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Henry Kuttner
Books and Stories
Henry Kuttner (b. 1915 - d. 1958) was an American writer, married to C.L. Moore from 1940 until his death; his childhood interest in Weird Tales early led him to correspond with H P Lovecraft and others. His first sale to the magazine was a poem, "Ballad of the Gods", in February 1936, followed by "The Graveyard Rats" (March 1936 Weird Tales).
(Henry Kuttner)
He collaborated with his wife C.L. Moore using the name Lewis Padgett.
"BORN in Los Angeles on April 7th, 1915. Have been viewing life with rapidly growing enthusiasm ever since. Consistently flunked math and Latin all through high school, but eventually graduated tastefully clad in a sky-blue cap and gown. Worked for a time in a bookshop, but wasn’t notably successful, as I spent most of the day reading instead of selling books.
When I’ve finished a yarn I always find myself in the midst of large heaps of reference papers, books, magazines, ashes, and shed rattlesnake skins. I have never been able to figure out where the snake skins come from.
Chief ambition: to indulge my phenomenal laziness to the utmost. Things I like: weird stories, cats, rare roast beef, Thorne Smith, Laurel and Hardy, Spanish brandy. Things I don’t like: exercise, Henry Kuttner milk, crowds, traffic, traveling, centipedes, Gerry Carlyle."Select a novel or story title to see the inventions from that work:
Hollywood on the Moon, Thrilling Wonder Stories, 1938
The Little Things, Thrilling Wonder Stories, 1946
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