Gene L. Henderson

Gene L. Henderson was an American science fiction author whose work appeared during the great magazine era of mid-20th-century SF. His fiction is associated especially with the early 1950s, and several of his stories have remained in circulation through later reprints and digital archives.

He is best known for All In The Mind, along with stories such as Survival of the Fittest and The Small Bears. Project Gutenberg and other catalog sources list a small but memorable body of work, suggesting a writer who published selectively rather than prolifically.

Not much biographical information appears to be widely documented online, which gives his work an overlooked, rediscovered quality. For listeners who enjoy vintage science fiction, Henderson offers the pleasures of concise storytelling, speculative twists, and the adventurous spirit of classic magazine fiction.