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Edmond Hamilton

Also known as: Robert Castle, Hugh Davidson, Robert Wentworth, Brett Sterling Member of Garth, Will.

Edmond Hamilton was born October 21, 1904 in Youngstown, Ohio and died February 1, 1977. Both Contemporary Authors and St. James Guide to Science Fiction Writers have entries.

http://www.gwillick.com/Spacelight/hamilton.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmond_Hamilton

PEN NAMES: Alexander Blade (6), Robert Castle (2), Hugh Davidson (4), and Robert Wentworth (1). Will Garth (1), S. M. Tenneshaw (1), and Brett Sterling (4) were also used but are house names, shared by other writers.

  • "A Yank at Valhalla" 1940 originally in Startling Stories January 1941. vt. The Monsters of Juntonheim.
  • The Three Planeteers (1940) First published in Startling Stories January 1940.
  • "Battle For The Stars" 1961. RE0000461222
  • "City at World's End" First published in Startling Stories, July 1950.
  • "A Conquest of Two Worlds" Wonder Stories February 1932.
  • "The Cosmic Cloud" Weird Tales, November 1930. WT renewed.
  • "The Haunted Stars" 1960. RE0000409240
  • "The Horror on the Asteroid" Weird Tales September 1933. WT renewed.
  • "The Lake of Life" Weird Tales September, October, November 1937.
  • "The Star of Life" 1959 RE0000360751.
  • "The Star Kings" R651857 1949 vt. Beyond the Moon 1950.
  • "The Star-Stealers" Weird Tales, February 1929. PG clearance requested.
  • "The Sun People" Weird Tales, May 1930. WT renewed.
  • "Starman Come Home" Universe Science Fiction September 1954 vt The Sun Smasher 1959. RE0000151324
  • "the Prisoner of Mars" Startling Stories May 1939 vt. "Tharkol, Lord of the Unknown" 1950.
  • "The Six Sleepers" Weird Tales October 1935 vt. "Tiger Girl" 1945.
  • "Within the Nebula" Weird Tales May 1929. At PG.
  • "The Avenger From Atlantis" Weird Tales July 1935.
  • "The Stars, My Brothers" Amazing May 1962. At PG.
  • "The Man Who Saw the Future" Amazing October 1930 reprinted in Amazing February 1961. At PG.
  • "Wacky World" Amazing March 1942 reprinted in Amazing April 1956. RE0000221960 renews 1956 reprint.
  • "The Sargasso of Space" ASF September 1931. At PG.
  • "Corridor of the Suns" Imagination April 1958. RE0000314618 on B00000692023.
  • "The Legion of Lazarus" Imagination April 1956. At PG.
  • "The Door into Infinity" Weird Tales August-September 1936. At PG.
  • "World of a Thousand Moons" Amazing December 1942. At PG.
  • "Pigmy Island" Weird tales August 1930. R214292.
  • "Citadel of the Star Lords" Imagination October 1956. At PG.
  • "Last Call for Doomsday!" Imagination December 1956 as by S.M. Tenneshaw. At PG.
  • "The Sinister Invasion" Imagination June 1957 as by Alexander Blade. At PG.
  • "The Cosmic Looters" Imagination February 1958 as by Alexander Blade. At PG.
  • "Crashing Suns" Weird Tales August, September 1928. At PG.
  • "The Knowledge Machine" Thrilling Wonder Stories June 1948. At PG.
  • "Forgotten World" Thrilling Wonder Stories Winter 1946. At PG.
  • "Come Home from Earth" Thrilling Wonder Stories February 1947. At PG.
  • "Proxy Planeteers" Startling Stories July 1947. At PG.
  • "The Time-Raider" Weird Tales October, November, December 1927, January 1928. At PG.
  • "Transuranic" Thrilling Wonder Stories February 1948. At PG.
  • "Requiem" Amazing April 1962. At PG.
  • "Sunfire!" Amazing September 1962. At PG.
  • "The Sea Horror" Weird Tales March 1929. At PG.
  • "The Abysmal Invaders" Weird Tales June 1929. At PG.
  • "Outside the Universe" Weird Tales July, August, September, October 1929. PG cleared.
  • "The Life-Masters" Weird Tales January 1930. PG cleared.
  • "The Comet-Drivers" Weird Tales February 1930. PG cleared.
  • "The Universe Wreckers" Amazing Stories May, June, July 1930. PG cleared.
  • "World Atavism" Amazing Stories August 1930. PG cleared.
  • "Corsairs of the Cosmos" Weird Tales April 1934. PG clearance requested.
  • "The Great Brain of Kaldar" Weird Tales December 1935.
  • "The Other Side of the Moon" Amazing Stories Quarterly Fall 1929. 1927 copyright claim.
  • "The Fire Princess" Weird Tales August 1938.
  • "Cities in the Air" Air Wonder Stories November, December 1929. At PG.
  • "The Space Visitors" Air Wonder Stories March 1930. PG clearance requested.
  • "Evans of the Earth-Guard" Air Wonder Stories April 1930. PG clearance requested.
  • "The Invisible Master" Scientific Detective Monthly April 1930. PG clearance requested.
  • "The Plant Revolt" Weird Tales April 1930. WT renewed.
  • "The Murder in the Clinic" Scientific Detective Monthly May 1930.
  • "The Death Lord" Weird Tales July 1930. WT renewed.
  • "The Mind-Master" Weird Tales October 1930. WT renewed.
  • "The Star of Dread" Captain Future Summer 1943 as by Brett Sterling.
  • "Magic Moon" Captain Future, Winter 1944 as by Brett Sterling.
  • "Red Sun of Danger" Startling Stories Spring 1945 as by Brett Sterling.
  • "Outlaw World" Startling Stories Winter 1946.
  • "The Return of Captain Future" Startling Stories January 1950.
  • "Children of the Sun" Startling Stories May 1950.
  • "The Harpers of Titan" Startling Stories September 1950.
  • "Pardon My Iron Nerves" Startling Stories November 1950.
  • "Moon of the Unforgotten" Startling Stories January 1951.
  • "Earthmen No More" Startling Stories March 1951.
  • "Birthplace of Creation" Startling Stories May 1951.
  • "Kaldar, World of Antares" The Magic Carpet Magazine April 1933.
  • "The Snake-Men of Kaldar" The Magic Carpet Magazine October 1933.
  • "The Shining Land" Weird Tales May 1945.
  • "Lost Elysium" Weird Tales November 1945.
  • "The Vampire Master" Weird Tales October, November, December 1933, January 1934.
  • "The House of the Evil Eye" Weird Tales June 1936 as by Hugh Davidson.
  • "Comrades of Time" Weird Tales March 1939.
  • "Armies from the Past" Weird Tales April 1939.
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