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A little-known voice from the golden age of science fiction, Hal Annas blended wry humor, strange inventions, galactic adventure, and twisty mysteries. His stories offer a lively glimpse into the imaginative pulp fiction of the early 1950s.

by Hal Annas

by Hal Annas
by Hal Annas

by Hal Annas

by Hal Annas
Hal Annas was a science-fiction writer whose work appeared in early-1950s magazines including Imagination Stories of Science and Fantasy and Other Worlds. His stories mixed speculative ideas with comedy, adventure, romance, and mystery.
His known works include Maid—To Order, The Longsnozzle Event, Man-Trap, No Sons Left to Die!, and The Ultimate Quest. He also co-wrote Aleta—The Yellow Star with Bea Mahaffey, a romantic science-fiction adventure first associated with the magazine Other Worlds.
Very little biographical information about Annas has survived, but his fiction continues to attract readers interested in the inventive, offbeat side of mid-century pulp science fiction.