author
Conan T. Troy
Best known for the vintage science-fiction novel The Conjurer of Venus, this little-documented writer is remembered today mainly through reprints and library catalogs. The surviving record is thin, which gives the work an obscure pulp-era charm of its own.
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The Conjurer of Venus
by Conan T. Troy
About the author
Conan T. Troy is an elusive figure in science fiction bibliography. The clearest trail points to The Conjurer of Venus, a mid-20th-century science-fiction novel that remains available through Project Gutenberg and modern bookselling catalogs.
Reliable biographical details about the person behind the name are scarce. I couldn't confirm basics such as birth dates, nationality, or a broader body of work from strong source material, so it's safest to describe Conan T. Troy as a little-documented author known primarily for that surviving novel.
That scarcity may actually add to the appeal for curious listeners: this is one of those authors preserved more by the continued life of the book than by an extensive public biography.