Fred Hoyle's Universe -- I: Personal Reminiscence -- Working with Fred (1942-49) -- Fred Hoyle and naval radar 1941-5 -- Fred Hoyle and the Anglo-Australian telescope -- Fred Hoyle and Manchester -- Meeting with a remarkable man: Sir Fred Hoyle Memorial Conference -- II: Stellar Structures and Evolution -- Fred's contributions to stellar evolution -- Fred Hoyle, Red giants and beyond -- Some remarks on solar neutrinos -- Novae as thermonuclear laboratories -- The Eddington mission -- Black hole binary dynamics -- III: Cosmology -- Numerical coincidences and 'Tuning' in cosmology -- Working with Fred on action at a distance -- Gravity from spacetime thermodynamics -- A statistical evaluation of anomalous redshift claims -- Redshift periodicities, The galaxy-quasar connection -- Research with Fred -- The discovery of major new phenomenology in spiral discs and its theoretical meaning -- The Prehistory of the steady state theory -- IV: Interstellar Matter -- Interstellar matter and star formation -- Elevating the status of dust -- V: Comets -- Giant comets and human culture -- An exceptional cosmic influence and its bearing on the evolution of human culture as evident in the apparent early development of mathematics and astronomy -- VI: Panspermia -- Panspermia according to Hoyle -- Astronomy or biology? -- A balloon experiment to detect microorganisms in the outer space -- A microbiologist looks at Panspermia -- What Darwin missed -- Cosmic genes in the Cretaceous-tertiary transition -- Remembering Fred Hoyle.