author
1884–1928
Best remembered as a witty English man of letters, he moved easily between journalism, criticism, and fiction, and even ventured into early science fiction. His work has the quick, playful tone of someone who enjoyed ideas as much as style.

by Bohun Lynch
Born in 1884, Bohun Lynch was an English writer whose full name was John Gilbert Bohun Lynch. He wrote across several forms rather than staying in one lane, building a career that included journalism, literary criticism, and fiction.
His books show a wide range of interests. Among them is Menace from the Moon from 1925, a science-fiction novel that points to his curiosity about imaginative and modern themes, alongside more literary and essay-like work.
Lynch died in 1928, leaving behind a body of writing that suggests a clever, versatile author with a lively voice. Reliable pages found for him during this search confirmed his name, dates, and authorship, but did not provide a clear usable portrait image, so none is included here.