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A little-known science fiction writer from the magazine era, remembered today for a single whimsical tale that blends space adventure with a fairy-tale mood. His surviving work has the feel of a forgotten pulp curiosity rediscovered by modern readers.

by John Silletto
Very little biographical information about this author appears to be publicly documented. What can be confirmed is that John Silletto wrote "Fairyland Planet," a science-fiction story published in the October 1958 issue of Infinity Science Fiction.
That story has continued to circulate long after its original magazine appearance. It is listed in the Internet Speculative Fiction Database, and it has also been preserved by Project Gutenberg, which helps explain why Silletto's name still turns up for readers exploring mid-century pulp and magazine science fiction.
Because so little else has been reliably recorded online, Silletto remains an unusually elusive figure. For many listeners, that mystery is part of the appeal: his work offers a small, vivid glimpse of the imaginative world of 1950s science fiction, even if the man behind it has mostly slipped from view.