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A pulp-era storyteller whose work leans into big adventure and old-school science fiction, with high-stakes plots and a brisk, imaginative style. Best known today for the novel The Winged Men of Orcon, he has also appeared in modern collections of classic pulp fiction.

by David R. Sparks
David R. Sparks is a writer associated with pulp and early science-fiction adventure. The clearest confirmed title linked to him is The Winged Men of Orcon, a story described by Simon & Schuster as a far-future contest between two scientists with Earth at stake.
His work also appears in later anthologies that revisit classic pulp fiction, including The Pulp Fiction Megapack. That suggests his stories have had an afterlife with readers who enjoy vintage magazine fiction, fast-moving plots, and the bold speculative ideas typical of the pulp era.
Reliable biographical details about his personal life are scarce in the sources I could confirm, so it is safer to remember him through the fiction itself: energetic, imaginative stories written in the tradition of early popular science fiction and adventure.