author
H. Sivia
A little-known pulp-era writer whose work survives more through old magazines and public-domain catalogs than through a well-documented life story. That air of mystery makes the surviving fiction feel like a small rediscovery.
1 Audiobook
The Last of Mrs. DeBrugh
by H. Sivia
About the author
Available records on this author are very sparse. Library-style sources identify H. Sivia as Harry Sivia, a writer whose work appears in public-domain and speculative-fiction indexes.
Because so little biographical information could be confirmed from reliable sources retrieved here, it is safer to focus on the work rather than make claims about his life. He seems to belong to the world of early 20th-century magazine fiction, where many writers published stories that outlived the personal details of their careers.
For listeners, that means approaching H. Sivia as one of those almost-lost names from the pulp and public-domain era: an author remembered less for a famous biography than for the atmosphere and curiosity of the stories that remain.