Edmond Hamilton

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Edmond Hamilton was an influential American science fiction author, particularly known for his space opera tales and prolific pulp magazine contributions in the early to mid-20th century.

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instanceOf human
novelist
pulp magazine writer
science fiction writer
short story writer
collaboratedWith Leigh Brackett NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
familyName Hamilton NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork popular fiction
pulp magazines
genre science fiction
space opera
givenName Edmond NERFINISHED
hasWritingStyleCharacteristic action-oriented plots
cosmic-scale themes
interstellar adventure settings
influencedGenre space opera
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement Golden Age of Science Fiction NERFINISHED
name Edmond Hamilton NERFINISHED
notableFor pulp magazine stories
space opera tales
notableRole prolific pulp-era science fiction writer
notableWork A Yank at Valhalla NERFINISHED
Battle for the Stars NERFINISHED
Captain Future series NERFINISHED
City at World’s End NERFINISHED
Crashing Suns NERFINISHED
Doomstar NERFINISHED
The City at World’s End NERFINISHED
The Haunted Stars NERFINISHED
The Horror on the Asteroid NERFINISHED
The Man Who Evolved NERFINISHED
The Star Kings NERFINISHED
The Star of Life NERFINISHED
The Valley of Creation NERFINISHED
occupation science fiction author
writer
periodOfActivity early 20th century
mid-20th century
sexOrGender male
spouse Leigh Brackett NERFINISHED
wroteFor Amazing Stories NERFINISHED
Astounding Stories NERFINISHED
Startling Stories NERFINISHED
Thrilling Wonder Stories NERFINISHED
Weird Tales NERFINISHED

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Amazing Stories notableContributor Edmond Hamilton
Weird Tales magazine notableContributor Edmond Hamilton
subject surface form: Weird Tales
Leigh Brackett spouse Edmond Hamilton
Batwoman createdBy Edmond Hamilton