EC Tubb

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Edwin Charles Tubb (born on 15. October 1919 in London , died on 10. September 2010 ) was a British science fiction - author . He wrote - also using numerous pseudonyms - over 130 novels and 230 short stories. His best-known work is the novel cycle about the mercenary Earl Dumarest , who experiences adventures on strange planets in search of his homeland Terra . In addition to science fiction, Tubb also wrote horror and western novels .

Life

Edwin Charles Tubb was the son of the engineer Edwin Margrie Tubb and the fashion designer Marie Francois, née Bonzec. In his early years he worked as a social worker, in grocery and as a salesman for printing machines . In 1944 he married Iris Kathleen Smith, with whom he had two daughters.

Even as a child, Tubb was enthusiastic about science fiction. Tubbs' first stories appeared from 1951 in the SF magazines New Worlds , Science Fantasy and Authentic Science Fiction , of which he was editor from 1956 until it was discontinued in 1957. Tubb's first novels appeared under the pseudonym: Saturn Patrol (1951, as King Lang), Planetfall (1951, as Gill Hunt), Argentis (1952, as Brian Shaw) and Alien Universe (1952, as Volsted Gridban). In the years that followed, Tubb established himself as a productive, competent, and experienced writer who usually attached more weight to plot and tension than to any details of technical-scientific concepts.

In 1967, The Winds of Garth was the first volume in his cycle about the mercenary and space vagrant Earl Dumarest, of which 31 volumes had appeared up to 1985, without Dumarest's search for his homeland Terra having come to an end. Another band, The Return , brought this conclusion and in 2008 another sequel to the saga followed. Other series Tubbs are Cap Kennedy , German as Commander Scott , as well as some tie-ins to the British SF television series Mondbasis Alpha 1 . Tubb remained productive until the mid-1980s and a few westerns appeared under his own name and pseudonym in addition to SF novels. After that he wrote comparatively little, initially due to the deteriorating market conditions for science fiction, and finally because his health was deteriorating.

His more well-known pseudonyms include individual pseudonyms Charles Gray, Gregory Kern and Carl Maddox, as well as the publishing pseudonyms Volsted Gridban, Gill Hunt, King Lang, Arthur Maclean, Brian Shaw and Roy Sheldon.

His short stories have appeared in a dozen or so collections. The first two were Ten from Tomorrow (1966, German as Projekt Ming-Vase ), and A Scatter of Stardust (1972, German as a handful of star dust ). Another German collection with 5 short stories is Probation in Space and Other Stories (1966). Tubb was so popular in Germany that the Moewig publishing house even dedicated the series of EC Tubb paperbacks to it in the mid-1980s , which amounted to 28 volumes.

From the late 1940s, Tubb was an active member of the British SF fandom . In the mid-1950s he was one of the editors of the fanzines Eye and Plonge . He was a member of the British Science Fictions Association , the Science Fantasy Society and in 1958 a co-founder of their successor, the British Science Fiction Association (BSFA). In his first year he was editor of Vector , the magazine of the BSFA. In 1959 he was honored as the Knight of St. Fantony .

At Eastercon 6 (Cytricon) 1955 he was named the best British SF author. He was guest of honor at Eastercon 15 (RePetercon) in 1964 and guest of honor at Worldcon in Heidelberg (Heicon) in 1970. In 1972 he received the European Science Fiction Society Award for his novel Lucifer at the first Eurocon in Trieste . In 2010 he was awarded the Premio Italia for I posseduti , the translation of his novel Touch of Evil . In the same year, Tubb died at the age of 90. Most recently, he had worked on the revision of his novels To Dream Again and Fires of Satan , which appeared posthumously in 2011 and 2012, respectively.

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Series

The series are arranged according to the year of publication of the first part.

Earl Dumarest

33 volumes, 1967 to 2008.

Cap Kennedy / Commander Scott (as Gregory Kern)

17 volumes, 1973 to 1976.

Gladiators (as Edward Thomson)
  • Atilus the Gladiator (1975)
  • Atilus the Slave (1975)
  • Gladiator (1978)
Space: 1999 / Moon base Alpha 1
  • 1 Breakaway (1975)
  • 4 Collision Course (1975)
  • 7 Alien Seed (1976)
  • 9 Rogue Planet (1976)
  • 11 Earthfall (1977)
  • Earthbound (2003, short story collection)
  • Dead End (2010, short story)
The Chronicles of Malkar
  • Death God's Doom (1999)
  • The Sleeping City (1999)

Single novels

  • Planetfall (1951. also as Gill Hunt)
    • English: A man between three worlds. Moewig (Terra # 50), 1959.
  • Saturn Patrol (1951, as King Lang)
  • Alien Impact (1952)
  • Alien Universe (1952, as Volsted Gridban, also as The Green Helix , 2009)
  • Argentis (1952, as Brian Shaw)
  • Atom War on Mars (1952)
  • Reverse Universe (1952, as Volsted Gridban)
  • The Wall (1952, as Charles Gray)
  • De Bracy's Drug (1953, also as Volsted Gridban, also as The Freedom Army , 2009)
  • Dynasty of Doom (1953, as Charles Gray)
  • Fugitive of Time (1953, also as Volsted Gridban)
  • I Fight for Mars (1953, as Charles Gray)
  • Planetoid Disposals Ltd (1953, also called Volsted Gridban)
  • Space Hunger (1953, also as Charles Gray, also as Earth Set Free , 1999, also as The Price of Freedom , 2008)
    • German: The law of freedom. Hönne / Gebrüder Zimmermann (Hönne Utopia top class), 1959. Also as: Moewig (Terra # 138), 1960.
  • The Mutants Rebel (1953, also as World in Torment , 2008)
    • German: uprising of the mutants. Moewig (Terra # 16), 1958.
  • Tormented City (1953, also as Charles Gray, also as Secret of the Towers , 2008)
    • German: Towers radiate death. Hönne / Gebrüder Zimmermann (Hönne Utopia-Spitzenklasse # 11), 1958. Also as: Moewig (Terra # 132), 1960.
  • Venusian Adventure (1953)
    • English: The golden pyramid. Hönne / Gebrüder Zimmermann (Hönne Utopia top class), 1959. Also as: Moewig (Terra # 124), 1960.
  • Alien Life (1954, also as Journey Into Terror , 2009)
  • City of No Return (1954)
  • Enterprise 2115 (1954, also as Charles Gray, also as The Mechanical Monarch , 1958)
    • German: The second power. Hönne / Gebrüder Zimmermann (Hönne Utopia-Spitzenklasse # 10), 1958. Also as: Moewig (Terra # 115), 1960.
  • Journey to Mars (1954)
  • The Extra Man (1954, also as Charles Gray, also as Fifty Days to Doom , 2010)
    • English: Traitor between the stars. Moewig (Terra # 58), 1959.
  • The Hand of Havoc (1954, as Charles Gray)
  • The Hell Planet (1954)
    • English: Hell in the Twilight. Hönne / Gebrüder Zimmermann (Hönne Utopia-Spitzenklasse # 7), 1957. Also as: Moewig (Terra # 21), 1958. Also as: Moewig (EC Tubb-Taschenbuch # 28), 1986, ISBN 3-8118-5721-5 .
  • The Metal Eater (1954, also as Roy Sheldon)
    • German: The white death. Moewig (Terra # 45), 1959.
  • The Resurrected Man (1954)
  • The Stellar Legion (1954)
  • World at Bay (1954, also as Tide of Death , 2014)
    • English: Crater of Hell. Pabel (Utopia Grossband # 35), 1956.
  • Alien Dust (1955)
    • German: The Mars Colony. Translated by Walter Ernsting. Moewig (Terra special volume # 46), 1961. Also called: The Mars Colony. Translated by Heinz Nagel. Moewig (EC Tubb-Taschenbuch # 22), 1985, ISBN 3-8118-5715-0 .
  • Star Ship (1955, also called The Space-Born , 1956)
    • German: Under the stars. Hönne / Gebrüder Zimmermann (Hönne Utopia top class), 1958. Also as: Children of the universe. Moewig (Terra special volume # 9), 1958. Also called: Die Sterngeborben. Atlantis, 2011, ISBN 978-3-86402-007-0 .
  • The Fighting Fury (1955, as Paul Schofield)
  • Assignment New York (1955, as Mike Lantry)
  • Comanche Capture (1955, as EF Jackson)
  • Sands of Destiny (1955, as Jud Cary)
  • Men of the Long Rifle (1955, as JF Clarkson)
  • Scourge of the South (1956, as ML Powers)
  • Vengeance Trail (1956, as James S. Farrow)
  • Quest for Quantrell (1956, as John Stevens)
  • Trail Blazers (1956, as Chuck Adams)
  • Drums of the Prairie (1956, as P. Lawrence)
  • Men of the West (1956, as Chet Lawson)
  • Dead Weight (1957, also as Douglas West, also as Death Wears a White Face , 1979)
    • German: The Outcasts. Moewig (Terra # 61), 1959. Also called: Curse of Immortality. Moewig (EC Tubb-Taschenbuch # 14), 1984, ISBN 3-8118-5707-X .
  • Wagon Trail (1957, as Charles S. Graham)
  • Colt Vengeance (1957, as James R. Fenner)
  • Pandora's Box (1960)
    • German: Saat der Vernichtung. Translated by Hans-Ulrich Nichau. Moewig (Terra # 106), 1960. Also as: Moewig (EC Tubb-Taschenbuch # 8), 1984, ISBN 3-8118-5701-0 .
  • Target Death (1961)
  • Lucky Strike (1961)
  • Calculated Risk (1961)
  • Too Tough to Handle (1962)
  • The Dead Keep Faith (1962)
  • The Spark of Anger (1962)
  • Full Impact (1962)
  • I Vow Vengeance (1962)
  • Gunflash (1962)
  • Hit Back (1962)
  • One Must Die (1962)
  • Suicide Squad (1962)
  • Window on the Moon (1963, also as Moon Base , 1964)
    • German: The moon station. Moewig (Terra # 477), 1966.
  • Airbourne Commando (1963)
  • No Higher Stakes (1963)
  • Penalty of Fear (1963)
  • The Life Buyer (1965)
  • Death Is a Dream (1967)
    • English: cage of time. Goldmann's Space Paperback # 091, 1968.
  • COD Mars (1968, also as Fear of Strangers , 2007)
  • Escape into Space (1969)
  • STAR Flight (1969)
    • German: fight between the worlds. Moewig (Terra Nova # 128), 1970.
  • Century of the Manikin (1972)
    • German: In the year of the androids. Pabel-Moewig (Terra Astra # 133), 1974.
  • The Primitive (1977)
  • Stellar Assignment (1979)
    • German: The interstellar mission. Moewig (EC Tubb-Taschenbuch # 10), 1984, ISBN 3-8118-5703-7 .
  • The Luck Machine (1980)
    • German: The happiness machine. Moewig (EC Tubb-Taschenbuch # 18), 1985, ISBN 3-8118-5711-8 .
  • Pawn of the Omphalos (1980)
    • English: Under the spell of Omphalos. Pabel (Terra Paperback # 344), 1981.
  • Stardeath (1983)
    • German: Continuum of Death. Moewig (Terra Taschenbuch # 351), 1982.
  • Footsteps of Angels (2004)
  • Starslave (2010)
  • To Dream Again (2011)
  • Fires of Satan (2012)
  • Child of Space (2016)
  • Destroyer of Worlds (2016)

Short stories

If only the title and year are given as the source for short stories, the complete information can be found in the corresponding collective edition.

  • The Last Word (1950)
  • Entrance Exam (1951)
  • Greek Gift (1951)
  • Grounded (1951)
  • No Short Cuts (1951)
  • Afternoon (1951)
  • Precedent (1952, as Charles Gray)
  • Without Bugles (1952)
  • Third Party (1952)
  • Home is the Hero (1952)
  • Men Only (1952)
  • There's No Tomorrow (1952, as Charles Gray)
  • Unwanted Heritage (1952, also as Charles Gray)
    • German: soldiers. In: Walter Ernsting (Ed.): Utopia Science Fiction Magazin, # 8. , 1957.
  • Helping Hand (1952, as Charles Gray)
  • Confessional (1953)
  • Dark Solution (1953)
  • Freight (1953)
  • Heroes Don't Cry (1953, as Gordon Kent)
  • Honor Bright (1953, as Charles Gray)
  • Lone Wolf (1953, as Eric Storm)
  • The Pilot (1953)
  • Alien Dust (1953)
  • Rockets Aren't Human (1953)
  • Pistol Point (1953)
  • The Troublemaker (1953)
  • Conversation Piece (1953)
  • Subtle Victory (1953)
  • Tea Party (1953)
  • Forbidden Fruit (1954)
  • Menace From the Past (1954, as Carl Maddox)
  • Museum Piece (1954, as Charles Gray)
  • The Inevitable Conflict (1954)
  • The Living World (1954, as Carl Maddox)
  • Visiting Celebrity (1954, as Charles Gray)
  • Emancipation (1954)
  • Sword of Tormain (1954, also as Eric Storm)
    • English: The sword of Tormain. In: Walter Ernsting (Ed.): Utopia Science Fiction Magazin, # 3. Pabel, 1956.
  • Unfortunate Purchase (1954)
  • Episode (1954)
  • Death Deferred (1954)
  • Homecoming (1954)
  • Tomorrow (1954)
  • Occupational Hazard (1954)
  • Project One (1954)
  • Bitter Sweet (1954)
  • Emergency Exit (1954, as George Holt)
  • Logic (1954)
  • Closing Time (1954)
  • Hidden Treasure of Kalin (1954)
  • Into Thy Hands (1954)
  • Operation Mars (1954)
  • Skin Deep (1954, as George Holt)
  • Star Haven (1954)
  • The Enemy Within Us (1954)
  • The Robbers (1954)
  • Blow the Man Down (1955, as Julian Carey)
  • Death-Wish (1955, as Eric Wilding)
  • Lover, Where Art Thou? (1955, as Alice Beecham)
  • Prime Essential (1955, as Frank Weight)
  • Repair Job (1955, as Julian Carey)
  • Unwanted Eden (1955, as Eric Wilding)
  • Nonentity (1955)
  • School for Beginners (1955)
  • The Last Day of Summer (1955)
    • German: The last day of summer. In: Project Ming Vase. 1968.
  • Murder Most Innocent (1955)
  • Oversight (1955, as George Holt)
  • The Veterans (1955, as Norman Dale)
  • Brutus (1955, as George Holt)
  • Forgetfulness (1955, as Philip Martyn)
  • No Place for Tears (1955, as RH Godfrey)
  • Poor Henry (1955)
  • Samson (1955, also as Alan Guthrie)
  • Agent (1955)
  • Ethical Assassin (1955)
  • No Space for Me (1955, as Alan Guthrie)
  • Perac (1955)
  • Decision (1955)
  • Kalgan the Golden (1955, as George Holt)
  • See No Evil ... (1955)
  • Dear Ghost (1955, as Alan Guthrie)
  • One Every Minute (1955)
  • Planetbound (1955)
  • The Dogs of Hannoie (1955, as Douglas West)
  • The Predators (1955)
  • Little Girl Lost (1955)
    • German: The dead girl. In: A handful of stardust. 1973.
  • That Zamboni (1955)
  • Lost Property (1955, as George Holt)
  • Quis Custodiet ... (1955)
  • The Shell Game (1955)
  • The Wager (1955)
  • Lawyer at Large (1955)
  • Venus for Never (1955)
  • A Woman's Work (1956)
  • Breathing Space (1956, as Alan Guthrie)
  • Cure for Dreamers (1956, as Julian Cary)
  • Emergency Call (1956, as Alan Guthrie)
  • Legal Eagle (1956, as Douglas West)
  • Like a Diamond (1956, as Alice Beecham)
  • Number Thirteen (1956, also as Douglas West, also as Spaceship 13 , 2016)
  • Point of View (1956, as Douglas West)
  • Reward for a Hero (1956, as Douglas West)
  • Tailor Made (1956, as Anthony Blake)
  • The Answer (1956, as George Holt)
  • The Big Secret (1956, as Ken Wainwright)
  • The Give-Away Worlds (1956, as Julian Cary)
  • The Letter (1956, as Alice Beecham)
  • The Long Journey (1956, as Alan Innes)
  • The Spice of Danger (1956, as Alan Innes)
  • When He Died (1956, as Anthony Blake)
  • Investment (1956)
  • Mistake on Mars (1956)
  • The Pensioners (1956, as Alan Guthrie)
  • Asteroids (1956)
  • Sleeve of Care (1956, as Ken Wainwright)
  • Dying to Live (1956)
  • The Dilettantes (1956, as Alan Innes)
  • Time to Kill (1956)
  • Into the Empty Dark (1956)
  • Wishful Thinking (1956)
  • Enemy of the State (1956, as Ken Wainwright)
  • Reluctant Farmer (1956)
  • Vigil (1956)
    • German: the eyes of the father. In: Walter Ernsting (Ed.): Galaxy 7. Heyne Science Fiction & Fantasy # 3085, 1966. Also as: Night watch. In: Project Ming Vase. 1968.
  • You Go (1956)
  • Combination Calamitous (1957, as Julian Cary)
  • Food for Friendship (1957)
  • Grzdle (1957, as Ken Wainwright)
  • Snake Vengeance (1957, as Andrew Sutton)
  • The Ancient Alchemist (1957, as John Mason)
  • The Artist's Model (1957, as Robert D. Ennis)
  • The Devil's Dictionary (1957, as Edward Richards)
  • The Dolmen (1957, as Raymond L. Burton)
  • The Honest Philosopher (1957, as Nigel Lloyd)
  • The Witch of Peronia (1957, as LC Powers)
  • There's Only One Winner (1957, also as Nigel Lloyd, also as Only One Winner )
  • Thirty-Seven Times (1957, as Alan Guthrie)
  • We, the Brave (1957, as Alan Innes)
  • A Fine Day for Dying (1957)
  • The Greater Ideal (1957, as Alan Guthrie)
  • Man of Imagination (1957)
  • Eyes of Silence (1957)
    • German: Invisible eyes. In: Walter Spiegl (Ed.): Science-Fiction-Stories 11. Ullstein 2000 # 18 (2873), 1972, ISBN 3-548-02873-X . Also called: The eyes of silence. In: A handful of stardust. 1973.
  • The Bells of Acheron (1957)
    • English: The Bells of Acheron. In: A handful of stardust. 1973.
  • Ad Infinitum (1957)
  • Murder in Reverse (1957, as Stuart Allen)
  • Sentimental Journey (1957)
  • Linda (1957, as James Evans)
  • Knife (1958)
  • Training Aid (1958)
  • Requiem for a Harvey (1958)
  • Forgivable Error (1958, as Stuart Allen)
  • The Touch of Reality (1958)
  • Return Visit (1958)
    • German: The return visit. In: A handful of stardust. 1973.
  • The Wanton Jade (1958)
  • Fresh Guy (1958)
    • German: Der Parvenü. Translated by Peter Hörr. In: Edward Reavis (ed.): Frankenstein how he murders and laughs. Bärmeier & Nikel, 1968. Also called: A cheeky fellow. Translated by Hans-Ulrich Nichau. In: Project Ming Vase. 1968. Also as: The new one. Translated by Margaret Meixner. In: John Carnell (Ed.): Panoptikum des Schreckens. Pabel (Vampire Paperback # 6), 1974.
  • The Beatific Smile (1958)
    • German: The castaways. In: Probation in space and other stories. 1966.
  • Sense of Proportion (1958)
    • German: The right relationship. In: Project Ming Vase. 1968.
  • Conflagration (1958, as Stuart Allen)
  • Talk Not at All (1958)
  • The Captain's Dog (1958)
  • Sell ​​Me a Dream (1958, as Stuart Allen)
  • Wallpaper War (1958)
  • Beware! (1958)
  • Somebody Wants You (1959)
  • Galactic Destiny (1959)
  • Last of the Morticians (1959)
    • German: The last undertaker. In: Project Ming Vase. 1968.
  • Good-By, Gloria (1959, as Ted Bain)
  • Orange (1959)
  • The Window (1959)
  • Enchanter's Encounter (1959)
    • English: A magician rarely comes alone !!! In: A handful of stardust. 1973.
  • Tell the Truth (1959)
    • German: representative of the earth. In: Probation in space and other stories. 1966. Also as: Tell the truth. In: Project Ming Vase. 1968.
  • Survival Demands! (1960)
    • German: struggle for survival. In: A handful of stardust. 1973.
  • The Shrine (1960, also as Alan Guthrie)
    • German: The shrine. In: A handful of stardust. 1973.
  • Man of War (1960)
    • German: Probation in space. In: Probation in space and other stories. 1966.
  • Too Bad! (1960)
  • Grit (1960)
  • Iron Head (1960)
  • Memories Are Important (1960)
    • German: The deleted memory. In: Probation in space and other stories. 1966.
  • Greater Than Infinity (1960)
    • German: greater than infinity. In: Project Ming Vase. 1968.
  • The Piebald Horse (1960)
    • German: Thinking forbidden! In: Probation in space and other stories. 1966. Also as: A piebald horse. In: Project Ming Vase. 1968.
  • Umbrella in the Sky (1961)
  • Gigolo (1961)
  • Jackpot (1961)
  • Worm in the Woodwork (1962)
    • German: Der Holzwurm. In: Project Ming Vase. 1968.
  • The Ming Vase (1963)
    • German: Project Ming Vase. In: Project Ming Vase. 1968.
  • An Era Ends (1964)
  • New Experience (1964)
  • The Seekers (1965)
  • An Answer for Augustus (1965)
  • Boomerang (1965)
  • State of Mind (1965)
  • As Others See Us (1965)
  • J Is for Jeanne (1965)
  • “In Vino Veritas” (1966)
  • Anne (1966)
    • German: Anne. In: A handful of stardust. 1973.
  • Sing Me No Sorrows (1966)
  • Secret Weapon (1966)
  • Natural Selection (1966)
  • Lucifer! (1969)
  • Quarry (1969)
  • Trojan Horse (1970)
  • Full-Five (1970)
  • A Matter of Survival (1970)
  • Spawn of Jupiter (1970)
  • The Winner (1971)
    • English: The last witch's sabbath. In: David Sutton (ed.): Solo for a cannibal. Pabel (Vampire Paperback # 40), 1976.
  • Accolade (1973, as Charles Gray)
  • Death God's Doom (1973)
  • Evane (1973)
  • Lazarus (1973)
  • Made to Be Broken (1973)
  • Mistaken Identity (1973)
  • Sword in the Snow (1973)
  • Menace Beneath the Marsh (1975, as Eric Storm)
  • To Become a Wizard (1975, as Eric Storm)
  • Face to Infinity (1976)
  • Random Sample (1976)
  • The Finding of the Sword (1976, as Eric Storm)
  • The Hocket (1976, as Eric Storm)
  • The Phoenix Time (1976, as Eric Storm)
  • Block Buster (1976)
  • Read Me This Riddle (1977)
  • Blood in the Mist (1979)
  • The Knife (1979)
  • Prelude to a Work in Progress (1986)
  • As It Really Was (1988)
  • The Very Small Knife (1988)
  • Illusion (1991)
  • Way Out (1991)
  • Sword of Freedom (1996)
  • Temple of Death (1996)
  • Time and Again (1997)
  • Gift Wrapped (1998)
  • Mirror of the Night (1998)
  • Fallen Angel (1999)
  • The Wonderful Day (2012)
Short story collections
  • Ten from Tomorrow (1966)
    • German: Project Ming Vase. Goldmanns Weltraum Taschenbücher # 093, 1968. Also as: Moewig (EC Tubb-Taschenbuch # 6), 1984.
  • A Scatter of Stardust (1972)
    • English: A handful of stardust. Pabel-Moewig (Terra Astra # 99), 1973.
  • Kalgan the Golden (1996)
  • Murder in Space (1997)
  • Mirror of the Night (2003, also as The Mirror of the Night and Other Weird Tales , 2011)
  • The Best Science Fiction of EC Tubb (2003)
  • The Wager: Science Fiction Mystery Tales (2011)
  • The Ming Vase and Other Science Fiction Stories (2011)
  • Enemy of the State: Fantastic Mystery Stories (2011)
  • Tomorrow: Science Fiction Mystery Tales (2011)
  • The Wonderful Day (2012)
  • Only One Winner: Science Fiction Mystery Tales (2013)
  • The Devil's Dictionary: Weird Fantasy Tales (2016)
  • Twelve from Tomorrow (2016)
  • Spaceship 13 (2016)
  • Project One (2017)

German compilation:

  • Probability in space and other stories. Moewig (Terra # 464), 1966.

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Knights of St Fantony in Fancyclopedia 3 , accessed October 9, 2018.
personal data
SURNAME Tubb, EC
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Tubb, Edwin Charles (full name); Adams, Chuck (pseudonym); Allen, Stuart (pseudonym); Armstrong, Anthony (pen name); Bain, Ted (pseudonym); Beecham, Alice (pseudonym); Blake, Anthony (pen name); Bronson, LT (pseudonym); Burton, Raymond L. (pen name); Carpenter, Morley (pseudonym); Carey, Julian (pseudonym); Cary, Jud (pseudonym); Cary, Julian (pseudonym); Clarkson, JF (pen name); Dale, Norman (pen name); Ennis, Robert D. (pen name); Evans, James (pen name); Farrow, James S. (pen name); Fenner, James R. (pen name); Godfrey, RH (pen name); Graham, Charles S. (pseudonym); Gray, Charles (pen name); Gridban, Volsted (pseudonym); Guthrie, Alan (pen name); Hill, DWR (pseudonym); Holt, George (pseudonym); Hunt, Gill (pen name); Innes, Alan (pseudonym); Innes, Allan (pseudonym); Jackson, EF (pen name); Kent, Gordon (pseudonym); Kem, Gregory (pseudonym); Lang, King (pseudonym); Lantry, Mike (pen name); Lawrence, P. (pseudonym); Lawson, Chet (pseudonym); Lloyd, Nigel (pseudonym); Lloyd, Robert (pen name); Lomas, Frank T. (pseudonym); Lowam, Ron (pseudonym); Maclean, Arthur (pseudonym); Maddox, Carl (pen name); Martyn, Philip (pseudonym); Mason, John (pseudonym); Moulton, Carl (pseudonym); Powers, LC (pseudonym); Powers, ML (pseudonym); Richards, Edward (pen name); Schofield, Paul (pseudonym); Seabright, John (pen name); Shaw, Brian (pen name); Sheldon, Roy (pseudonym); Stevens, John (pseudonym); Storm, Eric (pen name); Sutton, Andrew (pen name); Thomson, Edward (pen name); Wainwright, Ken (pseudonym); Weight, Frank (pseudonym); West, Douglas (pseudonym); Wilding, Eric (pseudonym); Winnard, Frank (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION British science fiction writer
DATE OF BIRTH October 15, 1919
PLACE OF BIRTH London
DATE OF DEATH September 10, 2010
Place of death London