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Theodore Sturgeon. Theodore Sturgeon ( New York, 26 februari 1918 – Eugene, Oregon, 8 mei 1985) was een Amerikaans sciencefictionschrijver . Hij werd geboren als Edward Hamilton Waldo. In 1929 trouwde zijn moeder, na een scheiding, met William Sturgeon. Edward veranderde zijn voornaam in Theodore, wat beter overeenkwam met zijn roepnaam 'Ted'.
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Sturgeon, Theodore. Entry updated 15 March 2024. Tagged: Author. (1918-1985) Working name of US author born Edward Hamilton Waldo in New York City, later adopting his stepfather's surname and taking on a new first name; Argyll ( 1993 chap) prints a long anguished letter Sturgeon wrote to his stepfather, plus an autobiographical essay from 1965 ...
Theodore Sturgeon. Theodore Sturgeon was born Edward Hamilton Waldo in New York City. He later adopted his stepfather's surname and took on a new first name. While still a teenager he went to sea for three years. He began publishing sf in 1939 but stopped producing it after a few years and went abroad. He began writing again in 1946 and, in the ...
Biografía de Theodore Sturgeon. Escritor estadounidense nacido en Staten Island, Nueva York, el 26 de febrero de 1918, y fallecido en Eugene, Oregón, el 8 de mayo de 1985. Es considerado como uno de los grandes precursores de la ciencia ficción actual.
Theodore Sturgeon. Writer: Star Trek. Edward Hamilton Waldo was an American science fiction writer who published under the legal name Theodore Sturgeon - he changed his name following his mother's divorce. He was born on Staten Island, New York and sold his first short story in 1938. He is perhaps best known for the novel 'More Than Human' (1953) and his short horror story, 'IT', which has ...
Theodore Sturgeon (* 26. Februar 1918 in New York City als Edward Hamilton Waldo; † 8. Mai 1985 in Eugene, Oregon) war ein US-amerikanischer Autor psychologischer Science-Fiction, Fantasy- und Horrorliteratur Leben. Sturgeons Eltern namens Waldo ließen sich 1927 scheiden. Seine Mutter ...
