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P. Schuyler  Miller (w/D. McDermott)

Peter Schuyler Miller (b. 1912 - d. 1974) was an American critic, amateur archaeologist and author; an MSc in chemistry, he did research for a time and from 1952 until his death worked as a technical writer. He remains best known in the sf world for his book reviews in Astounding Science-Fiction, which first appeared in 1945 and became a regular monthly feature in October 1951 under a surtitle, The Reference Library, and continued until his death, the last instalment appearing in January 1975.

Dennis McDermott might have been a pseudonym of Walter Dennis (b. 1911 - d. 2003) and Paul McDermott. Or, it might have been a pseudonym for Miller. However, the picture below comes from Wonder Stories (January, 1932). More research is needed.


(Miller and McDermott)

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ESA Awards Study For Lunar Satellite Communications And Navigation
   'Messages drifted in - from liners and freighters, from police-ships, from yachts of space...' - Miller and McDermott, 1932.

 

 

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