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James Blish
Books and Stories
James Blish was born in New Jersey in 1921; he died in 1975. He had a BA in microbiology and served as a medical technician in WWII. He won a Hugo in 1959 for A Case of Conscience. Select a novel or story title to see the inventions from that work:
A Case of Conscience, If, 1953
And All The Stars A Stage, Unknown, 1971
Cities in Flight, Avon, 1957
Solar Plexus, Not Known, 1952
Surface Tension, Galaxy, 1952
The Enterprise Incident, Star Trek, 1967
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