Author:Fletcher Pratt

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Murray Fletcher Pratt
(1897–1956)

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American author of pulp fiction and writer of naval history; also used the pseudonyms Irvin Lester and George U. Fletcher

Works

Novels

The Onslaught from Rigel, (1931)

Short Stories

The Octopus Cycle, (1928) ("with Irvin Lester")
- "The Octopus Cycle" in Amazing Stories, 03 (02) (May 1928)
The Roger Bacon formula, (1929) ("with Irvin Lester")
"The Great Steel Panic" in Amazing Stories, 03 (06) (September 1928) ("with Irvin Lester")
"The Roger Bacon Formula" in Amazing Stories, 03 (10) (January 1929)
Danger, (1929) ("with Irvin Lester")
- "Danger" in Amazing Stories, 04 (04) (July 1929)
"Dr. Grimshaw's Sanitarium" in Amazing Stories, 09 (01) (May 1934)
"The Thing in the Woods" in Amazing Stories, 09 (10) (February 1935) with B. F. Ruby
City of the Living Dead, (1930) (with Laurence Manning)
The War of the Giants, (1931)
"When the Night Wind Howls" in Weird Tales, 44 (1) (November 1951) (Gavagan's Bar) with Lyon Sprague de Camp
"Where to, Please?" in Weird Tales, 44 (6) (September 1952) (Gavagan's Bar) with Lyon Sprague de Camp
"Caveat Emptor" in Weird Tales, 45 (1) (March 1953) (Gavagan's Bar) with Lyon Sprague de Camp

Other Works

"A Glance at the Public Libraries" (1928) (transcription project)

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