Nelson Slade Bond
(1908–2006)

An American author who wrote extensively for books, magazines, radio, television and the stage.

Short stories

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  • Slayer by Stealth (novelette, 1948 - probably written by Nelson S. Bond for the Wilton Hazzard pseudonym, and not Margaret St. Clair)
  • Witch's Moon (novelette, 1948 - probably written by Nelson S. Bond for the Wilton Hazzard pseudonym, and not Margaret St. Clair)
  • Tomtom Tragedy (novelette, 1948 - probably written by Nelson S. Bond for the Wilton Hazzard pseudonym, and not Margaret St. Clair)

Lancelot Biggs stories

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Horsesense Hank stories

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