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L. Major Reynolds

A little-known figure from the early American science-fiction scene, L. Major Reynolds wrote imaginative stories shaped by the pulp-magazine era. The surviving record includes the novella Holes Incorporated and several shorter works published in mid-century science-fiction magazines.

2 Audiobooks

Holes, Incorporated

Holes, Incorporated

by L. Major Reynolds

Such Blooming Talk

Such Blooming Talk

by L. Major Reynolds

About the author

L. Major Reynolds was an American science-fiction writer active during the late 1940s and early 1950s. Stories credited to Reynolds appeared in publications such as Fantastic Adventures, Marvel Science Stories, Authentic Science Fiction Monthly, and Nebula Science Fiction.

Reynolds was also connected with the Los Angeles science-fiction community. In 1951, an emerging Los Angeles science-fiction writers’ workshop held its organizing meeting at Reynolds’s home, and Reynolds was later listed on the Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society’s 1949 honor roll.

The best-known book-length work associated with Reynolds is Holes Incorporated, which appeared in Authentic Science Fiction Monthly in 1953. Other surviving titles include “The Thing,” “No Name,” “Blight,” “Who’s Zoo?,” and “It Will Grow on You.”