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L. Major Reynolds

A lively voice from mid-century science fiction, this author wrote brisk, imaginative stories that appeared in pulp magazines and later found new life through public-domain and audio editions. The work is tied to the early fan community around Los Angeles science fiction, giving it an extra bit of genre history.

1 Audiobook

Holes, Incorporated

Holes, Incorporated

by L. Major Reynolds

About the author

Writing under the pen name L. Major Reynolds, the author was Louise Leipiar, a science-fiction writer and fan active in Los Angeles fandom in the 1940s through the 1960s. Sources available here consistently connect the name with the Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society, one of the best-known early science-fiction fan groups.

Her fiction appeared in classic genre magazines of the 1950s, and confirmed titles include "Holes, Incorporated", "Such Blooming Talk", and "One Man War." Some records also note that she published work under her own name, Louise Leipiar, showing a career that bridged fandom and professional magazine publication.

Reliable biographical detail is limited, so it is safest to remember her as a writer from the pulp-era science-fiction world whose stories have remained accessible through archives, Project Gutenberg listings, and audiobook recordings.