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Best known as the shared pen name behind the fast-moving Hawk Carse adventures, this byline helped shape early magazine science fiction. The stories blend space opera energy with the pulpy excitement of the genre’s early years.

by Anthony Gilmore

by Anthony Gilmore

by Anthony Gilmore

by Anthony Gilmore
Anthony Gilmore was not a single writer, but a collaborative pseudonym used by Harry Bates and Desmond W. Hall. The name is most closely associated with the Hawk Carse stories published in Astounding Stories of Super-Science in the early 1930s.
The partnership mattered because Bates and Hall were working at the center of pulp science fiction during an important period for the magazine field. Their Anthony Gilmore stories were later gathered in book form as Space Hawk, helping preserve a notable slice of early interplanetary adventure fiction.
Because Anthony Gilmore was a pen name rather than a single public figure, a confirmed standalone portrait was not available from the sources reviewed. For that reason, no profile image is included here.