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A little-known science fiction writer remembered for a single published story, this author left behind a compact but curious piece of early-1960s magazine SF. That rarity gives the work an extra bit of charm for listeners who enjoy forgotten corners of the genre.

by E. Mittleman
E. Mittleman appears to have published at least one science fiction story, "The Non-Electronic Bug," which was printed in If magazine and is now available through Project Gutenberg and LibriVox.
Very little biographical information seems to be publicly documented, and major reference sources do not appear to provide a fuller personal profile. What can be said with confidence is that the surviving work places this author among the many lesser-known writers who contributed short, imaginative fiction to the mid-20th-century science fiction magazine world.
For audiobook listeners, that mystery is part of the appeal: the story survives even when the life behind it is mostly obscured, offering a small but genuine glimpse into the era's inventive pulp storytelling.