Edward Llewellyn

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Edward Llewellyn-Thomas (1917–1984) was a university professor and, writing as Edward Llewellyn, a science fiction author. He was a member of the Canadian writers' group the Bunch of Seven. His Douglas Convolution series concerns the breakdown of civilization after most of a generation is born sterile as a side-effect of a widely used anti-cancer medication. His daughter Caroline Llewellyn was also a published author. Llewellyn also published scientific articles on eye movement.

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• "Movements of the eye" (1968). Scientific American 219. (Cover story)
• K.C. Anderson, G.H. Ues, K.C. Smith, E. Llewellyn-Thomas, "An eye-position controlled typewriter" (1976). Digest of the 11th International Conference of Medical Biological Engineering.

• The Douglas Convolution series
  • The Douglas Convolution (1979)
  • The Bright Companion (1980)
  • Prelude to Chaos (1983)

• Salvage and Destroy (1984)
• Fugitive in Transit (1985)
• Word-Bringer (1986)