author
Arthur T. Harris
A little-known pulp-era writer whose surviving work mixes science fiction, mystery, and a taste for the macabre. The stories credited to this author include strange, compact tales that feel right at home in mid-century genre magazines.
1 Audiobook
Eau de morgue
by Arthur T. Harris
About the author
Very little confirmed biographical information is readily available about this author, which makes the work itself stand out even more. Reliable catalog records show Arthur T. Harris as the author of True to Type and Eau de morgue, and LibriVox notes that he published science fiction in Fantastic Universe Science Fiction Magazine.
That small body of confirmed work suggests a writer drawn to eerie ideas and pulp-style invention. Eau de morgue has been preserved by Project Gutenberg, helping modern readers rediscover a story that blends speculative fiction with a dark, offbeat atmosphere.
Because trustworthy sources on the author's life are scarce, it is best to treat Arthur T. Harris as an obscure magazine-era genre writer whose reputation now rests on a handful of preserved stories rather than on a well-documented public biography.