![]() (1909-1969) US pulp author, known also for his works outside the sf field, who was intermittently active in sf until about 1946, beginning with "Lord of the Lightning" for Wonder Stories in December 1931. His early works of fiction – such as A Dead Man's Diary, Written After His Decease (February-? 1890 Lippincott's Magazine UK 1890), A Book of Strange Sins (coll 1893) and. ![]() (1858-1943) UK author and – deeply convinced that World War One was nigh – proselytizer for universal military service between 1900-1914 fifty-five years old when the war broke out, he served as a commissioned recruiter. (1930- ) US author, one of the central fabulists (see Fabulation) of his generation of writers, noted for a sometimes relentless experimentalism he is probably best known for his epic mock-picaresque The Sot-Weed Factor ( 19) which, though not literally fantastic, hovers at the edge of the impossible whenever its protagonist's "tutor" Henry Burlingame – a secretive, sometimes invisible. Find entries via the search box above ( more details here) or browse the menu categories in the grey bar at the top of this page. ![]() Click here for the Introduction here for the masthead here for Acknowledgments here for the FAQ here for advice on citations. Welcome to the Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, Fourth Edition. ![]() Omit cross-reference entries SF Encyclopedia Home Page ![]()
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