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J. Harvey Haggard
Books and Stories
John Harvey Haggard (b. 1913 - d. 2001) was an American writer and railwayman, known primarily for his stories in the early science fiction Pulp magazines, chiefly Wonder Stories.
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His first story, "Faster Than Light" (October 1930 Wonder Stories) was written when he was seventeen in response to a contest in Air Wonder Stories and takes on the bold idea of accelerating to the speed of light and breaking through into a new universe.Select a novel or story title to see the inventions from that work:
An Adventure on Eros, Wonder Stories, 1931
Moon Crystals, Astounding Stories, 1936
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