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Theodore Sturgeon
Books and Stories
Edward Hamilton Waldo (1918-1985) changed his name to Theodore Sturgeon after his mother's divorce and remarriage. He wrote many short stories for magazines like Astounding Science Fiction and Unknown, and was perhaps the most anthologized science fiction author of the 1950's. He later wrote screenplays for Star Trek episodes (like Shore Leave and Amok Time. Always remember Sturgeon's Law - '90% of everything is crud.'Select a novel or story title to see the inventions from that work:
Biddiver, Astounding Science-Fiction, 1941
Completely Automatic, Astounding Science-Fiction, 1941
Granny Won't Knit, Galaxy, 1954
It was Nothing - Really!, Knight, 1969
Microcosmic God, Galaxy, 1941
The Stars are The Styx, Galaxy SF, 1950
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