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Catherine Lucille Moore (Indianápolis, 24 de enero de 1911-4 de abril de 1987) fue una escritora estadounidense especializada en literatura fantástica y de ciencia ficción [1] . Fue una de las primeras autoras de la corriente conocida como ficción especulativa.
Catherine Lucille Moore (January 24, 1911 – April 4, 1987) was an American science fiction and fantasy writer, who first came to prominence in the 1930s writing as C. L. Moore. She was among the first women to write in the science fiction and fantasy genres (though earlier woman writers in these genres include Clare Winger Harris ...
Biografía de Catherine L. Moore. Escritora y guionista americana, Catherine L. Moore destacó por su obra dedicada a la fantasía y a la ciencia ficción, sobre todo en el campo del relato. Moore publicó gran parte de su obra bajo seudónimo y ocultó en numerosas ocasiones sus colaboraciones con su marido, el también escritor Henry Kuttner.
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.
6 de sept. de 2018 · Posted on September 6, 2018. “No Woman Born” by C. L. Moore. “ No Woman Born ” ( pdf) first appeared in the December 1944 issue of Astounding Science-Fiction, a time when few women were writing science fiction. Catherine Lucille Moore did not use her initials to hide her gender, but to hide her writing career from her employer.
C.L. Moore. With her first works published in Weird Tales in the early 1930s, Catherine Lucille Moore was one of the first female authors to publish professional in science fiction or fantasy, paving the way for further women in genre.
Depth of characterization and setting, attention to the nuances of human motivation and interaction, recognition of the myths shaping human experience, and incorporation of sophisticated mainstream literary techniques (such as the use of a central intelligence in "No Woman Born") are the innovations one may credit to Moore Feminist critics have ...
