S. Fowler Wright

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S. Fowler Wright

Born:	January 6, 1874
Died:	February 25, 1965
Occupation:	writer, editor, poet
Nationality:	British
Genres:	science fiction, mystery fiction, poetry

Sydney Fowler Wright (January 6, 1874 – February 25, 1965) was a prolific British editor, poet, science fiction author, writer of screenplays, mystery fiction and works in other genres. He also wrote as Sydney Fowler and Anthony Wingrave.

Contents 1 Works 1.1 Novels 1.2 Short fiction 1.3 Collections 2 References 3 External links

[edit] Works

[edit] Novels

• The Amphibians (1924)
• The Island of Captain Sparrow (1928)
• Deluge (1928)
• Dawn (1929)
• Dream, or the Simian Maid (1931)
• Beyond the Rim (1932)
• Power (1933)
• Prelude in Prague: The War of 1938 (1934)
• The Vengeance of Gwa (1935)
• Four Days War (1936)
• The Screaming Lake (1937)
• Megiddo's Ridge (1937)
• The Hidden Tribe (1938)
• The Adventure of Wyndham Smith (1938)
• The World Below (1951)
• Spider's War (1954)

[edit] Short fiction

• "Automata: I" (1929)
• "Automata: II" (1929)
• "Automata: III" (1929)
• "P.N. 40" (1929)
• "The Rat" (1929)
• "Automata" (1929)
• "Brain" (1932)
• "Choice" (1932)
• "The Rule" (1932)
• "Proof" (1932)
• "Appeal" (1932)
• "This Night" (1932)
• "Justice" (1932)
• "Original Sin" (1946)
• "The Terror of William Stickers" (1946)
• "A Question of E.D.D." (1946)
• "The Congo Cat" (1946)
• "The Temperature of Gehenna Sue" (1946)
• "Carrots" (1946)
• "Burglar's Aid" (1946)
• "Who Else But She?" (1946)
• "Status" (1946)
• "The Witchfinder" (1946)
• "Obviously Suicide" (1951)
• "The Better Choice" (1955)

[edit] Collections

• Scenes from the Morte d'Arthur (1919) as Alan Seymour
• The New Gods Lead (1932)
• The Witchfinder (1946)
• The Throne of Saturn (1949)
• S. Fowler Wright's Short Stories (1996)

[edit] References

ISFDB. Retrieved on 2007-01-08.

[edit] External links

• S. Fowler Wright's Biography by Brian Stableford
• Fan run bibliographical site