Homer Eon Flint
Books and Stories

Homer Ion Flint (b. 1889-1924) US author (born Home Eon Flindt) whose first work was as a screenwriter in 1912, with a script for "The Joke That Spread" (there is no evidence the film was made; at least seven more scripts were sold), and whose work appeared mainly in the Frank A Munsey magazines from the teens of the century. His first sf story was "The Planeteer" (9 March 1918 All-Story Weekly).Select a novel or story title to see the inventions from that work:

The Planeteer, All Story Weekly, 1918

 

 

 

 

 

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