author
E. A. Grosser
A nearly forgotten pulp-era science fiction writer, this author published strange, idea-driven stories in the early 1940s. His work has survived largely through reprints and digital archives, giving modern readers a glimpse of magazine-era SF at its most curious.
1 Audiobook
Out of nowhere
by E. A. Grosser
About the author
E. A. Grosser is an elusive figure in science fiction history. Reliable biographical details are scarce, and even major reference sources appear to have little or no personal information about him.
What can be confirmed is that he published science fiction during the early 1940s, with stories appearing in magazines such as Astounding Science-Fiction and Unknown. His name is also associated with works including The Psychomorph and Out of Nowhere, both of which have remained accessible through later reprints and ebook editions.
That lack of background has given Grosser a faintly mysterious reputation among pulp readers. For many modern fans, the appeal is not just the stories themselves, but the sense of discovering a writer who slipped through the cracks of literary history.