Northwest Smith stories

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The Northwest Smith stories are a series of classic pulp science fiction tales by C. L. Moore featuring a hard-bitten spacefaring adventurer in exotic, often eerie planetary settings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf pulp science fiction
short story series
space opera
author C. L. Moore NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
featuresTheme cosmic menace
encounters with alien entities
forbidden desire
psychological horror
firstPublicationMedium Weird Tales NERFINISHED
firstStory Shambleau NERFINISHED
firstStoryPublicationYear 1933
genre science fiction
hasCharacter Shambleau (creature) NERFINISHED
Vaudir NERFINISHED
Yarol NERFINISHED
hasStory Black Thirst NERFINISHED
Dust of Gods
Julhi NERFINISHED
Lost Paradise NERFINISHED
Scarlet Dream NERFINISHED
Shambleau NERFINISHED
Song in a Minor Key NERFINISHED
The Cold Gray God NERFINISHED
Yvala NERFINISHED
influencedGenre science fantasy
space opera
literarySignificance early influential spacefaring antihero cycle
magazineMarket pulp magazines
mainCharacter Northwest Smith NERFINISHED
narrativeMode third‑person narration
notablePublication Shambleau and Others NERFINISHED
originalLanguage English
period Golden Age of pulp magazines NERFINISHED
protagonistOccupation adventurer
smuggler
publicationEra 1930s
setting Mars NERFINISHED
Solar System NERFINISHED
Venus NERFINISHED
various alien planets
style lush descriptive prose
subgenre pulp fiction
weird science fiction
tone eerie
hard‑boiled

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C. L. Moore notableWork Northwest Smith stories