Maria Moravsky:
Science Fiction Technology and Ideas
Maria Moravsky (b. 1889 - d. 1947) was a Polish poet and writer who barely escaped the 1917 revolution, arriving in the United States in 1917. She decided that prose would repay her efforts better than poetry; her work appeared in every sort of magazine, including Weird Tales and Startling Stories. Read more about her here.

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Hydroponics
Growing food without soil, typically from water saturated with nutrients.

The Hydroponic Monster (1940)


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