Web of the Sun: and The Green Splotches: Two strange tales of scientific adventure
Praise for the work of T.S. Stribling“Outstanding, combining adventure, mystery, suspense, fine dialog, biting satire, philosophic asides and frequent wit. . . .”—Sam Moskowitz on “The Green Splotches”Thomas Sigismund Stribling (1881-1965) penned many short works for the periodicals of his day—adventure, satirical, boys adventure, detective and science fiction—running inEverybody's, The Century Magazine, Holland's Magazine, Youth's Companion, American BoyandAdventureamong others.He is also well remembered for his series of detective stories featuring psychologist sleuth Doctor Poggioli, published inEllery Queen Mystery MagazineandThe Saint.The short story form could not corral the ambitious T.S. Stribling who won the 1933 Pulizer Prize for the Novel forThe Store.