Donald A. Wollheim

Donald Allen Wollheim (1 October 1914-2 November 1990 Donald A. Wollheim at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database) was an American author, editor, publisher, and early promoter of the concept which would (much later) come to be known as "fandom." Donald A. Wollheim at Wikipedia He wrote a number of works which intersect with the purview of this wiki, including a hoax review of a non-existent translation of the fabled Necronomicon "Donald A. Wollheim's Hoax Review of the Necronomicon" title at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database, and a real-world eulogy for H. P. Lovecraft himself, published only two months after the author's death "Howard Phillips Lovecraft" title at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database, as well as being responsible for the first professional printings of some of Lovecraft's works, including "The Nameless City" (Fanciful Tales, Fall 1936).
American novelist F. Paul Wilson, who has cited Lovecraft as one of his major influences, cites Wollheim as the catalyst for his fascination with Lovecraftian horror About "The Barrens" at the Internet Archive. 
==Selected Works==
===Non-Fiction===
*"Howard Phillips Lovecraft" (1937)
==External Links==
* Donald A. Wollheim at Wikipedia
* Donald A. Wollheim at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
*Donald A. Wollheim at Goodreads
==References==
Category:Editors
Category:Non-Fiction Authors
Category:Lovecraft Circle Authors
Category:Deceased (Real World)