Henry Still

Henry Still was an American author whose work crossed several genres rather than settling into just one. Catalog and bibliography sources link his name to fiction, including the science-fiction story Slow Burn, as well as nonfiction titles such as Of Time, Tides & Inner Clocks, Surviving the Male Mid-Life Crisis, and To Ride the Wind: A Biography of Glenn L. Martin.

That mix suggests a writer with wide interests: speculative ideas, human behavior, and real-life subjects all found a place in his bibliography. Some library and bookseller listings also show novels and satirical titles such as The Dirty Animal and Man-made Men, pointing to a career that moved freely between popular and thoughtful themes.

I couldn’t confirm a solid biographical profile beyond his published work, and I also couldn’t verify the birth year given here from reliable source material. Because of that, this overview focuses on the books and genres that can be confirmed.