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Best known for a small body of mid-20th-century science fiction and a practical sales title, this elusive author left just enough behind to spark curiosity. The record is patchy, which gives the work an old-pulp mystery of its own.

by Con Blomberg

by Con Blomberg
Con Blomberg appears to be a little-documented author whose surviving bibliography points in two directions: science fiction and sales writing. Project Gutenberg lists works by Blomberg, Free Speculative Fiction Online indexes the story "Make Me an Offer," and major book databases also connect the name with Sales Talk.
The science-fiction trail suggests magazine-era publishing in the 1950s. Free Speculative Fiction Online links Blomberg to "Make Me an Offer," and the Internet Speculative Fiction Database shows a story by that name in Galaxy and another Blomberg story in Fantastic Universe from December 1959.
Beyond those credits, confirmed biographical details are scarce. Even standard author-reference pages provide little more than name-level entries, so it is safest to treat Con Blomberg as an obscure author whose books now survive mainly through reprints, library catalogs, and archival genre databases.