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H. Beam Piper
Books and Stories
Henry Beam Piper (b. 1904 - d. 1964) was an American writer and gun collector, employed as a detective on the Pennsylvania Railroad until made redundant in the mid-1950s. Though he wrote for other genres, he is best remembered for his science fiction, much of which appeared in Astounding from 1947, when he began with "Time and Time Again" (April 1947 Astounding).Select a novel or story title to see the inventions from that work:
Four-Day Planet, Not known, 1961
Fuzzies and Other People, Not Known, 1984
Little Fuzzy, Doubleday, 1962
Police Operation, Astounding SF, 1948
Space Viking, Analog, 1962
The Complete Paratime, Astounding Fiction, 1951
Time Crime, Astounding Science Fiction, 1955
Uller Uprising, Twayne Publishers, 1952
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Tactile Skin Supplier Map (8/5/2026)
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Orb Nomad Zero-Emission Electric Aircraft (8/1/2026)
ICE Buys Shock Gloves Like Batman's (7/29/2026)
Factories In The Sky Will Surpass Those Of Earth (7/27/2026)
Sleeper Drones Lie in Wait (7/25/2026)
