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Francis Flagg

Pseudonym of Canadian-born writer Henry George Weiss (1898-1946), in the US from 1919, whose birth name has also been wrongly given as George Henry Weiss; the pseudonym was adopted in memory of Francis Flagg Weiss – his brother, according to Forrest J Ackerman – who died in 1922.


(Francis Flagg)

A US resident, Flagg began publishing sf with "The Machine Man of Ardathia" for Amazing in November 1927.

Science fiction in the News articles describe real-world events that relate to the ideas and inventions in sf novels and movies. Select a news article:

Multi-Touch Illuminate Table
   The GestureTek device beats the MS Surface in at least one important respect; ordinary consumers can buy one now.
MisTable Fog Display Like SeaQuest DSV
   Captain Bridger, a message is coming in.
Flyboard Water Jet Shoes Lift Off
   'I shall never forget that first lesson in aerial walking.' - Francis Flagg, 1930.
Do AIs Create Their Own Language?
   'the Mentanicals have begun to acquire a faculty not primarily given them by their inventors — the faculty of speech...' - Francis Flagg, 1934.

 

 

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