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Ed M. Clinton
1926–2006
A mid-century science fiction writer and active fan, he published short fiction from the 1940s into the 1960s and is still remembered for brisk, idea-driven stories like The Small World of M-75 and Security Risk.
2 Audiobooks
The Small World of M-75
by Ed M. Clinton
Security Risk
by Ed M. Clinton
About the author
Edwin Moerenhout Clinton, Jr. was an American science fiction author born on February 20, 1926, and he died on January 16, 2006. He wrote under several forms of his name, including Ed M. Clinton, Jr., and sources also note the pseudonym Anthony More.
His writing career began in the 1940s, and his known work is centered on short science fiction. Project Gutenberg and other cataloging sources preserve stories such as Untechnological Employment and Security Risk, while reader and library listings also connect him with The Small World of M-75.
Beyond publishing fiction, he was part of science fiction fandom in California and is remembered in fan-history sources as an active figure beginning in the 1940s. Later notes suggest that he and his wife Jessie eventually moved to Montana, where he died in 2006.