Edmond Hamilton

Edmond Moore Hamilton (21 October 1904 – 1 February 1977) was an American writer of science fiction during the mid-twentieth century.
Alongside E. E. Smith and Jack Williamson, he is considered one of the principal architects of space opera.Hamilton, Edmond - The Science Fiction Encyclopedia - Retrieved 17 June 2024
==Partial Bibliography==
===Fiction===
====Novels====
*Crashing Suns (1965; collection of "Crashing Suns", "The Star-Stealers", "Within the Nebula", "Outside the Universe", "The Comet-Drivers", and "The Cosmic Cloud")
====Short Stories====
=====Interstellar Patrol=====
*Crashing Suns (1928)
*The Star-Stealers (1929)
*Within the Nebula (1929)
*Outside the Universe (1929)
*The Comet-Drivers (1930)
*The Sun People (1930)
*The Cosmic Cloud (1930)
=====Other=====
*The Inn Outside the World (1945)
==Links==
*Edmond Hamilton on Wikipedia
==References==
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