Young Authors' Club (English)

Between 1942 and 1944 the local newspaper Berkeley Gazette (or Berkeley Daily Gazette) published 16 stories and poems of the early Philip K. Dick in the Young Authors' Club column. Two of those have been published under the pen name of Mark van Dyke, noted here as MvD.

Title	Date	Page	Remark
Le Diable	23.01.1942	16	NewspaperARCHIVE
The Handy Puddle	03.02.1942	12
Jungle People	17.02.1942	6, 14
The Black Arts	16.09.1942	14
The Pirate	07.10.1942
He's Dead	13.10.1942		Poem
Knight Fight	27.10.1942	14
The Highbrow	26.10.1943	14
Santa's Return	04.01.1944	16	Christmas Story
A Satire on the Translating of Sixteenth Century Prophetic Verse	25.01.1944	16
The Magician's Box	7.02.1944	16
Marcus and His End	21.02.1944	14	Poem, MvD
The Slave Race	8.05.1944	14
The First Presentation	22.05.1944	14
The Visitation	14.08.1944	16	MvD
Program Notes on a Great Composer	22.09.1944	16

Blogpost (German).

The scans of the Berkeley Gazette at the Google News Archive are not complete, so not all of the stories could be linked. Also, the scans at Google are frequently linked to the wrong dates. Some of the links above reference articles close to the 
Young Authors' Club column, because it is often not recognized as a separate article and cannot be linked. The page number can be used as a guide then.
Another source of scans of the Berkeley Gazette is the NewspaperARCHIVE, which is with cost and also incomplete. The appropriate comment indicates if the article can be found there, in case it is not available at Google.

There are additional publications of these pieces:

• Gregg Rickman: To the High Castle, Philip K. Dick: A Life 1928-1962, Fragments West / Valentine Press (1989) - contains He's Dead, The Slave Race and Santa's Return.
• Frank Hollander: Young Authors' Club, The Wartime Adolescent Writings of Philip K. Dick - Contains all? articels from the Berkeley Gazette
•  The Slave Race, (2020). 12 Seiten - contains The Slave Race Blogpost (German, tbd)

Page in German