Author:Curt Siodmak
German-American novelist and screenwriter, known for his work in the horror and science fiction film genres, with such films as The Wolf Man and Donovan's Brain
Works edit
Novels edit
- F.P.1 Doesn't Answer (1933)
- Black Friday (1939)
- Donovan's Brain (1942)
- The Beast with Five Fingers (1945)
- Whomsoever I Shall Kiss (1952)
- Riders to the Stars (1954) (novelisation of the film)
- Skyport (1959)
- For Kings Only (1964)
- Hauser's Memory (1968)
- The Third Ear (1971)
- City in the Sky (1974)
- Frankenstein Meets Wolfman (1981)(novelisation of the film)
- Gabriel's Body (1991)
Short stories edit
- "The Eggs from Lake Tanganyika" (Amazing Stories, 1926)
- "Variation of a Theme" (1972)
- "The P Factor" (1976)
- "Experiment with Evil" (1985)
Non-fiction edit
- Even a Man Who Is Pure in Heart: The Life of a Writer, Not Always to His Liking (1997)
- Wolf Man's Maker (2001) (Posthumous autobiography)
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