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Harry Bates
Books and Stories
Harry Bates (Hiram Gilmore Bates III) (b. 1900 - d. 1981) was an American science fiction editor and writer.
In 1964, Bates recalled his editorship of Astounding: "Long ago I was a party to the genesis of a magazine which persisted through thirty years and thirty millions of words. ... Astounding was a living being. I served it in its infancy and childhood, Orlin Tremaine brought it through youth and adolescence, John Campbell guided it through adulthood and maturity."Select
a novel or story title to see the inventions from that work:
A Matter of Size, Astounding Science Fiction, 1934
Science Fiction in the News:
Natural Gait With Prosthetic Connected To Nervous System (10/25/2025)
Woman Marries Computer, Vonnegut's Dream Comes True (10/25/2025)
Spidery 'Walk Me' Toyota Autonomous Wheel Chair Like Star Wars (10/21/2025)
Dancing Robots Taught Dance Moves (10/19/2025)
Proof Of Robothood - Not A Person (10/19/2025)
Indonesian Clans Battle (10/17/2025)
The 'Last Mile' In China Crowded With Delivery Robots (10/15/2025)
Tornyol Microdrone Kills Mosquitoes (10/13/2025)
PLATO Spacecraft, Hunter Of Habitable Planets, Now Ready (10/11/2025)
Factory Humanoid Robots Built By Humanoid Robots (10/9/2025)
