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George O. Smith

George Oliver Smith aka Wesley Long US author (April 9, 1911 - May 27, 1981)

Born April 9, 1911, in Chicago, IL; died May 27, 1981, in Rumford, NJ

Contemporary Authors and St. James Guide to Science Fiction Writers have entries.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_O._Smith

http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?George_O._Smith

  • "Operation Interstellar" 1950. At PG.
  • "Hellflower" 1953 first published in Startling Stories May 1952. At PG.
  • "The Space Plague" 1956 Gnome Press vt Highways in Hiding Imagination, March 1955, May 1955, June 1955, April 1955 (Greenleaf Publishing Company) At PG.
  • "Fire in the Heavens" 1958 on 1958 book revisions RE-298-639 Prev. pub. in Startling stories, July 1949.
  • "Lost in Space" 1959 Avalon Books RE-365-072 with claim limit. prev. in Startling Stories Fall 1954.
  • "Troubled Star" 1957 Avalon. prev pub Startling Stories February 1953. RE-263-283 with claim limit on 1957 filing.
  • "The Brain Machine" 1959 vt "The Fourth R" posted to PG.
  • "Pattern for Conquest" ASF March, April, May 1946. At PG.
  • "Nomad" ASF December 1944, January, February 1945 as Wesley Long. Prime Press 1950 RE-9-667 with claim limit on 1950 filing. ASF version at PG.
  • "The Path of Unreason" 1958 Gnome Press. Completely rewritten from "kingdom of the Blind" Startling Stories July, 1947.

The Complete Venus Equilateral consists of:

  • "QRM-Interplanetary" ASF October 1942. At PG.
  • "Calling the Empress" ASF June 1943. At PG.
  • "Recoil" ASF November 1943. At PG.
  • "Lost Art" ASF December 1943. At PG.
  • "Off the Beam" ASF February 1944. At PG.
  • "The Long Way" ASF April 1944. At PG.
  • "Beam Pirate" ASF October 1944. At PG.
  • "Firing Line" ASF December 1944. At PG.
  • "Special Delivery" ASF March 1945. At PG.
  • "Pandora's Millions" ASF June 1945. At PG.
  • "Mad Holiday" copyright 1947 by The Prime Press for Venus Equilateral. At PG.
  • "The External Triangle" copyright 1973 by Random House, Inc., for Astounding: John W. Campbell Memorial Anthology (Harry Harrison, ed.). Originally published as "Interlude."
  • "Identity" ASF November 1945. At PG.

The Plutonian Lens series consists of:

  • "Circle of Confusion" ASF March 1944 as by Wesley Long. At PG.
  • "Latent Image" ASF May 1944 as by Wesley Long. At PG.
  • "Redevelopment" ASF November 1944 as by Wesley Long. At PG.
  • "The Fixer" ASF May 1945 as by Wesley Long. At PG.

Short Stories from Pulps.

  • "Vocation" ASF April 1945. At PG.
  • "Trouble Times Two" ASF December 1945. At PG.
  • "Fine Feathers" ASF January 1946. At PG.
  • "Trouble" ASF July 1946. At PG.
  • "Blind Time" ASF September 1946. At PG.
  • "Alien" ASF October 1946. At PG.
  • "The Impossible Pirate" ASF December 1946. At PG.
  • "The Undamned" ASF January 1947. At PG.
  • "The Answer" ASF February 1947. At PG.
  • "Rat Race" ASF August 1947. At PG.
  • "Meddler's Moon" ASF September 1947. At PG.
  • "Problem in Solid" ASF October 1947. At PG.
  • "Quest to Centaurus" Thrilling Wonder Stories April 1947. At PG.
  • "The Kingdom of the Blind" Startling Stories July 1947. At PG.
  • "In the Cards" Thrilling Wonder Stories August 1947. At PG.
  • "Quarantine" Thrilling Wonder Stories December 1947. At PG.
  • "One of Three" Startling Stories March 1948 as by Wesley Long. At PG.
  • "The Incredible Invasion" ASF March 1948. At PG.
  • "A Dog's Life" Thrilling Wonder Stories April 1948.
  • "Journey" Startling Stories May 1948.
  • "The Trans-Galactic Twins" Thrilling Wonder Stories June 1948. At PG.
  • "Climate — Incorporated" Thrilling Wonder Stories August 1948. At PG.
  • "The Catspaw" ASF September 1948. At PG.
  • "The Cosmic Jackpot" Thrilling Wonder Stories October 1948. At PG.
  • "The Mobius Trail" Thrilling Wonder Stories December 1948. At PG.
  • "Fire in the Heavens" Startling stories July 1949.
  • "Minus Danger!" Super Science Stories September 1949.
  • "Dynasty of the Lost" Future Combined with Science Fiction Stories May/June 1950. At PG.
  • "The Death Crystal" Super Science Stories May 1950. At PG.
  • "Two Worlds for One" Future Combined with Science Fiction Stories July-August 1950. At PG.
  • "The World-Mover" Future Combined with Science Fiction Stories November 1950. At PG.
  • "Atomic Bonanza" Science Fiction Quarterly May 1951. At PG.
  • "Dark Recess" Future Combined with Science Fiction Stories July 1951. At PG.
  • "The Black Alarm" Science Fiction Quarterly November 1951. At PG.
  • "The Planet Mender" Thrilling Wonder Stories April 1952.
  • "The Hellflower" Startling Stories May 1952. At PG.
  • "Bombs Awry" Thrilling Wonder Stories June 1952. At PG.
  • "Troubled Star" Startling Stories February 1953. At PG.
  • "Spaceman's Luck" Science Fiction Adventures February 1953. At PG.
  • "Stop, Look and Dig" Space Science Fiction March 1953. At PG.
  • "Home is the Spaceman" Rocket Stories July 1953. At PG.
  • "Booby Prize" Thrilling Wonder Stories August 1953. At PG.
  • "Spacemen Lost" Startling Stories Fall 1954. vt. Lost in Space 1959. SS pub. at PG.
  • "Instinct" ASF March 1959. At PG.
  • "History Repeats" ASF May 1959. At PG.
  • "The Big Fix" ASF December 1959. At PG.
  • "The Undetected" Galaxy December 1959. At PG.
  • "Time for Survival" Fantastic Universe March 1960. At PG.
  • "The Troublemakers" Galaxy April 1960. At PG.
  • "Amateur in Chancery" Galaxy October 1961. At PG.
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