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MOORE, C(atherine) L(ucille) Born 24 January 1911, Indianapolis, Indiana; died April 1987. Also wrote under: Paul Edmonds, Keith Hammond, Hudson Hastings, Kalvin Kent, Henry Kuttner, C. H. Liddell, Lawrence O'Donnell, Lewis Padgett, Woodrow Wilson Smith, and others Daughter of Otto N. and Maude Ones Moore; married Henry Kuttner, 1940 (died 1958); Thomas Reggie, 1963
18 de abr. de 2023 · Catherine Lucille Moore (24 January 1911 – 4 April 1987) was an American science fiction and fantasy writer, usually credited as C. L. Moore. She was one of the first women to write in the genre. After marrying fellow writer Henry Kuttner she worked on many stories in close collaboration him, most often using the joint pseudonym "Lewis Padgett."
15 de mar. de 2019 · 1981, Moore was honored with the World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement. In 1998, she was inducted into the Science Fiction Hall of Fame. Today, Moore is recognized as a founding “mother” of Golden Age science fiction. ____ Catherine Lucille (CL) Moore . Indianapolis, Indiana (Jan 24, 1911 – Apr 4, 1987) by Jessi Cortesi, IHB Public ...
Este nuevo autor firmaba su narración como C. L. Moore y lo que nadie sabía entonces era que bajo ese ambiguo C. L. se escondía una muchacha de veintidós años, con el nombre de Catherine Lucille. Había nacido en Indianapolis, el 24 de enero de 1911, y una infancia enfermiza propició su carácter introvertido y entregado a la imaginación ...
Catherine Lucille Moore (1911 – 1987), who wrote under the name "C. L. Moore", was one of the pioneering female writers of science fiction and fantasy in the United States. Her first professional publication, "Shambleau", appeared in Weird Tales in 1933, and was the first of many stories featuring the space adventurer Northwest Smith.
Catherine Lucille Moore est un écrivain de science-fiction et de fantasy. Elle quitta l'Université pendant la grande dépression pour travailler comme secrétaire à la Fletcher Trust Company d'Indianapolis. Ses premiers récits sont publiés dans des pulp magazines dans les années 1930, dont deux séries importantes dans Weird Tales.
Born in Indianapolis, Indiana on January 24, 1911, Catherine L. Moore was a sickly girl who spent much of her time reading fantastic literature. As a young woman, she began studying at Indiana University in 1929 and contributed at least three stories to the the university's literary journal, The Vagabond. One of them, "Happily Ever After ...
