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| Edmond Hamilton: Science Fiction Technology and Ideas |
| Edmond Hamilton (1904-1977) began writing science fiction in 1924. Along with E.E. "Doc" Smith, he created the space opera genre. He started writing for DC Comics, in their Superman series, in the 1940's. He continued in this activity through the 1960's. |
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Crashing Suns (1928) |
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Easy Money (1938) |
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Crashing Suns (1928) |
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Easy Money (1938) |
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Fessenden's Worlds (1937) |
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Crashing Suns (1928) |
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A Conquest of Two Worlds (1932) |
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Crashing Suns (1928) |
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Fessenden's Worlds (1937) |
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Crashing Suns (1928) |
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Thundering Worlds (1934) |
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Crashing Suns (1928) |
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A Conquest of Two Worlds (1932) |
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Crashing Suns (1928) |
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Crashing Suns (1928) |
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Crashing Suns (1928) |
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Crashing Suns (1928) |
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Crashing Suns (1928) |
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