Miles J. Breuer:
Science Fiction Technology and Ideas
Miles John Breuer (b. 1889 - d. 1945) was an American physician as well as a science fiction writer. The son of Czech immigrants, his first published story was in the Czech language in 1916. Most of his work appeared in Amazing Stories between 1927 and 1942.

See also his collaborations with Clare Winger Harris and John Williamson.


(Miles J. Breuer in 1930)

Invention/Technology Source Work (Publication Date)

Automatic Truck
A cargo-carrying vehicle that autonomously drives to the selected destination.

Mechanocracy (1932)

Government Machine
The automata that constitute the entire government, all in one building.

Mechanocracy (1932)

Meteorite Deflector
A means of pushing aside asteroids that get in the path of your space ship.

On Board the Martian Liner (1931)

Pneumatic-Tube Zone
The portion of a city that is served by direct tubes to each dwelling.

Mechanocracy (1932)

Porter Televox-Robot
A robot that carries your bags through the passageways of space liners.

On Board the Martian Liner (1931)

Shock-Rod
Knock out stick.

Mechanocracy (1932)

Space Liner - first use of phrase
A large, passenger-carrying space ship.

On Board the Martian Liner (1931)


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