-cheapest-drug-colombian-streets basuco], p. 319
* [[Robert Sheckley]]'s novella [[Journey Beyond Tomorrow]] in his collection '''Dimensions of Sheckley''', Pp. 255, 257
* [http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Damaged_Goods "Damaged Goods"] episode of [[Doctor Who]]
* [http://www.drwhoguide.com/torchwood_14.htm Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang], episode of '''Torchwood''', January 16, 2008
* Thomas Nevins's novel '''The Age of the Congolmerates''', p. 264 (novocain)
* See also the cocaine analogue ''Moke-Koke'' in [[Frederick Pohl]]'s sequel novel [[The Merchant's War]], p. 68
* Mack Reynolds' novel '''Commune 2000 A.D.''' (coca)
* Robert J. Sawyer's novel '''Rollback''', p. 34
* Vladimir Sorokin's novel '''Day of the Oprichnik''', p. 73
* Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz's novel [https://nupress.northwestern.edu/content/insatiability Instability], p. 32

==[[Amphetamine and Methamphetamine References]]==

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082869/ Outland] 1981
* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0427392/ The Invasion] 2007 film remake of 1956 film [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049366/ The Body Snatchers]
* Adam-Troy Castro's novel '''Emissaries From The Dead''', p. 27
* T.J. Bass's novel '''Half Past Human''', referred to as '''speed'''
* Gary Gibon's novel '''Final Days''', p. 59
* William Gibson's '''Sprawl Trilogy''' ('''Neuromancer''', '''Cyberspace''' and '''Matrix''') refers to ''Octagon'', a Brazilian dexedrine in an octagon-shaped pill
* Steven Gould's novel '''7th Sigma''', (meth), p. 138
* Colin Harvey's novel '''Damage Time'''
* Geoff Nelder's short story "Colloidal Suspension" in David Conyers et al., eds.s collection '''Extreme Planets'''
* Anthony O'Neill's novel '''The Dark Side''', p.289
* Mack Reynolds' novel '''Commune 2000 A.D.'', (speed)
* Kim Stanley Robinson's novel '''2312''', p. 80
* Norman Spinrad's short story, "Carcinoma Angels" in his collection '''The Star Spangled Future''' (Benzadrine)
* Scott Westerfeld's short story, "That Which Does Not Kill Us," in the collection '''Sex in the System''', Cecilia Tan, ed., p. 160

==Ecstacy References==

* Stephen Fry's novel '''Making History''', p. 380

==Barbiturate References==

* Robert A. Heinlein's novel '''Time for the Stars'''
* Thomas Nevins's novel '''The Age of the Congolmerates''', p. 257

==PCP References==
*  Anthony O'Neill's novel '''The Dark Side''', p. 275

==Valium References==

* Ninni Holmqvist's novel '''The Unit''', p. 249
* Matt Ruff's novel '''The Mirage''', pp. 271, 277

==Dramamine References==

* Thomas Nevins's novel '''The Age of the Congolmerates''', p. 264

==Salvia Divinorum References==

* Kim Stanley Robinson's novel '''2312''', p. 80

==Yohimbe References== 

* [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 25

==Fictional Drug References==

===Numbered===

* ''5-SB'' - William Gibson's '''All Tommorrow's Parties'''

===A===

* ''Accelerine'' - Poul Anderson's short story "Memory" in his collection '''Beyond the Beyond''', Pp. 27, 32
* ''Addictol'' - Jonathan Lethem's novel '''Gun, with Occassional Music'''
* ''Acceptol'' Jonathan Lethem's novel '''Gun, with Occassional Music'''
* ''Aladine-50'' (Vaccine for Creon Fever) - "Seek and Destroy" episode of [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108938/ Space Precinct] television series
* ''Albertine'' - [http://www.amazon.com/Right-Livelihoods-Novellas-Rick-Moody/dp/0316166359 '''The Albertine Notes'''], by Rick Moody. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNObUcwagBo The Sweet Cheat] youtube series is based on this story and is an abridged version of it. A memory enhancing drug, which is more powerful than reality and which can see into and decide the future.
* ''Alcodote-vitamin'' - H. Beam Piper's novel '''Space Viking'''
* ''Algernon'' - ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6782014/?ref_=nv_sr_1 Mystery Science Theater 30000: The Return]''
* ''Aloctox'' - Neal Asher's short story "Shell Game" in '''The New Space Opera 2'''
* ''Alosun'' - [http://www.comicvine.com/tom-strange/29-13527/ Tom Strange] comic book
* ''Altered Spaceoline'' - "I'm in Marsport Without Hilda," a short story in Isaac Asimov's 1967 collection '''Nine Tomorrows'''
* ''Altruizine'' - "Altruizine," a short story in Stanisllaw Lem's collection '''Cyberiad'''
* ''Aneurine'' (analgesic) - Poul Anderson's novel '''Virgin Planet'''
* ''Anodyne'' in Mack Reynolds's '''Mission to Horatius''', a [[Star Trek: The Original Series]] novel
* ''Antagonil'' - [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15
* ''[[Antigerone]]'' (Anti-G) - John Wyndham's novel '''Trouble With Licehen'''
* ''Altruizine'' - "Altruizine," a short story in Stanisllaw Lem's collection '''Cyberiad'''
* ''Anian Sparkle'' - Brian Herbert's novel '''The Race to God'''
* ''[[Anti-Gerasone]]'' (anti-aging medicine) - Kurt Vonnegut's short story collection [[Welcome to the Monkey House]]
* ''anti-libs'' (gener- Sic anti-libinal) - Peter Watts's novel '''Blightsight''', p. 84
* ''apotransformine'' - Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz's novel [https://nupress.northwestern.edu/content/insatiability Instability], p. 32
* ''aphrohale'' - Brian W. Aldiss's '''Bow Down to Nul'''
* ''Arenine'' - G.K. Chesterton's novel '''The Flying Inn''', p. 206
* ''Ascomycin'' - James Blish's '''Cities in Flight''' series
* ''Atomin'' (palliative) - Fritz Leiber's novel [[A Specter is Haunting Texas]], p. 151
* ''Axion'' - Lee Konstantinou's novel '''Pop Apocalypse''', p. 30

===B===

* ''Bane'' (secret ingredient in "Bubble Shock") - "Invasion of the Bane," - '''The Sarah Jane Adventures''', 1-1-2007, Dr. Who universe
* ''Believol'' Jonathan Lethem's '''Gun, with Occassional Music'''
* ''Belthe'' - Kathryn Kristine Rusch's ''Retrieval Artist'' series novel '''Paloma''', Pp. 149-150 (plant growth drug, alien spice and human poison)
* ''Benzolurethin'' (tranquilizer) - Robert Silverberg's novel '''Master of Life and Death), pp. 30, 61'''
* Beta-2 - William Barton and Michael Capobianco's novel '''Iris'''
* ''Betaphenethylamine'' - William Gibson's 1984 cyberpunk novel [[Neuromancer]]
* ''Betathanatine'' - Richard K. Morgan's '''Altered Carbon''', Pp. 146-147
* ''The Black Meat'' - William S. Burroughs's novel '''Naked Lunch'''
* ''Blanketrol'' Jonathan Lethem's '''Gun, with Occassional Music'''
* ''[[Bliss]]'' - Johnny Fincham's novel '''While the God's Sleep'''
* ''[[Bliss]]'' - Samuel R. Delaney's novel [[Nova]]
* ''[[Bliss]]'' - '''Red Dwarf''' television series
* ''[[Bliss]]'' - "Gridlock," [http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/episodes/2007/303.shtml episode] of [[Doctor Who]]
* ''Bliss Pellets'' - '''Aeon Flux''' 
* ''[https://cowboybebop.fandom.com/wiki/Red_Eye Blood Eye]'' - '''[https://cowboybebop.fandom.com/wiki/Main_Page Cowboy Bebop]''' anime
* ''Bloodhype'' - Alan Dean Foster's '''Bloodhype'''
* ''Blue'' (tetrachlorlocyathine) - Steven Harper's sci-fi detective novel '''LCSI: Dead Man on the Moon'''
* ''BlyssPluss'' (aphrodisiac, STD prophyactic and biowar agent) - Margaret Atwood's novel '''The Year of the Flood''', pp. 130, 202, 339, appears throughout the '''MaddAddam Trilogy'''
* ''Boosterspice'' - Larry Niven's [[Known Space]] universe
* ''Borgia Root'' (poison) - "Man Trap" episode in the first season of [[Star Trek: The Original Series]]
* ''Braunau Water'' (contraceptive) - Stephen Fry's novel '''Making History'''
* ''BrightIze'' (stimulant) - Anthony O'Neill's novel '''The Dark Side''', p. 117.
* ''Bubbleshake'' - '''The Highest Science''', Doctor Who novel

===C===

* ''Calm'' - Iain M. Banks's novel '''Excesssion'''
* ''Camorifib'' - Nancy Kress's novel '''Probability Moon''', p. 30
* ''Can-D'' - Philip K. Dick's novel '''The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch'''
* ''Canabolic acid'' - Norman Spinrad's "No Direction Home," a short story in the collection '''No Direction Home''' and his collection '''The Star Spangled Future'''
* ''Carbodine'' - Gregg R. Overman's novel '''Blue Sunrise'''
* [[Chamalla]] - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0407362/ Battlestar Gallactica] television series
* ''Charo'' - Eric Brown's novel '''Bengal Station'''
* ''Cheery-Gum'' - Frederick Pohl's "What to Do Until the Analyst Comes," a short story in his collection '''In the Problem Pit'''
* ''Chew-Z'' - Philip K. Dick's novel [https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/14185.The_Three_Stigmata_of_Palmer_Eldritch The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch]
* ''Chicolinian star-weed'' - Robert Kroese's short story "The Yanthus Prime Job"
* ''ChocWinks'' (sleep inducing) - Anthony O'Neill's novel '''The Dark Side''', p. 116.
* ''Cifetressi weed'' - Iain M. Banks' novel '''Consider Phlebas''', p. 67
* ''Cocoffee'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1054485/ Beast with a Billion Backs] 2008 Futurama
* ''Coffiest'' - Frederick Pohl's novel [[The Merchant's War]]
* ''Condamine'' - Cordwainer Smith's short stories
* ''Cordrazine'' - "The City on the Edge of Forever," [[Star Trek: The Original Series]] Episode 28, Season 1, 4-6-1967 (written by [https://www.tor.com/2018/06/28/harlan-ellison-1934-2018-obituary/ Harlan Ellison])
* [[Cortexiphan]] - "Ability" episode of [[Fringe]], Season 1, Episode 14
* ''Confidol'' - Colin Free's novel '''The Soft Kill'''
* ''Contex'' - Nancy Kress's novel '''Probability Moon''', p. 40
* ''Cordrazine'' - [[Star Trek]] universe
* ''CPH4'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2872732/ Lucy] 2014 film
* ''Cradle'', a.k.a. ''Derma'', a.k.a. ''Skin'' - Craig Clevenger's novel ''Dermaphoria''
* ''Cranial Pops'' - Woody Allen's [http://www.newyorker.com/humor/2008/11/10/081110sh_shouts_allen "Think Hard, It’Ll Come Back to You] short story in ''The New Yorker'', November 10, 2008.
* ''Creeper'' - [http://masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Drugs Mass Effect Universe]
* ''Cyrinni java powder'' - Robert Kroese's short story "The Yanthus Prime Job"

===D===

* [http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Dalaphaline Dalaphaline] - [[Star Trek: The Original Series]] universe, Michael Schuster and Steve Mollman's novel '''A Choice of Catastrophes''', p. 35
* ''Dementium'' - [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15
* ''Demoralization Spray'' (crowd control weapon) - Ignacio de Loyola Brandao's novel '''And Still the Earth''', p. 32
* ''Derma'', a.k.a. ''Cradle'', a.k.a. ''Skin'' - Craig Clevenger's novel ''Dermaphoria''
* ''Desert Rose'' - Paul McAuley's '''Into Everywhere''', p. 211
* ''Despodalk'' (topical ointment to induce shedding skin in extraterrestrial Tosoks) - Robert J. Sawyer's novel '''Illegal Alien''', Pp. 177-178
* ''Dexiapherzede'' (a.k.a. "heat") - Zach Hughes's novel '''Closed System''', pp. 80-71, 91
* ''Diamanoid Nanorobots'' - Mickey Zuckert Reichert's novel '''Isaac Asimov's I Robot: To Protect'''
* ''Dilaftin'' - '''Firefly/Millennium''' libertarian space opera universe 
* ''Dioden Hystix'' - Allen Steele's novel '''Clarke County, Space''', p. 51
* ''Doctor Messiah's Miracle Mist''  (localized palliative) - Anthony O'Neill's novel '''The Dark Side''', p. 275
* ''Dormigen'' - Charles Wheelan's [https://wwnorton.com/books/The-Rationing/ The Rationing: A Novel]
* ''Dreamdust'' - Margaret Ball's novel '''Disapearing Act'''
* ''Dream-dust'' - Manly Wade Wellman's novel '''Dream-dust from Mars'''
* ''Dreamgum'' - Phillip Jose Farmer's '''[https://io9.gizmodo.com/5579127/the-first-novel-of-riverworld-covers-some-deep-waters-but-its-a-rough-ride Riverworld]''' series 
* ''Drencrom'' - Anthony Burgess's novel[http://www.totse.com/en/ego/science_fiction/clockorg.html A Clockwork Orange]
* ''Dried Frog Pills'' - '''Discworld'''
* ''Drooz'' - Ursula K. LeGuin's "The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas," short story in '''New Dimensions 3''', 1975, ed. by Robert Silverberg
* ''Dust'' - [[Babylon 5]] universe
* ''DWITY'' - Ramex Naam's novel '''Nexus''', p. 122

===E===

* ''Easy Red'' (voluntary euthanaisic) - T.J. Bass's novel '''The Godwhale'''
* ''Ecstasy-invokingmoksha'' - Aldous Huxley's novel [http://www.huxley.net/island/ Island]
* ''Ecstasine'' - [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15
* ''Edge'' a.k.a. "Pump," "Target," and "Finish" - Scott Mackay's novel '''Omnifix'''
* ''Elefaridol tartrate'' - Matt Ruff's novel '''The Mirage''', pp. 309, 321-322
* ''Empathan'' - [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15
* ''Enceladusea irwinii'' - Kim Stanley Robinson's novel '''2312''', pp. 82, 384
* ''Ephemerol'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081455/ Scanners] 1981 film
* ''Eucomorfamine'' - Norman Spinrad's "No Direction Home," a short story in the collection '''No Direction Home'''
* ''Euphora'' - Johnny Fincham's novel '''Where the Gods Sleep''', p. 165
* ''Euphoril'' - Stanislaw Lem's novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15
* ''Exhalelationtransference pellets'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062711/ Barbarella] 1968 film

===F===

* ''Fadeout'' - Thomas M. Disch's [[334]], Pp. 93-94
* ''[http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/library/science/article/69258.html Felicium]'' is an addiction "cure" for a "plague" in "Symbiosis," [[Star Trek: The Next Generation]] Episode 21, Season 1, 4-18-1988.
* ''Felicitine'' - [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15
* ''Finish'' a.k.a. "Pump," "Target," and "Edge" - Scott Mackay's '''Omnifix'''
* ''Fisstech'' - Andrzej Sapkowski's '''Witcher'''
* ''Fizzdust'' - Robert Kroese's short story "The Yanthus Prime Job"
* ''Flagellan'' - [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15
* ''Flashback'' (memory drug) - Dan Simmons' '''Flashback'''
* ''Flex'' - Richard Paul Russo's '''Inner Eclipse''', see also [[pseudo-Flex]] and [[Flexie]]
* ''Forget'' - "Gridlock," [http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/episodes/2007/303.shtml episode] of '''Doctor Who'''
* ''Forgettol'' - Jonathan Lethem's '''Gun, with Occassional Music'''
* ''Formula K'' - [http://archer.wikia.com/wiki/Danny Honeypot] episode of '''Archer'''
* ''Furiol'' - [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15

===G===

* ''G'Quan Eth seeds'' - [[Babylon 5]] universe
* ''Gambutrol'' - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6HFdbXa6VY The Exorcism of Emily Rose] 2005 horror film
* [[Gchteht]] - James Blish's novel [[A Case of Conscience]], p. 53
* ''Gingerbread'' - Lee McGeorge's dystopian novel [https://www.amazon.com/Gingerbread-Economy-Lee-McGeorge/dp/0954695305 Gingerbread Economy] 
* ''Gleemonex'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116768/ Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy] 1996 film
* ''Gleesmoke'' - Frederick Pohl's novel [[The Merchant's War]], p. 67
* ''glitterstim'' - [[Star Wars]] universe
* ''God Drug'' Stephen L. Antczak's novel '''The God Drug'''
* ''Godsend'' - Nicky Drayden's novel '''The Prey of Gods''', p. 7. '''<nowiki/>'''
* ''Golden Sterlets'' - Vladimir Sorokin's novel '''Day of the Oprichnik'''
* ''Griva'' - Robert A. Heinlein's novel [[Citizen of the Galaxy]]

===H===

* ''Halcyonal'' - [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15
* ''Hallex'' - [http://xbox360.gamespy.com/xbox-360/mass-effect-2/ Mass Effect 2] video game
* ''Happiness'' (tranquilizer) - Robert A. Heinlein's novel '''Farnham's Freehold''' 
* ''Happy'' - "Gridlock," [http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/episodes/2007/303.shtml episode] of [[Doctor Who]]
* ''Happy Hour'' - Robert A. Heinlein & Spider Robinson's 2006 novel '''Variable Star''', p. 147
* ''Hardovax'' - Philip K. Dick's novel '''Gallactic Pot-Healer''' 
* ''Harrolin'' - David Gerrold's short story "How We Saved the Human Race" in his illustrated collection '''With a Finger in My I'''
* ''Hazia'' - Ursula K. Le Guin's novel '''The Farthest Shore'''
* ''HE-11'' - "Flash" episode of [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108938/ Space Precinct] television series
* ''heat'' (a.k.a. Dexiapherzede'') - Zach Hughes's novel '''Closed System''', pp. 80-71, 91''
* ''Hedonidol'' - [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15
* ''Hedeonco'' - Octavia Butler's short story "The Evening and the Morning and the Night"
* ''Heemel'' - Andre Norton's novel '''Plague Ship'''
* ''Hellflower'' - George Smith's novel '''Hellflower'''
* ''Herogyn'' - Norman Spinrad's novel [[The Men in the Jungle]] p. 20
* ''Highgreen'' - Nancy Kress's novel '''Crossfire''', Pp. 97-98
* ''Hoffan'' - [http://stargate.wikia.com/wiki/Hoffan_drug Stargate Universe]
* ''Hrull gel (aphrodisiac) - Rudy Rucker's novel '''Hylozoic''', p. 164''
* ''Huxleyon'' - Norman Spinrad's novel [[The Men in the Jungle]] p. 20 (an apparent reference to Aldiss Huxley)
* ''Hydrexalin'' - [https://maxbarry.com/ Max Barry]'s novel '''[https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/612940/providence-by-max-barry/ Providence] '''
* ''Hydronalin'' (radiation poisoning" cure) - [[Star Trek]] universe
* ''Hyperphainen'' - Lee Konstantinou's novel '''Pop Apocalypse''', p. 125
* ''Hypno-lipno'' - Philip José Farmer's novel '''The Lovers''', p. 92

===I===

* ''IDs'' or ''Individual Drugs'' - Brian Aldiss' short story "A Matter of Mathematics," in '''Supertoys Last All Summer Long and Other Stories of Future Time'''. p. 98
* ''Inebrium'' - [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15
* ''Interfectum'' - '''Max Payne''' video game
* ''Intriguinol'' - "Dungeons and Wagons," episode of '''American Dad''', November 18, 2007
* ''Isogenisol'' - Colin Free's '''The Soft Kill'''
* ''Isoprovalyn'' - '''Firefly/Millennium''' libertarian space opera universe

===J===

* ''Jaspers'' - Frank Herbert's novel '''The Saratoga Barrier'''
* ''Jhet'' - Phylis Gotleib's novel '''Violent Stars'''
* ''JJ-180'' - [[Philip K. Dick]]'s novel '''Now Wait for Last Year'''
* ''Jolt'' - [[P+oul Anderson]]'s "A Man to My Wounding," a short story in his collection '''[[The Horn of Time]]'''
* ''Juggernol'' - [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15

===K===

* ''Kallocain'' - Karin Boye's '''[[Kallocain]]'''
* ''Kalocin'' - Michael Crichton's '''The Andromeda Strain'''
* ''Karyon'' (aphrodisiac) - Phyllis Gotlieb's novel '''Mindworlds'''
* ''Ketrecel-white'' - [[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]] [http://www.avclub.com/content/feature/dont_bogart_that_jenkem_18 Source]
* ''KG-3'' - Colin Free's '''The Soft Kill'''
* ''Koffee'' - Thomas M. Disch's [[334]], Pp. 93-94
* ''Krillitane Oil'' (intelligence enhancer) - "School Reunion'' episode of [[Doctor Who]], 4-29-2006''

===L===

* ''Lackibod'' - Andre Norton's novel '''Plague Ship'''
* ''Lethinol'' - Richard K. Morgan's novel '''Altered Carbon''', p. 433
* ''Liquid Karma'' - '''Southland Tales'''
* ''Lo-Gee pill'' - Poul Anderson's short story "The Moonrakers" in his collection '''Beyond the Beyond'''
* ''Loup-garou'' Gary Gibon's novel '''Final Days'''
* ''LRF'' (luteinizing hormone-releasing factor) - Brian Aldiss's novel '''The Eighty Minute Hour''', p. 189

===M===

* ''Malta'' - S.A. Corey's novel '''Leviathan Awakes''', '''Expanse''' series, p. 18
* ''Mandragordeum'' - Fletcher Platt and Irvin Lester's "The Roger Bacon Formula," ''Amazing Stories''. January 1929. Vol. 3, No. 10, Pp 940-948.
* ''Martian nori'' - '''Transcendence''' video game
* ''MCK'' - James S.A. Corey's novel '''Leviathan Awakes''', '''Expanse''' series, p. 18
* ''MDT'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1219289/ Limitless] 2011 film
* ''Med-X'' (renamed morphine to satisfy Australian censors) [http://www.giantbomb.com/fallout-3/61-20504/ Fallout 3]
* Megacillin (antibiotic) - W. Michael Gear's '''Outpost (Donovan: Book One), p. 21'''
* ''Mehokap'' - David Weber's novel '''On Basilisk Station''', (smoked by aliens on the planet ''Medusa'')
* ''Memorine'' - Gary Braver's '''Flashback'''
* ''Merge Nine'' - Richard K. Morgan's novel '''Altered Carbon''', Pp. 131-132
* ''Merge5'' - [http://altered-carbon.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Drugs Altered Carbon] 
* ''Mescamil'' - Norman Spinrad's "No Direction Home," a short story in the collection '''No Direction Home'''
* ''Metazine'' - [[Babylon 5]] universe 
* ''Methotrimeprazne'' - Phyllis Gotlieb's novel '''Mindworlds'''
* ''Mimazine'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106175/ Wild Palms] 1993 television series
* ''Minagen X3'' - [http://masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Drugs Mass Effect Universe]
* ''Miraclo'' - DC Comic's '''Elongated Man''' [http://my.execpc.com/~icicle/HOURMAN.html Hourman]
* ''Miracurall'' - [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Professor_Shanku Profesor Shanku] universe
* ''Moke-Eeese'' - Frederick Pohl's novel '''The Merchant's War''', p. 124
* ''Moke-Koke'' (cocaine analogue) - Frederick Pohl's novel '''The Merchant's War''', p. 68
* ''Molecular Reward'' a.k.a. ''Old Molecular Reward'' - T.J. Bass's novel '''Half Past Human'''
* ''Moloko Plus'' - '''Clockwork Orange'''
* ''Moon Dragon''  - Anthony O'Neill's novel '''The Dark Side''', p. 275
* ''[[Morbihanine]]'' - Thomas M. Disch's [[334]], Pp. 93-94
* ''MUD'' (nano-drug) - Paul Di Filippo's short story "Pinocchia," in the short story collection '''Sex in the System''', Cecilia Tan, ed., Pp. 189-190
* ''Multiplexer'' - Robert Silverberg's novel '''The World Inside''', Pp. 56-60
* ''Muroz'' - Denis Veiras's '''A History of the Seravambians: A Utopian Novel''', p. 107
* ''Murti-Bing'' - Stanislaw Ignacy Witkiewicz's 1939 novel '''Insatiability'''
* ''Muscle'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074812/ Logan's Run] 1976 film, see [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZGvomGER_M Cubs on Muscle]
* ''Muzon'' (anti-anxiety) - Mickey Zucker Reichert's novel '''I Robot: To Protect''', p. 289

===N===

* ''Nadabrin'' - Norman Spinrad's "No Direction Home," a short story in the collection '''No Direction Home'''
* ''Narkidribe'' - Philip K. Dick's novel '''We Can Remember it For You Wholesale'''
* ''Narco'' - "The Secret Injection," television episode #23 of '''Space Patrol''', June 2, 1951
* ''Narcol'' - "The Deadly Flower," television episode #109 of '''Space Patrol''', January 24, 1953
* ''[http://theinfosphere.org/Nectar Nectar] - '''Futurama'''''
* ''Neocaine'' - David Brin's novel '''Existence''', p. 198
* ''Nem'' - Thomas Harlan's novel '''House of Reeds''', Pp. 56, 137
* ''Neoscopolamine'' - Poul Anderson's short story "The Un-Man" in '''Astounding''' January 1953
* ''Neotraxin'' - '''Six Million Dollar Man''' television series
* ''Neptune'' - in Nancy Kress's novel '''Crossfire''', Pp. 236-237
* ''Neuritol'' (nootropic) - David Walton's novel '''The Genius Plague'''
* ''Neuroin'' - Philip K. Dick's novel [[Minority Report]]
* ''Neuroulease'' - John Scalzi's novel '''Lock In'''
* ''Neutrone'' - Colin Free's novel '''The Soft Kill'''
* ''Nexus 3'' - Ramez Naam's novel '''Nexus'''
* ''Nexus 5'' - Ramez Naam's novel '''Nexus'''
* ''Nick-O-Teen Chewies'' - Frederick Pohl's sequel novel '''[[The Merchant's War]]'''
* ''NNLPa'' or ''NNLPalpha'' - James S.A. Corey's novel '''Leviathan Wakes''', '''Expanse''' series, pp. 463-464
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5B9SCySE1I Nomolestol] - "Self-Medication" episode of [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0417373/?ref_=ttqt_qt_tt Venture Brothers] animated television series, 2009
* ''Novabliss'' - Larry Niven's novel '''Destiny's Road'''
* ''Nuriflex 500'' - "Lion's Den," episode of '''The Outer Limits''', 9-8-2001
* ''Nuke'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100502/ Robocop 2] 1990 film
* ''NZT'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1219289/ Limitless] 2011 film

===O===

* ''Old Molecular Reward'' a.k.a. ''Molecular Reward'' - T.J. Bass's novel '''Half Past Human'''
* ''Omega-Enkaphalin'' - [http://masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Drugs Mass Effect Universe]
* ''Omnidrene'' - Norman Spinrad's novel '''The Men in the Jungle''', p. 20
* ''Omnin'' (antibiotic with side effect that it destroys memory) - Paul Levinson's novel '''The Consciousness Plague'''
* ''Opalesence'' (time travel drug) - "All the President's Heads" episode of [[Futurama]], July 28, 2011
* ''Ortha root'' (sedative) - Michael Cobley's '''Humanity's Fire''' series, '''Seeds of Earth'''
* ''Ortho Pure Procreation Pills'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093894/ The Running Man] 1987
* ''Oyl of Botamine'' - Denis Veiras's '''A History of the Seravambians: A Utopian Novel''', Pp. 91-92.

===P===

* ''Pallidine'' - Thomas Disch's novel [[Camp Concentration]]
* ''Pandorph'' (smart drug) - Paul McAuley's novel '''Gardens of the Sun''', p. 152
* ''Pasceline D'' - '''Serendipity/Firefly''' universe, "The Train Job" episode 
* ''Pax'' a.k.a. G-23 Paxilon Hydrochlorate - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0379786/ Serenity] 2005 film
* ''Paxum'' - Norman Spinrad's "No Direction Home," a short story in the collection '''No Direction Home'''
* ''Pentalthine'' - Ben Jeapes's novel '''Phoenicia's World''', pp. 319, 327
* ''Pep pills'' - Robert A. Heinlein's novel '''Starman Jones''', brief reference to what may be amphetamine
* ''Peyotadrene'' - Norman Spinrad's "No Direction Home," a short story in the collection '''No Direction Home'''
* ''Pheelsophine'' - Robert Kroese's novel '''Starship Grifters''', p. 127; Robert Kroese's short story "The Yanthus Prime Job"
* ''Pink'' - David Gerrold's short story "How We Saved the Human Race" in his illustrated collection '''With a Finger in My I'''
* ''Plutonian Nyborg'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082509/ Heavy Metal]
* ''Polydichloric euthimal'' in [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082869/ Outland]
* ''Popskull'' - Frederick Pohl's novel [[The Merchant's War]]
* ''Praline'' in Thomas M. Disch's novel [[334]], Pp. 93-94
* ''PregNot'' (contraceptive) - Frederick C. Pohl & C.M. Kornbluth's novel '''The Space Merchants'''
* ''Promeine-5'' - Colin Free's novel '''The Soft Kill'''
* ''Prometheus Formula'' - John C. Wright's novel '''Count to a Trillion''', p. 29
* ''Promol 12'' - Colin Free's novel '''The Soft Kill'''
* ''Prozium'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0238380/ Equilibrium] 2002 film
* ''Prozone'' - Colin Free's novel novel '''The Soft Kill'''
* ''Psylenol'' - '''Planetfall''' video game
* ''Pulse'' in Walter Mosley's short story collection '''Futureland'''
* ''Pump'' a.k.a. "Finish," "Target," and "Edge" - Scott Mackay's novel '''Omnifix'''
* ''Pylene 50'' - [[Blake's 7]] television series

===Q===

* ''Quel'' - Colin Free's '''The Soft Kill'''
* ''Quicken'' - Iain M. Banks's '''Excession'''
* [[Quietus]] (suicide drug) - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0206634/ The Children of Men] 2006 film

===R===

* ''Rabiditine'' - [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15
* ''RADIC-Q-2'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079894/ HG Wells' The Shape of Things to Come] 1979 film
* ''Radurium'' (radiation treatment medicine) - "Abandoned in Outer Space" & "Emergency Flight to Mercury," television episodes #65 & #85 of [[Space Patrol]], March 22, 1952 & August 9, 1952
* ''Rapture'' - [http://marvel.com/universe/Spider-Man_(2099) Spider-Man 2099]
* ''Re-Juv'' - Joanna Russ's novel '''Picnic on Paradise''', p. 55
* ''Reactophen'' - Johnny Fincham's novel '''Where the Gods Sleep''', p. 170
* ''Reality Pill'' - Chester Anderson's novel '''The Butterfly Kid'''
* ''Reaper'' - [http://altered-carbon.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Drugs Altered Carbon] 
* ''Red Sand'' - [http://masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Drugs Mass Effect Universe]
* ''Reds'' in [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114367/ Screamers] 1995 film
* ''Regretol'' - Jonathan Lethem's novel '''Gun, with Occassional Music'''
* ''Renestrin'' - [http://www.syfy.com/alphas/episodes Rosetta] episode of '''Alphas''' August 1, 2011
* ''Reraizure'' - '''Aeon Flix''' comic book
* ''Retcon'' - '''Torchwood''' Dr. Who spinoff television series
* ''Reviva'' - Johnny Fincham's novel '''Where the Gods Sleep''', p. 174
* ''Respirol'' - Colin Free's Novel '''The Soft Kill'''
* ''Rhyti'' (aromatic beverage) - Susan Matthews's novel '''The Devil and Deep Space'''
* ''Root'' - in Sean Wright's novel '''The Twisted Root of Jaarfindor'''
* ''Ryetalyn'' - Christopher L. Bennett's novel '''Tower of Babel''', a [[Star Trek]] Enterprise novel

===S===

* ''Sadistizine'' - [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 15
* ''Salveomycin'' - John Brunner's novel '''The Sheep look Up''', p. 372
* ''Sappho'' - Ramex Naam's novel '''Nexus''', p. 220
* ''Scramble'' - Colin Harvey's '''Damage Time'''
* ''Selenine'' - Clark Ashton Smith's short story [http://www.eldritchdark.com/writings/short-stories/169/the-plutonian-drug The Plutonian Drug] 
* ''[[Sen]]'' - Kameron Hurley's novel '''God's War'''
* ''"the serum"'' - Arthur C. Clarke's novel '''The Sands of Mars''', p. 83
* ''Shadow'' in "Shadow," '''Blake's 7''' Episode B2, 1-16-1979
* ''Silenizine'' - Philip K. Dick's [[Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?]]
* ''Silver'' - in Karin Lowachee's '''Burndrive'''
* ''Silver Ice'' - Michael Kurlan's novel '''Psi Hunt'''
* ''Skin'', a.k.a. ''Derma'', a.k.a. ''Cradle'' - Craig Clevenger's novel ''Dermaphoria''
* ''Skulbustium'' - John Brunner's novel '''The Sheep Look Up''', p. 512
* ''Skyrocket'' (hallucinogen derived from LSD) - Thomas M. Disch's novel '''The Puppies of Terra''', p. 18
* ''Sleep'' - "Gridlock," [http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/episodes/2007/303.shtml episode] of [[Doctor Who]]
* ''[http://www.gotfuturama.com/Information/Encyc-66-Slurm/ Slurm]'' "deliciously addictive" soft drink produced on the planet [http://www.gotfuturama.com/Information/Encyc-38-Wormulon/ Wormulon] - [http://epguides.com/Futurama/ Futurama]
* ''Snow Crash'' (also a computer virus) - Neal Stephenson's novel '''Snow Crash'''
* ''Solo'' - Ian McDonald's novel '''Luna: New Moon''', p. 197
* ''Solon'' - Douglas Coupland's '''Generation A'''
* ''Solopsan'' - Robert Kroese's short story "The Yanthus Prime Job"
* ''[[Soma]]'' - Aldous Huxley's novel '''Brave New World''' (Note that ''Soma'' is a real drug but differs in its effects from the one described by Huxley.)
* ''Somnabsolute'' - Iain M. Banks's novel '''Excesssion''', p. 394
* ''Somnascene'' - Colin Free's novel '''The Soft Kill'''
* ''Somno'' - [http://altered-carbon.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Drugs Altered Carbon] 
* ''Somnolin'' - [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Professor_Shanku Profesor Shanku] universe
* ''Sover'' - Harry Harrison's novel '''Planet of the Damned'''
* ''soy sause'' - David Wong's novel '''John Dies at the End'''
* ''Speciaprin Hydrochloride'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0479162/plotsummary Special] 2006 film
* ''Spectracaine'' - Colin Free's '''The Soft Kill'''
* ''Spectrox'' - "The Caves of Androzani" episode of [[Dr. Who]]
* ''[[Spice]]'' - Frank Herbert's novel [[Dune]] and Dune novel series
* ''[[Spice]]'' - David Gerrold's short story "How We Saved the Human Race" in his illustrated collection '''With a Finger in My I'''
* ''Spike'' (drug for robots) - "Free Will Hunting" episode of [[Futurama]], August 8, 2012
* ''Sprode'' - Andre Norton's novel '''Moon of Three Rings'''
* ''Stallion'' - [http://altered-carbon.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Drugs Altered Carbon] 
* ''Stiff'' - [http://altered-carbon.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Drugs Altered Carbon] 
* ''stimmy'' (a.k.a. magnesium pemoline) Mack Reynolds' novel '''Commune 2000 A.D.'''
* ''Stimuleine'' - Colin Free's novel'''The Soft Kill'''
* [[Stimutacs]] - '''Sealab 2021''' animated television series
* ''[[Strazorbin-D]]'' - Charles M. Saplak's short story "Brain Artist: A Romance," ''Science Fiction Age'' 4:3, March 1996, Pp.68-75
* ''Stroon'' (the Santaclara immortality drug) - Cordwainer Smith
* ''[[Substance D]]'' - [[Philip K. Dick]]'s [[Through a Scanner Darkly]], [http://filmforce.ign.com/articles/511/511179p1.html A Scanner Darkly] film
* ''sulphettes'' - Brian W. Aldiss's novel '''Bow Down to Nul''' (drug taken by the Nul)
* ''[[Sundhu resin]]'' - Margaret Ball's '''Disappearing Act''', Pp. 366-368
* ''Super-condamine'' - Cordwainer Smith's novelette '''A Planet Named Shayol''' 
* ''Superjubilan'' [[Stanislaw Lem]]'s novel '''The Futurological Congress''', p. 29
* ''Super Soldier Serum'' - '''Captain America''' comic books
* ''Synthmorphesterone'' - Richard K. Morgan's '''Altered Carbon''', p. 274
* ''[http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/Synthehol Synthehol]'' - [[Star Trek]] universe
* ''Synethemesc'' (presumably mescaline) in Anthony Burgess's [http://www.totse.com/en/ego/science_fiction/clockorg.html A Clockwork Orange]

===T===

* ''Tanzzen'' - Robert Kroese's short story "The Yanthus Prime Job"
* ''Target'' a.k.a. "Finish," "Pump," and "Edge" - Scott Mackay's novel '''Omnifix'''
* ''Tazeel'' - William Rostler,'s "Gods of Zar." ''Amazing Stories''. 1973. Vol. 47, No. 3. Pp. 20-40
* ''Teki'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0804529/ Sleep Dealer] 2008 film
* ''Telorathal'' (coagulant) - David Mack's [[Star Trek: The Next Generation]] novel '''A Time to Kill''', p. 146
* ''[[Tempus]]'' - Alexei Panshin's novel '''How Can We Sink When We Can Fly?'''
* ''[[Tempus]]'' - Robert A. Heinlein's novel [https://www.amazon.com/Puppet-Masters-Baen-Science-Fiction/dp/143913376X The Puppet Masters]
* ''Tetrameth'' - [http://altered-carbon.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Drugs Altered Carbon] 
* ''Thantose'' (children's anxiety medicine) - John Scalzi's '''[[Fuzzy Nation]]''', p. 135
* ''Theobromos'' - Kage Baker's '''The Company''' series
* ''Thionite'' - Edward E. Smith's '''Lensman''' series
* ''Third Eye'' - [http://harrydresdenfiles.com/home/content/view/22/52/ Dresden Files] television series
* ''Time Gas'' - Brian W. Aldiss' "The Night That All Time Broke Out," in Robert Silverberg's short story collection '''Earth is the Strangest Planet'''
* ''Tingle'' (mild hallucinogen) - Robert Silverberg's '''The World Inside''', p. 22
* ''Trank'' - Mack Reynolds' novel '''The Towers of Utopia''', p. 172
* ''Tremortrol'' - Colin Free's novel '''The Soft Kill'''
* ''Triaminotetralin'' (hallucinogen) - David Foster Wallace's novel '''Infinite Jest'''
* ''Tri-Meth'' - Richard Paul Russo's '''Inner Eclipse''', p. 11
* ''Trickle'' - Richard Paul Russo's '''Inner Eclipse'''

===U===

* ''Ubermindist'' - Kevin J. Anderson's "Prisons," a short story in his collection '''Landscapes'''
* ''Uforium'' - Robert Kroese's short story "The Yanthus Prime Job"
* ''Ultimata'' - Johnny Fincham's novel '''While the God's Sleep''', p. 89
* ''Untesty'' (testosterone suppressant) - Kevin Beary's wingnut novel '''The Savaged States of America" A Futuristic Fantasy'''
** unnamed anti-toxin - Poul Anderson's short story "The Plague of Masters" in the collection '''Sir Dominic Flandry: The Last Knight of Terra'''
** unnamed "designer euphorics" - James S.A. Corey's novel '''Leviathan Awakes''', p. 227
** unnamed ''euphoriac" in Poul Anderson's short story ''A Knight of Ghosts and Shadows'' in the collection '''Sir Dominic Flandry: The Last Knight of Terra'''''
** unnamed ''memory drugs to deal with longevity'' - Kim Stanley Robinson's novel '''Icehenge''', pp. 94-95
** unnamed hallucinogen in [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0457400/ Land of the Lost] 2009 film
** unnamed hallucinogen in Robert Silverberg's "To A Dark Star," a short story in Joseph Elder's collection '''The Farthest Reaches'''
** unnamed hallucinogenic lichen associated with the Prism [[religious]] sect in Matthew Hughes's novel '''Majestrum''', '''Majestrum''' trilogy, p. 119
** unnamed hallucinogens in Margaret Ball's novel '''Disappearing Act''', p. 140
** unnamed potion in H.G. Wells' novel "The New Accelerator." 1903. ''Twelve Stories and a Dream'' London: Macmillan; 1905. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons
** unnamed "psychotropic berry" in the "Intro to Felt Surrogacy" episode of '''Community''', April 11, 2013
** unnamed telepathy inducing smoked herb in Dash Shaw's webcomic '''BodyWorld'''

===V===

* ''V-Blue'' - Marguerite Reed's novel '''Archangel'''
* ''Valazine'' - L.A. Graf's [[Star Trek: The Original Series]] novel '''Ice Trap'''
* ''Valeen Truffles'' (funghi grown on planet Vale) - in "The Rebellion," [[Star Wars]] role playing
* ''Valkyr'' - '''Max Payne'''
* ''Vapor'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0910812/ Tin Man] 2007 revision of the classic '''Wizard of OZ'''
* [[VC]] - Norman Spinrad's novel '''The Stone That Never Came Down'''
* ''Vellocet'' - in Anthony Burgess's novel '''A Clockwork Orange'''
* ''Velocity-9'' - '''The Flash''' comic books
* [http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Venus_drug Venus drug] - [[Star Trek]] universe, Christopher L. Bennett's novel '''Tower of Babel''' ([[Star Trek]]: Enterprise ''Rise of the Federation'' series)
* ''Verinol'' - Larry Niven's short story "Relic of the Empire" in his collection '''Neutron Star''
* ''Veuron'' - [http://altered-carbon.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Drugs Altered Carbon] 
* ''Virilo'' - Johnny Fincham's novel '''While the God's Sleep'''
* ''Vodd-Quor'' - Frederick Pohl's novel '''The Merchant's War''', p. 153
* ''Vraxoin'' - "Nightmare of Eden" [[Doctor Who]] episode
* ''Vykir'' [http://www.imdb.com/find?s=all&q=Max+Payne&x=12&y=5 Max Payne] 2008 film

===W===
* ''Water of Thought'' - Fred Saberhagen's novel '''The Water of Thought''' 


===X===

* ''Xeno-pseudoagaricus'' - John Scalzi's novel '''Redshirts''', pp. 24-25
* ''Xi Yarn'' (psychedelic) - John Armstrong's novel '''Yarn'''
* ''Xleeth'' - John Barnes's novel '''In the Hall of the Martian King'''

===Y===

* ''Yaginol'' - John Brunner's novel [[Stand on Zanzibar]], p. 141
* ''Yen-pox'' (opiate) - Frederick Pohl's novel '''Gladiator-At-Law'''

===Z===

* ''Zeemelar'' - F. Paul Wilson's novel '''Enemy of the State'''
* ''Zephyrelle'' - Phyllis Gotlieb's novel '''Mindworlds''', pp. 17, 19
* ''Zombie drug'' (otherwise unnamed) - Robert A. Heinlein's novel '''The Door into Summer'''
* ''Zongo'' (aphrodisiac)- John Varley's novel '''The Ophiuchi Hotline''', p. 151
* ''Zopadril'' (sedative) - Emma Newman's novel '''After Atlas''', p. 120
* ''Zydrate'' - novel '''Repo! The Genetic Opera'''
* ''Zylocaine'' - Colin Free's novel '''The Soft Kill'''
* Zyme - Video game '''Deus Ex'''

==Fictional nerve agents==
* ''Sketricine'' - David Mack's novel '''Fortune of War''', a '''Star Trek: Titan''' universe, pp. 248-249

==Fictional Insecticide==

* ''Termorb-6'', a.k.a. ''AP-91'' - John Wyndham's novel '''Trouble With Lichen'''

==Fictional Drug Crops==

* ''Cracktus'' - [http://www.thedailyshow.com/ The Daily Show] June 24, 2011
* ''Methamphetemelon'' - [http://www.thedailyshow.com/ The Daily Show] June 24, 2011
* ''PCPnuts'' - [http://www.thedailyshow.com/ The Daily Show] June 24, 2011
* little purple flowers used to create ''[[Substance D]]'' - [[Philip K. Dick]]'s [[Through a Scanner Darkly]], [http://filmforce.ign.com/articles/511/511179p1.html A Scanner Darkly] film
* ''Flowers'' in Mark von Schlegell's novel '''Venusia'''

==Further Reading==

* John Hickman. "When Science Fiction Writers Used Fictional Drugs: Rise and Fall of the Twentieth-Century Drug Dystopia." '''Utopian Studies''' Vol. 20, No. 1, pp. 141-170. (2009) [http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_7051/is_1_20/ai_n53026346/ text of the article]
* M.H.N. Schermer. "Brave New World versus Island - Utopian and Dystopian Views of Pharmacology." '''Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy'''. Vol 10. No.2, Pages 119-128. (2007).

==Links==
* [[Fictional Drugs in Non-Science Fiction Works]]
* [[dystopia]] 
* [[telepathy]]

==External Links==

* [http://altered-carbon.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Drugs Drugs in Altered Carbon] 
* [http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/bravenew/context.html Brave New World context] Spark Notes
* [http://homepages.bw.edu/~jcurtis/Zepo_5.htm Earthbound Timelords: "Doctor Who's Drug War: An Investigation An Investigation into the themes of "Nightmare of Eden"]
* [http://io9.com/5452118/from-the-department-of-clueless-advertising--- From the Department of Clueless Advertising] Actual firm names its drug "Quietus."
* [http://mushroom-atlantis.blogspot.com/ Magic Mushroom and Atlantis]
* [http://www.lifelounge.com/Pretend-drugs-will-mess-you-up-%E2%80%93-fictional-drugs-in-movies-and-television.aspx Highs and Lows]
* [http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Polywater_intoxication Polywater Intoxication] Star Trek universe.
* [http://io9.com/5942547/an-ad-for-maltos+cannabis-the-most-cannabis+o+riffic-food-supplement-of-the-1890s?tag=secret-history An Ad for Maltos-Cannabis, The Most Cannabis-o-riffic Food Supplement of the 1890s] Cyriaque Lamar. ''io9''. September 12, 2012
* [http://www.salon.com/2013/07/29/global_warming_lsd_euthanasia_bring_on_the_death_panels/ Global Warming, LSD, Euthanasia: Bring on the Death Panels] Alexander Zaitchik. ''Salon''. July 29, 2013.
* [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/4b2dd42363/nofx-oxymoronic-official-music-video?_cc=__d___&_ccid=274de20551dc4224 Oxymoronic Satiric Video]