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E. "Doc" Smith

E. E. “Doc” Smith (1890–1965) was an American science fiction author, often credited as the father of the space opera genre. Smith worked as a chemist and food engineer until a friend suggested that he use his speculations about interstellar travel to write a novel. His first book, The Skylark of Space, was initially rejected by many book publishers and magazines before being serialized in Amazing Stories magazine, where it met with huge success. He spent the ensuing four decades writing...

Black Cat Weekly #85

Black Cat Weekly #85

Hal Charles, O'Neil De Noux, Phyllis Ann Karr, Bryce Walton, E. "Doc" Smith, Nicholas Carter, Walter Kubilius, M. E. Proctor

Black Cat Weekly #52

Black Cat Weekly #52

Hal Charles, David Goodis, Arthur Leo Zagat, E. "Doc" Smith, Stephen Marlowe, William Burton McCormick, Tom Marcinko, Shannon Taft

Black Cat Weekly #50

Black Cat Weekly #50

Barb Goffman, Darrell Schweitzer, Michael Bracken, Paul Di Filippo, Algis Budrys, Cynthia Ward, Phyllis Ann Karr, E. "Doc" Smith, Charles Todd, Elizabeth Zelvin, Somtow Sucharitkul

Black Cat Weekly #48

Black Cat Weekly #48

Matthew Hughes, R. Austin Freeman, Hal Charles, SJ Rozan, E. "Doc" Smith, George O. Smith, Irving Cox Jr., Nicholas Carter, Ashley-Ruth M. Bernier

Robot Nemesis

E. "Doc" Smith

The Imperial Stars

The Imperial Stars

E. "Doc" Smith

Second Stage Lensmen

Second Stage Lensmen

E. "Doc" Smith

Lord Tedric

E. "Doc" Smith

Collector's Item

Collector's Item

E. "Doc" Smith

The Ignoble Savages

The Ignoble Savages

E. "Doc" Smith

Skylark Three

E. "Doc" Smith

The Skylark of Space

The Skylark of Space

E. "Doc" Smith

The Galaxy Primes

The Galaxy Primes

E. "Doc" Smith

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Vortex Blaster

E. "Doc" Smith

Triplanetary

E. "Doc" Smith

Triplanetary

E. "Doc" Smith